Any ideas or help..

Cointrike is known to call rusty bottle caps a high coin......any input how to tell difference....????

Ole' Daniel Tn likes the Coinstrike. He may know a trick or two as Never Knew one Myself. That's why I always prefered CZs.

Try playing with your sweep speed. Eg.: momentarily speed up your clip over a suspected target. Then a slow couple of clips, then a fast couple of clips/wiggles. You should see that a bottle cap starts to "break up" with varied sweep speeds. Ie.: bottle caps start to break up with faster clip.

Although I'm not familiar with the Coinstrike exactly. But on all machines, this has been a characteristic of bottle caps. It was very pronounced on early motion detectors of the late 1970s (6000d, 6db, etc...). And less so as the speed requirements have been slowed way down. But the characteristic is usually still there, albeit to a small degree, on machines to the present. Perhaps on the coinstrike too. It might be harder to tell if the coin-strike is a machine that lacks tell-tale audio to begin with (ie.: a beep-or-no-beep machine, with zero inbetween audio differences).



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/23/2017 04:24PM by Tom_in_CA.

Skimming this long thread, on page 2 here your question is discussed.

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Thanks guys for your input....Coinstrike Page is wealth of knowledge....

Ole' Sod-buster comes through again!

Tom_in_CA Wrote:
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> Try playing with your sweep speed. Eg.: momentari
> ly speed up your clip over a suspected target. Th
> en a slow couple of clips, then a fast couple of c
> lips/wiggles. You should see that a bottle cap s
> tarts to "break up" with varied sweep speeds. Ie.
> : bottle caps start to break up with faster clip.
>

might be faster just to dig to see that would give me a (((((((headache)))))))))))))))