8-25 in 12 or 18khz will effectively get rid of most iron targets but will still get foil and the smallest pieces of non-ferrous targets. Buttons and pistol bullets usually hit in the high 40s to low 70s in 12khz but this ID gets less reliable the deeper you go, just like anything else. Full tones will give you the associated tone often without the VDI reading for those fringe targets - these are the ones you want to go after!
Running Disc at 1 or 2.0 and notching 2-35 will get you a tad more sensitivity than running Disc at 6 or higher...
You will miss some deep targets no matter what the composition if you notch 97-99. Round iron and steel flat washers at depth sound good initially, but almost always have some sort of crackle to the audio. Coins and other non-ferrous round items most of the time sound cleaner without the crackle, but if there's any co-located iron with the non-ferrous target all bets are off. Better to dig the iffy signals with the Deus, no matter what program you are running. You won't be disappointed!
Man I miss my Deus :thumbdown:
Running Disc at 1 or 2.0 and notching 2-35 will get you a tad more sensitivity than running Disc at 6 or higher...
You will miss some deep targets no matter what the composition if you notch 97-99. Round iron and steel flat washers at depth sound good initially, but almost always have some sort of crackle to the audio. Coins and other non-ferrous round items most of the time sound cleaner without the crackle, but if there's any co-located iron with the non-ferrous target all bets are off. Better to dig the iffy signals with the Deus, no matter what program you are running. You won't be disappointed!
Man I miss my Deus :thumbdown:
