Buried Depth

[BILLMCSE]

New here so just asking a question regarding depth. If an item was buried, be it a chest or even just a relic and it was in the ground about 2 feet, I assume there's no chance of finding it with your standard detector. You would need something like a two box unit, is that correct?

 

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[deepskyal]

No. A couple of feet with an average detector on large iron with a bigger coil could hit it.
I personally and quite a few others on here have dug beer cans over a foot with just your basic equipment.

Gets into a lot of, how long has it been in the ground, how big is it, what kind of soil, what kind of metal, etc.

Al

 

[Daedalus]

You can find larger objects with a normal detector , like was said above if it has a lot of metal in it then you can find things quite a ways down.
I have found metal objects down almost two foot that where about 8 or 9 inches in size . That was all metal but you will be surprised at how deep you can find larger items .

 

[Hasse]

He also had this doubt. I'm putting together a clock like that induction of the link.

I have a multiplier GTI2500 with depth, but still not got used to it.
I'll post pictures of a piece of 25cm in diameter to 110cm deep

 

[BILLMCSE]

Thanks for the replies

Hasse, where are you at there? In a park/trail?

 

[Hasse]

Thanks for the replies

Hasse, where are you at there? In a park/trail?

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