We all understand that dirt varies in magnetism and mineralization and each locale has unique challenges. For instance, bottle caps in New York City are ABUNDANT! There are no universally perfect settings for any metal detector because soil / sand are not universally the same across the Earth.. We can help each other by describing the challenges our location and what settings we use to address the challenges. For my Equinox, my go to settings are shown in the video below at 16:35: Field 1 or Park 1, Sensitivity 23/24 on the Equinox 800, recovery 4-6. Fe - 3 or F2 at 3. I will add that I used to run auto tracking, I also used to do manual ground balances frequently, but now I try to run the ground balance at 0 when the ground permits. What are your thoughts?

Here is my example. A Morgan Dollar ringing up lower than a half! This has been repeated by others and verified, meaning that this is not a fake Morgan Dollar. Give it a try if you wish! This machine is FULL of Target ID surprises as evidenced HERE.

Post your go to settings for the Minelab Equinox and lets learn together. The video below has Phil and Jeff's go to settings: https://youtu.be/eI8RyEpxgHw Lately, I have been using Field 1, Multi, Recovery speed 5, Iron Bias 2, V2 3, 50 tones with the threshold set to a mild hum. The threshold helps hear target skips. Phantom skips that could indicate a deep coin or object that is beyond the audible target ID.