I am going to do some beach detecting. I own a 9" low frequency coil and a HF elliptical coil. I can't make a decision on what is better to use on the beach. Could you give me a suggestion?
Thanks.
XP Deus and beach detecting, Hi or Low frequency?
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Not sure there would be any advantage to Higher frequency, and low frequency may get you digging far to deep, I would use the 9 inch and try 12khz and see how you get on. I have found small silver coins fairly deep on older beaches with 12khz, good luck. Do make sure you lower your sensitivity and have a read up of instructions before going on the wet or damp sand, they can drive you round the bend if you don't adjust to suit.
dep1699 wrote: Mon Aug 20, 2018 4:32 pm I am going to do some beach detecting. I own a 9" low frequency coil and a HF elliptical coil. I can't make a decision on what is better to use on the beach. Could you give me a suggestion?
Thanks.
Thank you for your reply. I have tried lf and actually works fine (even if I have only found modern coins). I was thinking to use HF to look at smaller things (like gold chains for example :-) ).AndyM wrote: Mon Aug 20, 2018 7:49 pm Not sure there would be any advantage to Higher frequency, and low frequency may get you digging far to deep, I would use the 9 inch and try 12khz and see how you get on. I have found small silver coins fairly deep on older beaches with 12khz, good luck. Do make sure you lower your sensitivity and have a read up of instructions before going on the wet or damp sand, they can drive you round the bend if you don't adjust to suit.
I'll leave an update to let you know how it worked.
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