Wyomingmedic
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- Jan 31, 2013
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- Detector(s) used
- Truffle seeking pig modified for metal.
The results have been so-so
When the pig fails me (which is often), I am relegated to a CTX3030 *sigh*. Like the dark ages or something.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I'm stuck with the kids today, so I could only sneak out into my yard for a bit while they napped. I was able to pull up a number of pennies.
While not particularly interesting (the oldest being from 1975), most of them are from 1982/83 which happens to be the year this house was built. Nothing sat here before the house. Each penny was found from 2 to 8 inches down.
Now, for the roofing nail, it is no different than the other hundreds in my yard EXCEPT this critter was 1/2 inch UNDER a penny. Despite them being on top of each other, the CTX was able to discern the difference and provide 2 distinct tones at the same time. I use the display only slightly and find my ear does a much better job than my eyes LOL.
The nut and rivet we also less than an inch from each other, but I was able to clearly tell that 2 (actually 3 items, the other was a pulltab) objects where down there.
All found on GH's wide open program, with auto sens at -3. So much junk in my soil, more sensitivity really drives it nuts.
Now I just need 5 feet of snow to melt so I can get to the good ground that is WAY older. I'm just happy to be figuring this machine out.
WM
While not particularly interesting (the oldest being from 1975), most of them are from 1982/83 which happens to be the year this house was built. Nothing sat here before the house. Each penny was found from 2 to 8 inches down.
Now, for the roofing nail, it is no different than the other hundreds in my yard EXCEPT this critter was 1/2 inch UNDER a penny. Despite them being on top of each other, the CTX was able to discern the difference and provide 2 distinct tones at the same time. I use the display only slightly and find my ear does a much better job than my eyes LOL.
The nut and rivet we also less than an inch from each other, but I was able to clearly tell that 2 (actually 3 items, the other was a pulltab) objects where down there.
All found on GH's wide open program, with auto sens at -3. So much junk in my soil, more sensitivity really drives it nuts.
Now I just need 5 feet of snow to melt so I can get to the good ground that is WAY older. I'm just happy to be figuring this machine out.
WM
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