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Anyone has two cents?
- Thread starter Mirco
- Start date
Joel-Winnipeg
New member
It's a good thing you didn't touch it.Turn it in any direction and it'll detonate 
Sorry I couldn't pass that one up.
I use the PI PRO and I can't help you on that one...
Sorry I couldn't pass that one up.
I use the PI PRO and I can't help you on that one...
The knob you are refuring to is the Pulse Timing Delay
As the Pulse Timing Control is moved clockwise, it increases the delay of the sample pulses that detect targets, and reduces the ground noise from black sand.
However, if the control is increased too far clockwise it will reduce the detectors's sensitivity for small jewelry and coins you should use the lowest control setting required to minimize ground noise.
Under most circumstances, you should dig every signal. However when you find yourself searching an area that is littered with bits of aluminum foil you can advance the Pulse Timing Control to ignore the foil and still detect shallow US nickels. At this control setting you will lose deeper nickels and some gold jewelry and the depth for other coins will be reduced by about ten percent.
This info is taken from the operators Manual.
As the Pulse Timing Control is moved clockwise, it increases the delay of the sample pulses that detect targets, and reduces the ground noise from black sand.
However, if the control is increased too far clockwise it will reduce the detectors's sensitivity for small jewelry and coins you should use the lowest control setting required to minimize ground noise.
Under most circumstances, you should dig every signal. However when you find yourself searching an area that is littered with bits of aluminum foil you can advance the Pulse Timing Control to ignore the foil and still detect shallow US nickels. At this control setting you will lose deeper nickels and some gold jewelry and the depth for other coins will be reduced by about ten percent.
This info is taken from the operators Manual.
R-n-R Magnolia SpringsAla
New member
I hear the dual is a solid preformer and it pinpoints easy.
Carl-NC
Active member
Mirco said:
Normally, you want to run the pulse delay as short as possible for best sensitivity to gold. But there are times when you might need to bump it up a little. One is surf hunting where incoming waves can create surging audio responses. You can turn the delay up slightly and minimize this problem.
Carl@White's