Does Anyone Else Dig EVERYTHING Above Iron, or Am I the Only Fool?

[pepperj]

I have a custom program setup using the X/Y screen but rarely use it. I really should start learning it. I should use the 2d trace on the Manticore more too. I've mostly been going by sound. I do use pinpoint to see how large a target is. That's a great way of getting rid of the large iron.

The Deus 1 X/Y screen seemed better than the Deus 2.
Then again I only used the Deus 1 on that screen setting.

I'm all tones, then if a good tone comes I dig.
The glance down @ the # then do the mental guess of what it is.

Then getting something totally different 🤣
But the rare correct guesses - Nailed it! 😁

 

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[robertk]

But the rare correct guesses - Nailed it! 😁

That’s about the only thing I guess correctly — nails!

 

[AusTexDude]

I have gotten pretty good with the AT Max at knowing what sound is what... dimes are 81, quarters 86, nickels 55, pennies are all over the chart, lead sinkers are scratchy from low 50s for a splitshot to high 60s for a larger one, new pull tabs can be 57, 60, or 66, whole beaver tails are 55, just the beaver tail alone is 45-47 unless it's folded then it's about a 40. Some of those older beaver tails when buried deeper than 4 inches come across as silver and that really is annoying as hell.