monedas antiguas de plata y un boton antiguo

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La seg semana de enero fui a Acapulco y en el ultimo dia encontra un sitio sembrado de monedas,solo pude estar un ratito pero encontre como 425 pesos en mon utiles mas 300 pesos en mon corrohidas mas 5 pzas de plata -anillos sin piedras

Ayer fui a una hacienda colonial en ruinas en el edo de morelos,mi amigo gambusino se tomo la molestia de invitarme,conoci a varios compañeros todos ellos muy agradables por ej Manuel.Trate de iniciar a mi hijo en esta enfermedad pero la falta paciencia.Use mi e trac al que lo programe con un programa bajado del foro find`s treasure forums en la parte del foro de etrac,el rpograma es para usar el sonido ferrosos y solo dos tonos.Se porto el programa y el apaqrato de manera formidable en medio de un lugar infestado de basura.Saque dos medios reales en mal estado,un real de 1789 muy bien conservado y un boton de bronce grande con un aguila impresa quizas sea militar es muy antiguo

No cabe duda...el que es perico donde quiera es verde!! felicidades por los hallazgos!

Hola Rafael, serias tan amable de poner el link para echarle un vistaso al archivo del etrac?

es patron o archivo de modo?

tenkius 1

Es un programa que copie en word y luego a la computadora,voy a buscar el programa y te lo mando

eN ESTA DIRECCION ESTA EL PROGRAMA: http://goes4ever.mymdforum.com/minelab-etrac/

cUANDO LO UTILIZES Y ESCUCHES TONOS BAJOS MEZCLADOS CON ALTOS ES QUE SEGURAMENTE SE TRATARA DE FIERRO OXIDADO,LAS CORCHOLATAS AUNQUE NUEVAS SE ESCUCHAN ASI.eL TONO ALTO COMO DE FLAUTITA HERMOSA INDICARA CUALQUIERA DE LOS SIGUIENTE.ALUMINIO,PAPEL ALUMINIO,JALADERAS DE BOTES DE ALUMINIO,COBRE,PLATA Y ORO

EL E TRAC REALMENTE ES UN DETECTOR SORPRENDENTE

CUANDO SE ESCUCHAN LOS DOS TONOS.LO IDEAL SERIA TENER UN DISCO EL MAS PEQUEÑO PARA TRATAR DE VER SI NO SE TRATA DE UN BUEN BLANCO A LADO DE UNA PIEZA DE FIERRO

En la siguiente informacion esta otro programa similar,en realidad es este el que utilize

Hi guys.

Quite a few users have given me some feedback and are getting on great with this setup. I've tweaked and tidied it up a bit and also now put it where people can find it.
Here it is with the explanations why and my theory behind it!!

Lets discuss the discrimination pattern first. It's quite simple really.
Set your screen up in All Metal first. Then go into 'edit pattern' and black out on the very top line
FER 01 CO 01 to FER 01 CO 37. Leave FER 01 CO 38 to 48 open and black out FER 01 CO 49 & 50.
Why I hear you ask!
Here's the theory...well it's more than a theory because I'm personally convinced!!
On the ETrac, large deep iron will false and 'wrap' around the FE scale from FER35 to FER01. By masking out this line, it will quieten the machine down as on sites with loads of iron, this will confuse you and interrupt your routine as it will keep giving you 'blippy' high tones which you'll chase around.
By leaving out FER 01 CO 38 - 48, you'll still pick up large silver targets which sometimes appear in this area. This could be silver crowns etc.
Again, many people will have opinions on this but this is mine!
So, that's the pattern.

Sensitivity:
This is really up to the user. Me?, I generally use Auto +3 and find it always ranges quite high where I go.
As of yet, nobody has given me any technical reason why Manual is better than Auto +3. They just say "It is". It has something to do with the way the 3 separate channels work I suspect.
I like Auto +3 because it always runs the ETrac properly letting me pick out signals without it popping and chirping. I think people miss many targets by running too hot.
I view is that you should run a detector stable. If you push it too far, I think it has a detrimental effect on depth.

Audio:
Threshold Level: 1 (This will remove the background hum as we don't need it. It will now make targets burst through better.)
Volume Limit:30 (Keep this at factory preset of 30)
Volume Gain:25 (The preset is 24. This basically enhances deep, faint signals so you can hear 'em better. I used to max this out on 30 but I felt it was amplifying the ground too much and was getting a bit 'blippy')
Response:Normal (I like this the most as it give a generally nice and crisp target sound)
Tone ID: No. of tones - 2 (Will give a high and low tone)
Sounds - Ferrous (Will spilt the screen horizontally for tones) (FER 01 - 17 HIGH, FER 18 - 35 LOW)
Variability - 30 (doesn't effect us really!)
Limits - 30 (ditto)
Threshold pitch:15 (This is factory preset level but it doesn't effect us)

Expert:
Recovery Deep: On (This just enhances the deep, faint signals)
Recovery Fast: On

The theory behind these settings are that it supercharges the ETrac. By not discriminating out the iron, you won't be nulling it. This means no recovery lag as you'll get a low tone instead.
By switching FAST ON as well, it switches off some additional filtering that the ETrac uses to stablise target ID's on the screen. If you're not bothered by slightly fluctuating ID numbers, it will increase close target separation. So if good targets are close to iron, you'll get an increased chance of a high tone next to a low tone.
That's why these settings are so good at getting targets in amongst iron.

Trash Density: Low
Ground: Difficult (Okay, people will say that the jury is still out on this one. Tests were done with a large silver full crown coin. For some reason, Neutral had some issues picking it up. Switching to Difficult made it blast through. That was enough reason for me so it stays on Difficult.)

Que barbaro Don Rafa, usted no pide que le den, si no que lo pongan donde hay, felicidades Master.

Saludos.

Que buenos hallazgos!

Parece que ya varios compañeros estan iniciando el año con excelentes piezas.

Muchas felicidades y valdria la pena volver a ese lugar, debe haber mas cositas guardadas por ahi.

Saludos!

Tuve la oportunidad de ver Personalmente
Que los Años de Experiencia
Indudablemente conducen al Exito,
Mis Respetos para Rafael,
Quien es un Excelente Buscador de Tesoros,
Mi sincero reconocimiento +

Manuel