Re: Tom, running Manticore with upper disc 2
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2025 7:37 pm
				
				JCR, a pi could be interesting. I don't know what it would do on flakes of iron.
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Little video showing Manticore with zero upper and lower ferrous limits, sweeping 2 different ferrous objects getting different behavior tone wise with horse shoe button in.NASA-Tom wrote: ↑Wed Jul 23, 2025 3:53 am This particular site I'm hunting....... is 1884 dirt.
M8 coil
Sens 27
A/T - Low Conductors
Prospecting Audio
Volume 25
Iron Volume 25
Ferrous Limits - Upper/Lower = 0/0
Recovery Speed 4
Because I am DELIBERATELY wanting to remove all solid nails....... the Ferrous Limits of 0/0 will make any solid nail.... ID with a non-ferrous high-tone pitch. Removing these nails...... has unmasked many (some are fabulous) non-ferrous targets.
So far....... I have cleared all solid nails out.......... in a 14-foot X 25-foot area.
It's been a heck of a laborious ride!
THEN I performed my REAL TEST/curiosity. I was still hearing infinite machine-gun fire iron tones. So I started digging these targets. Turns out.....the bulk of them were badly decomposed nails....... and a infinite amount of rust flakes/flecks. Some of these targets .... were quite large. Even with Ferrous Limits - Upper/Lower on: 0/0 (which makes you think that 'iron' is "off".......and now going to report as a high-tone . , . , . , . , . , . , this is not true. This is to say: 0/0 is NOT a true 'all-metal' setting).......... these targets were still reporting as a low-tone/iron-tone.
My conclusion = These badly decomposed iron targets would still EQUALLY MASK good (non-ferrous) targets!!! THIS HURTS!!! I (incorrectly) thought... that..... by removing the "solid" nails......... most of the masking would be removed. WRONG!!!