Minelab The Sovereign Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 14)

Ring Guide To Discrimination

The rings that we hunt for are made from various metals and are found in a variety of

shapes and sizes. Because of the variety of rings, they do not display any consistent

pattern of conductivity. Factors such as metal and alloy content, diameter, metallic

surface and shape, and the orientation of the ring in the ground crosses the entire

conductive and non-conductive range of metal. To find all the different kinds of

rings you must dig all targets and junk with no discrimination or minimal

discrimination. Also by hunting this way you find many targets that are indicated as

trash but are not trash at all... Nickel 3¢ i.d. as foil...$5 gold i.d. as square pulltabs...

copper/nickel Indian pennies and $2½ gold coins i.d. as round pulltabs... jewelry

other than rings range the entire scale of non-ferrous targets... etc.

This book is primarily about rings. We hope this picture guide will help you decide

on how much discrimination is needed if you want to find rings of all types. Here we

go.

The 20 rings in this frame are made of iron and, of course, registered as iron. They also read -495

to -497 on the SunRay DTI-II meter and gave a negative (silent) audio response. Just another

example of having to dig it all to get it all.

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Minelab The Sovereign Uživatelský manuál Strana 14