Any Fisher CZ Swingers Out There?

Just under 5 sens was maximum air test on the couple CZ-5's I had. Great fresh water hunters when chest mounted as they weren't locked in salt mode. Digging the faint iron foil bouncers netted me more than a few DEEP mens bands. The 10.5" coil was great for covering high use areas for fresh dropped goodies.

add: neutral ground here came in around the 6 to 7 o'clock position ( don't remember the actual numbers) but in the water, if memory serves, fully clockwise?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/24/2018 03:15PM by Jackpine.

Dan-Pa. Wrote:
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> Here is a good nail tip...if you dig a plug on a d
> eep one and the pinpoint seems to move its a darn
> rusty nail on the edge of the plug...can really cu
> t down on nails dug...

Those were the ones that got me every time, horizontal with the tip of the nail pointing toward the center of the plug.

Jackpine Wrote:
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> Dan-Pa. Wrote:
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> > Here is a good nail tip...if you dig a plug on a
> d
> > eep one and the pinpoint seems to move its a dar
> n
> > rusty nail on the edge of the plug...can really
> cu
> > t down on nails dug...
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> Those were the ones that got me every time, horizo
> ntal with the tip of the nail pointing toward the
> center of the plug.

Absolutely true. With accurate pinpointing, if it's on the side of the plug, it's a nail.

A lot of spot-on info on this thread. Somewhere within a few tenths of 5 is usually max depth. Assuming ground conditions and EMI allow, that's the place to run a CZ. It loses significant depth running at the preset mark of 3.

A proper cz is a premier old front yard hunter.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/26/2018 03:50AM by marcomo.

No need to dig nails with the CZ. Just make sure you pinpoint the target giving you a high tone. If a nail, the pinpointed target will read as iron. Every single time.

Another trick. You swing over a smallish iron signal. Pinpoint it well. Sweep the coil very fast about five times. 1-2 non ferrous signals when sweeping fast means it's a lower conductive target. Found many Nickels using this method after the CZ initially produced an iron signal.

Detectorist, Thanks for the info

u2robert Wrote:
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> Detectorist, Thanks for the info

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