How deep down does this detect?
1845215
I haven't really learned how to use it yet. We have found things at 4 to 5 inches. Only been out a couple of days due to the weather.
1845216
Most of my finds are 4-6 inches down, but i have dug 10"+ before. I live in western Germany, there's lots of iron in the ground. most times, the deep targets are too rusted to tell what or is. My time ranger is awesome at 4-8 inches..found ww2 grenade fuse, .50cal shells, m1 garand shells, 1890 deutches mark.....
1763873
Depends on how deep they are. This will discover metalic objects perhaps an inch below the surface, but it's prime use is to "pinpoint" the operator closer towards the object he/she seeks that the metal detector has already found.
1837359
I don't know for sure. I just stick it into my compost that is 6 " deep and I get a reading at any depth I place it in.
171439
Not sure what you mean. If you're asking how accurate it senses depth it depends. Sometimes it has been pretty accurate other times not. Don't expect any accuracy more than 6 inches deep.
1653954
If it is a small item it will need to almost touch it .larger items it will detect it around 1 maybe 2 inches away .
2251237
The depth of detection varies with the metal type, oxidation level, size, shape, orientation, and background noise -- so there really is no deepest depth. So, for a single coin like a U.S. quarter, you might "sense" it at 6-8 inches, a bag of quarters somewhat deeper. A metal object such as iron will oxidize (rust) and present itself as a bigger object than it is. Also, please note the depth indication on your detector is just a guess as the actual depth will depend upon all the variables listed.
1516994
Although it calls for a detection of 60 ft. in the item description, I have used it for a 20 ft. detection. It works well for the 20 ft.; however, I don't know how it will perform beyond that.
63196
If you set it to "H" (highway mode) then it will detect further away, and you won't get the alerts when you pass through a parkinglot. It you have it on "C" which is city, it will detect Everything. But to answer your question, about half a mile to a mile in Highway Mode.
668642
IF you use the deepscan mode, it is supposed to detect through material up to 3/4" thick, unless it's overly damp, or something very dense, like ceramic tile. It will find studs under 1/2" plywood, I've done it.They don't recommend it for use through carpet or ceramic tile.
114155
Yes but I do not recomend buying do to the large number of false alarms even after adjusting to the lowest sensitivity. Do not buy this detector for outdoor or driveway alarm.
1195214
2-3 inches on dime on mild soil. if you are new looking for fun detecting i suggest look for f2 or EurotekPro. you wont be disappointed. goodluck!
271153
Hi. General Tools indicates that it CAN detect moisture up to 4" deep/down. * Spherical sensor gauges moisture level up to 4 in. below a surface. I haven't used mine in that capacity yet so I can't tell you from an applicability standpoint. You can also check out other specs here: http://www.generaltools.com/assets/images/Manuals/MMD950ManualGT.pdf Hope that helps!
505923
Up to 3 GHz at a very high sensitivity detection and up to 6 GHz at a lower sensitivity. But it will still detect up to 6 GHz level.
1402811
As deep as you'd like. It tells you the temp immediately as you touch the meat. The tip of this is what tells the temp and its half thwnsize of the dime. Very accurate and awesome.
1879246
Hi. General Tools indicates that it CAN detect moisture up to 4" deep/down. * Spherical sensor gauges moisture level up to 4 in. below a surface. I haven't used mine in that capacity yet so I can't tell you from an applicability standpoint. You can also check out other specs here: http://www.generaltools.com/assets/images/Manuals/MMD950ManualGT.pdfHope that helps!
1516750
It will actually go about 3 feet on a coffee can in all-metal mode or a hub cap, this detector in all-metal mode goes deeper than any VLF that I tested it against, and with the correct dual coil the treasure hound it will go about 15 feet on larger targets no problem! I have owned mine for about 5 years and I have found quarters at 18 inches, this is a professional detector and will give you years of trouble free service!!!
1655623
No, it is detectable. Please use only where it is allowed. There is another model which is untraceble