Top Secret Coin Strike Settings....

Disc. 99, Threshold -25, sensitivity 5.

Y'all a rank beginner.

Don't remember its been so long since I used one...Really got me some deep silver equal to CZ's but called every rusty bottlecap a coin and even their poster boy couldn't tell me how to tell the difference so long gone...hope you can tell the difference as nice unit with a main problem...

Disc 99, Threshold -5, Sensitivity full blast


texkinzee Wrote:
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> Disc. 99, Threshold -25, sensitivity 5.

Threshold at -25 got the best performance in ground for sure.

The closer you got it to 0 the better it air tested though.

Deep. Kinda a digital 1266x. Depending on your settings, you will either love it or hate it.

Jackpine Wrote:
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> Y'all a rank beginner.

Not in my dirt.

Glad it's not my dirt Tex. On the Coinstrike, sens 7-8 with threshold as high as the dirt will allow always worked for me. If hunting in nails use tracking to set the GB point and let it see some iron before turning it off. That sets a GB that allows just a little better see-thru.

Video showing coinstrike in some tough ground.
Go to the 8:30 time mark in video to see coin strike.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/25/2018 07:59AM by tnsharpshooter.

tnsharpshooter Wrote:
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> Video showing coinstrike in some tough ground.
> Go to the 8:30 time mark in video to see coin stri
> ke.
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> [m.youtube.com]


Ah the good old days without a pinpointer. From the video you dug a 13" bullet with the 8" coil on it. Wow that's deep. My gpx is the only machine I have that can do that.

Digger70pa Wrote:
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> tnsharpshooter Wrote:
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> > Video showing coinstrike in some tough ground.
> > Go to the 8:30 time mark in video to see coin st
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> > ke.
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> > [m.youtube.com]
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> Ah the good old days without a pinpointer. From th
> e video you dug a 13" bullet with the 8" coil on i
> t. Wow that's deep. My gpx is the only machine I h
> ave that can do that.


Not my video, does belong to Daniel here though.

Those videos are back when I had to use the crappiest video rendering to make the file size small enough to upload. My internet was awful back then and it would take hours to upload a mere 100 mb file. I don't know if I ever published the video or not but I remember doing a few hunts with the CoinStrike and my buddy Allen and videoing. I've got hours of raw video on flash drives and internal hard drives that I never have edited or put together for a video to upload.

CoinStrike was what I always called the RelicStrike. I knew more people that liked it for relic hunting than I did coin hunters that liked it. It would get on down there on bullets. I never dug many buttons with it though. It was a bullet digging machine for sure. Somewhere in this time frame I did go to a Tejon and the trend flipflopped. I was digging lots of buttons and smaller brass but not a lot of bullets and larger brass.