Makes you wonder how all hat variety of metal vehicles ended up around there. I used to enjoy stumbling upon such sites and made a few return trips just hoping foe some in better shape.

Tanks for the info, too. My Apex starts up at full Sensitivity and I only reduce it if there's EMI. I start up in Multi-Flex frequencies but often opt for 15 kHz or 20 kHz if needed in a noisy environment or, if after checking a few located targets, I feel they seem to work better. With my shift to more urban Coin & Jewelry Hunting my two Apex units are generally the most-grabbed devices when I get started. Coil choice is dependent of the site conditions.

Keep us posted of future finds, and also keep that drizzle over that direction. Here it would be ice as it's too blasted cold.

Monte

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