09-01-2015, 09:07 PM
I took the F19 to the 1850s house site I hunted about a week ago with the CTX -- below is the resultant of a 2 hr hunt -- AFTER -- a 2 hr hunt last week with the CTX
I went over the exact same ground/area with it as with the CTX and/but these targets were not heard/picked up on by the CTX -- but -- were by the F19 -- it's interesting to see the difference in targets that the 2 machines seem to pick up on and also the targets one machine over-looks VS the other...
I have grown to really like the F19 over the last few months - I love the audio clues the machines gives for both low and high conductors as for shallow VS deep targets as well as being able to call iron targets such as the buckles/etc. shown below.
Some of these targets were dug at nearly a foot deep and I don't mean the large/r iron buckles - these machines hit on lower conductors extremely well and I was diggin some of the small/er items (buttons, blobs of brass & lead, etc.) at 10" or more. It's all in the audio -- and that being said -- some of the deep brass/etc. was sounding off like iron but when you get the audio down - it speaks volumes to you
I like the cool little 1920s Detroit Special button - says "Finck's" (a brand of overalls)... It was found at nearly a foot deep (as deep as my Piranha Lesche Shovel Blade is long)...
The flat button is exactly like the one the ctx found just inches away from this one at about 7" deep...
I went over the exact same ground/area with it as with the CTX and/but these targets were not heard/picked up on by the CTX -- but -- were by the F19 -- it's interesting to see the difference in targets that the 2 machines seem to pick up on and also the targets one machine over-looks VS the other...
I have grown to really like the F19 over the last few months - I love the audio clues the machines gives for both low and high conductors as for shallow VS deep targets as well as being able to call iron targets such as the buckles/etc. shown below.
Some of these targets were dug at nearly a foot deep and I don't mean the large/r iron buckles - these machines hit on lower conductors extremely well and I was diggin some of the small/er items (buttons, blobs of brass & lead, etc.) at 10" or more. It's all in the audio -- and that being said -- some of the deep brass/etc. was sounding off like iron but when you get the audio down - it speaks volumes to you
I like the cool little 1920s Detroit Special button - says "Finck's" (a brand of overalls)... It was found at nearly a foot deep (as deep as my Piranha Lesche Shovel Blade is long)...
The flat button is exactly like the one the ctx found just inches away from this one at about 7" deep...