Mike Hillis
Well-known member
Yes, but Great can become Terrific if you get it fixed.
I recommend you test for this by the following method. Use a nickel as a test object. Its easier to hear the difference. I also recommend head phones as headphones also let you hear any EMI affects on the All Metal channel easier.
In All Metal:
Set your Sensitivity to 0.
Set your Threshold to some setting within the 0 to -1 range, what ever is needed to make it stable.
In Disc Mode, select the DE process.
Flip back to All Metal and air test to the distance you lose the repeatable signal.
Flip back to Disc Mode, select the bP process,
Flip back to All Metal and air test to the distance you lose the repeatable signal. You should see a good two inch + increase in depth.
Flip back to Disc Mode, select the CL process.
Flip back to All Metal and air test the distance you lose the repeatable signal. Again, you should see a good two inch + increase in depth.
Simply raise the Sensitivity setting to 5, and res-test again. You should clearly hear an increase in the audio robustness in the BP and CL modes as compared to DE.
If you do the test and it fails, move to another area (to rule out silent masking) and retest. If you get multiple failures then I'd recommend you call Fisher.
HH
Mike
I recommend you test for this by the following method. Use a nickel as a test object. Its easier to hear the difference. I also recommend head phones as headphones also let you hear any EMI affects on the All Metal channel easier.
In All Metal:
Set your Sensitivity to 0.
Set your Threshold to some setting within the 0 to -1 range, what ever is needed to make it stable.
In Disc Mode, select the DE process.
Flip back to All Metal and air test to the distance you lose the repeatable signal.
Flip back to Disc Mode, select the bP process,
Flip back to All Metal and air test to the distance you lose the repeatable signal. You should see a good two inch + increase in depth.
Flip back to Disc Mode, select the CL process.
Flip back to All Metal and air test the distance you lose the repeatable signal. Again, you should see a good two inch + increase in depth.
Simply raise the Sensitivity setting to 5, and res-test again. You should clearly hear an increase in the audio robustness in the BP and CL modes as compared to DE.
If you do the test and it fails, move to another area (to rule out silent masking) and retest. If you get multiple failures then I'd recommend you call Fisher.
HH
Mike