1st time out with the SOV GT

[GunnarMN]

[size=x-large]1st time out found beutifull just boarded up old house , yard still intact but i soon found myself like the tower of bable builders who could not understand eachothers languge i I was use to speeking fluent musketeer and all the sudden a GT is talking to me and i could not understand i could not locate the targets i had to sut it down and like the bable builders it never got built , suffice to say i will have to take some time to learn this new languge love the machine thuo it is very litewondefully balanced and i did air test a dime at 11"and it was not maxed out on sensitivity more later Gunnar MN[/size]

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Gunnar,use only the Sovereign which is the only way to learn this detector.Do this for three weeks and you will start to understand. Good Luck Ron

 

[GunnarMN]

[size=x-large]Ron i will do that , and by the way , in all metal can you tell the diffrence between Iron and a coin ?[/size]

 

[goodmore]

for me the GT is deeper in discrimination than all metal. The opposite of my Excalibur. Unless you are hunting for iron relics I see no need to be in all metal unless you are pinpointing. I set mine in discrimination mode and turn the discrimination dial all the way down. I use a meter that loses reliability on very deep targets. But on average hits the meter is awesome.

 

[Buried Crap NJ]

Hey Gunnarmn can you tone down the Font it becomes irritating to try and read you post with giant letters in bold face.

 

[Neil in West Jersey]

After reading your post I thought this would be more appropriate as a reply to yours than a new post. I just wanted to get used to the different tones, so I went out in the yard just swinging the beast. Man, this sucker weighs 2x as much as the V3i. (Some people have recommended a straight shaft or the hip mount).

I was surprised at the changing threshold. I noticed different tones for coins and mid-range targets.

How many tones are there on the Excalibur 1000?