michaell
Full Member
Ya I was just wondering how good the I'd on the xp is the detecting gods smiled upon me and I can know afford this machine
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I guarantee in writing if you rely on the ID of ANY detector, you will leave valuable objects in the ground.
NO machine can be certain you have a coin, ring, token, medal or anything else. Your best ID is a shovel and your eyes.
Even the best machines have a very limited ID capability, especially at any depth.
I guarantee in writing if you rely on the ID of ANY detector, you will leave valuable objects in the ground.
NO machine can be certain you have a coin, ring, token, medal or anything else. Your best ID is a shovel and your eyes.
Even the best machines have a very limited ID capability, especially at any depth.
I can testify to this. My most exciting find ID'd as a pull tab on not just one, but two machines. Made me totally re-think my searching strategies.
Thank you, this is why I read this forum. I spent along time faulting my equipment. It became obvious that with all the different alloys of coins and jewelry buried at different depths in varying soils that they could be accurately identified.I guarantee in writing if you rely on the ID of ANY detector, you will leave valuable objects in the ground.
NO machine can be certain you have a coin, ring, token, medal or anything else. Your best ID is a shovel and your eyes.
Even the best machines have a very limited ID capability, especially at any depth.
I guarantee in writing if you rely on the ID of ANY detector, you will leave valuable objects in the ground.
NO machine can be certain you have a coin, ring, token, medal or anything else. Your best ID is a shovel and your eyes.
Even the best machines have a very limited ID capability, especially at any depth.
I guarantee in writing if you rely on the ID of ANY detector, you will leave valuable objects in the ground.