Ferrous Volume And Pitch

[stateguy]

What does everyone use there ferrous volume and pitch at. 
what are you trying too accomplish with that setting. 
I am trying to distinguish bottle caps better. 
if you have another option how too tell them from another option 

[fishersari]

On 9/13/2023 at 10:17 AM, stateguy said:

What does everyone use there ferrous volume and pitch at. 
what are you trying too accomplish with that setting. 
I am trying to distinguish bottle caps better. 
if you have another option how too tell them from another option 

I'm using 5 regions all tones all metal for all my hunting (land and beaches has different tones for low conductor), I'm trying to get the continuity?/logical sounds? for iron tones/pitches and very low non ferrous tones that makes sense to me. As in the picture below: 

T1 volume at 10, t2 Start at 3 with pitch at 15, t4 end at 97 with pitch 50 and t5 linear pitch of 50 for 98-99 TID. it gives me more obvious tonal nuances for what is in the ground.

As for bottlecap, If I have to investigate, I will circle around the target looking for the S shape from top ferrous to bottom ferrous and also using the wiggle method for bottle caps (This method would not work if I cant find clean ground under the coil and not all bottlecaps react the same). All these wont work all the time. I still dug the freaking bottle caps and I'm ok with that.

As for me, I always stick to the rules if not sure, just dig it and move on.