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Who said there's a learning curve? First hole in the most iron infested part of my yard with an 11" coil! The Deus sniffed it out clear as day about six inches down. There's more iron in that little patch of my yard than in the Titanic!Attachment 66752Attachment 66753Attachment 66754
And a whole one too! That had to make your day!:lol:
Congrats on the new machine,Donnie! All your old sites will come alive again!
It's Beauty. Congrats!!:lol:
I hope so! Can't wait to try it out at a cellar hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by OxShoeDrew
Congrats on the machine Donnie , some of the old sites we been to will give you good practice with that thing . It will be interesting to compare signals .
That is a fine example of that type of relic! Even with the 11" coil you will get really good target separation. I expect you will have some fun revisiting your old sites. You will be saying to yourself : " Boy that sounds just like a copper, but there is NO way that can be a copper." Dig the hole and retrieve your copper.
That person must have been thirsty. Didn't even bend the beavertail into the ring part. Would have sounded like a better nickel signal that way....
Congrats on that awesome find. That might be a first on this forum!
I really can't wait to hit some of those old sites with the Deus just to see if there is anything in the iron patches. I purchased the HF Elliptical coil for it and have three custom programs in it now. I have CT Todd's program which is a killer program. I put Calabash Digger's Pitch Program in it. I made up my own "CT Todd Lite" program for heavy iron patches but it's probably not needed and I was just getting practice on changing settings and saving programs.Quote:
Originally Posted by del
Nice looking machine, happy hunting
Give it time and it will serve you well for what you do...… 9INCH HF coil or the eliptical you got running 28 kh for the hammered cellar holes will find the goods left by other detectorist :thumbsup01:
Must be at least 40 years old. By some states' goofy laws that qualifies as old enough for treasure sir!
John