Diving Program On Wet Beach

[Steve Andrews]

I used the Diving program today, but with:
Discrim 0, Full Tones, Sensitivity 95, Reactivity 0, Audio type PWM 
A low frequency-weighted, deep, stable beach program which worked well on relics today.

[NCtoad]

Cool finds!   What’s the item in the first pic?

[Steve Andrews]

Thanks NCtoad. It's a fragment of German Z23nA fuze from a shell for the 7.5cm  light infantry gun. 

[Steve Andrews]

Based on Diving, this is working for me.
Discrimination 0.0 (full tones, B.Caps 0, nothing notched, silencer 2)
Sensitivity 95
Salt Sensitivity 9
Reactivity 0
Audio Response 4
I have it saved as "BCH RLC" 🙂

[Steve Andrews]

A nice solid shot yesterday, using the same program.

[Steve Andrews]

I've now gone away from full tones as I found it mentally taxing to listen out for the low 90s (aluminium / brass artillery fuze parts) on a beach littered with hundreds of thousands of Victorian lead bullets at 84-86.

I now use 5 tones with breaks at 0, 70, 80 and 88.

0-70 not many relics here, just German 7.92 bullets at 69

70-80 brass rifle and shotgun cartridges

80-88 lead shrapnel, bullets and large artillery shell/mortar bomb fragments and solid shot

88-100 Brass and aluminium artillery shell fuzes, copper ship hull sheathing, staples and nails.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Steve Andrews]

Found yesterday, a tracer from a WW2 German 3.7cm Pak projectile.

I have the 4th tone at 702HZ and the 5th at 993HZ, so they really stand out.

 

 

 

 

 

[Rick N. MI]

Nice finds for a collection.