Minelab Manticore vs magnetic sand & gold ring

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Жыл бұрын

Tough magnetic sand conditions at a freshwater Lake Mi beach I frequent.
Vdi’s seem to peg up to 98’s when deeper, but then it throws some close too. Several times i’ve seen it grunt nearly all iron on nickels, but the vdi was nearly steady and correct, then pinpoint will hit nickel very well still.
Iron sounds for over a mile, just how it is at the moment. Previous video shows struggles with a nickel at 5 inches. Just how it is with vlf’s in these conditions at times.
The ring reads 49, i misspoke and said 54.
It all gets remixed after awhile and all is good again. Went to another beach a few miles North and made the video with gold ring hitting at 14 inches ok (and mcore was nicely detecting all over that area, even at higher sens).
Fyi, ground balance wont grab and tracking wont track. Planned to play with manual gb next trips out.

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@pigeonbloodruby5330 Жыл бұрын

Dream crusher, black sand.

@UABFWSS Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's brutal. I think I figured it out, as far as why it's so bad there right now. All the wind blew more of the lighter sand towards the dunes and the heavy magnetite stayed along shore, causing it to layer up more than usual this winter, cuz it's never been as bad as this. I dunno, I'm no geologist, lol.

@pigeonbloodruby5330 Жыл бұрын

@@UABFWSS That makes perfect sense. Same as beach erosion, the sand is taken away, the heavies drop and concentrate, exposing the gold.

@PursueTheUnknown Жыл бұрын

Damn, bad target ID on the manticore. My CTX locks on on deep gold.

@pigeonbloodruby5330 Жыл бұрын

So the CTX 3030 is killing it on a beach loaded with black sand, with a solid TID on deep gold? The Manticore TID displays the actual range of the conductivity, information about the artifact can be learned from watching it. The TID on the XP Deus II is a dumbed down average, that's why the TID is stable. The XP Deus II audio indicates the range of the TID. That's why people like the audio of the XP Deus II.