Re: ghost signal target trace

All I can say is HECK of a good topic to discuss. Almost every day I hunt I run across a high pitch coin signal one way, slow down my swing coming
back from the opposite direction and I get the iron grunt and move on. Big mistake I think. I have often wondered what happened to the high coin
pitch but did not investigate any further and continued my hunt. I now feel that from that initial coin pitch direction that I am hitting a conductive target
first and from the opposite direction slowing my sweep down just slightly, I am getting what possibly is a larger iron target that from a different direction
masks the smaller (possible coin) target. This somewhat different than what you call the ghost target but what you are saying here makes a lot of sense
to me now. My natural swing is not very fast at all as I came from the at pro to the safari and the safari slowed me down with the fbs but I should be
doing more investigation on those high "blips" that are from a different direction a grunt.

I will be following this daily.

Sube, thanks for posting. This is something that will help all of us.