sllingshot47
Elite Member
I have the small coil and let's just say the 5" tabs are annoying!!
Tesoro compadre depth question
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Well guys took it out today I had great results found a bunch of brass cow tags a sterling silver spoon and a buffalo nickel I like it much better than my Garrett and results from the Tesoro were much different in real world conditions
My deepest target today was 9" thank you everyone
My deepest target today was 9" thank you everyone
DIGGER27
In Memory Of
CongratZ.
This is why many believe air tests don't carry the weight that others seem to depend on.
They are ok for certain things, testing out targets for VDI numbers and others but depth is one of those things that might be accurate or it could be way different in the real world than when you test detectors in your home.
9" on a target is great, the first of many.
Gauntlet
Forum Supporter
Congrats! You'll be glad you got it. Be glad you did before you read all those "reasons not to"
TabZilla
Forum Supporter
Just to chime in on the cross pendant question
Most cross/crucifix pendants don’t give the best signals
Eddy currents that detectors use aren’t as strong
on that shape as they are with a coin or ring.
Same goes for chains.
Most cross/crucifix pendants don’t give the best signals
Eddy currents that detectors use aren’t as strong
on that shape as they are with a coin or ring.
Same goes for chains.
it is overrated!..been at this for over 35 years here in new england ,and most of anything good i have dug has been around 4" to 6",maybe 7" tops! these are 'consistent" depths from year to year,and even though i don't hunt outside new england,i believe there is an element of truth in what you say.i'm talking everything from ww2 silver to 300 year old coppers,and everything in between.
(h.h.!)
j.t.
Rob183
New Member
I have a Compadre with the 8" coil, it bangs on every target that I planted to learn my Legend. One target is a silver dollar at 9" in Florida soil AKA sand.
