Ammoman
Bronze Member
For you Impact users,
this past weekend i found a small 14k gold charm that totally blew me away. Not because the charm is valuable, because its not. Instead, because of how small it is and how clear the signal was when i found it. I posted the charm as one of my finds in the Today's Finds section but wanted to post it here because i wanted to give Nokta Credit for making such an outstanding detector.
So here are the Settings i was in when i found the charm.
Mode: VLX-2
Gain 85
Iron Audio 2
Frequency 20 KHz
I have come to really like these settings when on the hunt for gold.
These are the same settings i was using when i found the Gold coin ring a month or so ago.
Considering the depth of the charm and the height of the coil from the surface of the ground, the charm rang up at a solid mid tone. I was not paying attention to the ID numbers so i don't know what they rang up as. I did do an air test and it rings up at 45 in the settings that i was using.
Note how small the charm is compared to a mercury dime.
About 1/3 the diameter
And 1/3 the thickness.
For those of you on the fence about the Impact, rest assured its a powerful machine.
this past weekend i found a small 14k gold charm that totally blew me away. Not because the charm is valuable, because its not. Instead, because of how small it is and how clear the signal was when i found it. I posted the charm as one of my finds in the Today's Finds section but wanted to post it here because i wanted to give Nokta Credit for making such an outstanding detector.
So here are the Settings i was in when i found the charm.
Mode: VLX-2
Gain 85
Iron Audio 2
Frequency 20 KHz
I have come to really like these settings when on the hunt for gold.
These are the same settings i was using when i found the Gold coin ring a month or so ago.
Considering the depth of the charm and the height of the coil from the surface of the ground, the charm rang up at a solid mid tone. I was not paying attention to the ID numbers so i don't know what they rang up as. I did do an air test and it rings up at 45 in the settings that i was using.
Note how small the charm is compared to a mercury dime.
About 1/3 the diameter
And 1/3 the thickness.
For those of you on the fence about the Impact, rest assured its a powerful machine.