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Andy's Book

Mcr128773

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Andy I love your book and have learned a lot from reading it. I am still pretty new to the CTX 30/30 I think you should do in instruction videos or a DVD that people can purchase to help them understand your book more. I would love to make it to one of you classes I am from NY and it would be a heck of a trip to get to one. So for people like me a DVD would be perfect explaining the stuff in your CTX 30/30 book. I don't understand the pitch hold feature and how it works can you explain that to me? That would be much appreciated
 
so your swinging along as normal and the CTX gets a signal could be regular or maybe it was faint. The threshold buzz that you were listening to at a barely audible level now jumps up a couple of octaves to let you know that there was something there. The "Pitch" will stay there until the next target is encountered.
Helpful If your maybe thinking about the light bill for a second and not concentrating on the business at hand.

Note
They won't turn off the power for at least 2 months anyway. If your on the second month you should be at work instead of detecting anyway.
 
The pitch hold is like the Excalibur series. When you pass over a target you get a tone change depending on the last target. If you pass iron you get a null or low tone. The threshold stays on the low tone until you pass over another target, lets say a penny. A penny is a high tone so the threshold stays high until once again you pass over another target, lets say a nickel.

When you are swinging and the tone changes but you don't hear a beep then there might be a deep target that causes this. It might not beep but the tone change tells you something. Pass your coil over that spot to see if it repeats. Dig a little to see if the target starts to beep then keep digging.
 
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