warriorriver
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like the chat about this, one thing..the coil size will determine your depth, 5x8 will not go as deep as the 8.5x11, but in clear ground hunting for relics you want to use the bigger coil, for trash areas use the smaller coil. from Diggers Thanks for the note!
The AT Gold and the AT Pro definitely are different, but I find they are fairly similar in a lot of ways, and I set them similarly. For example, the AT Gold and the AT Pro use the same numbering system, so a nickel, for example, is 53 on both machines, which is great, because you don’t have to memorize two sets of numbers if you switch back and forth. Currently, I run the AT Gold in DISC 1 mode with the sensitivity up all the way, and iron at about 20, and then I adjust the values up or down depending on the junkiness of the site and the detector’s reaction to the ground. For the AT Pro, PRO/ZERO/40, and adjust from there. Ringy
he has use both as i have.....and i agree
The AT Gold and the AT Pro definitely are different, but I find they are fairly similar in a lot of ways, and I set them similarly. For example, the AT Gold and the AT Pro use the same numbering system, so a nickel, for example, is 53 on both machines, which is great, because you don’t have to memorize two sets of numbers if you switch back and forth. Currently, I run the AT Gold in DISC 1 mode with the sensitivity up all the way, and iron at about 20, and then I adjust the values up or down depending on the junkiness of the site and the detector’s reaction to the ground. For the AT Pro, PRO/ZERO/40, and adjust from there. Ringy
he has use both as i have.....and i agree