Basic or Complex

[Anonymous]

A friend of mine is a contractor and I have watched him and his men build houses many times He can take a skill saw and cut all kinds of angles by sight. It is really amazing to me how well he does. However, there are times when he changes the angle of the blade or uses other saws. It depends on what he is doing and how many angles he is going to cut.
The Explorer can be used as a turn on and go detector without changing much of any setting. We might increase sensitivity and or Audio Gain and not much else. We can do an outstanding job of finding coins and other goodies and never change those settings. However, the Explorer has functions that can be adjusted to be more versatile if we want to use those adjustments. We don

 

[Anonymous]

I hope you have great finds on you hunt today, and thanks for you very useful input ont the Explorer II.
Keep em coming!

 

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[Anonymous]

My local mentor turned out to be a sem-complex guy and after seeing my hunting buddy use the K.I.S.S. method with an XLT and excelling I kind of like to be fairly simple with an Explorer and do well..I tend to bust you now and then but congragulations on a fine post and wish every newbie or oldbie thats new to an Explorer make a copy of your post and decide what side of the fence they want to stand on or for that matter stand on the fence itself. Actually indeed we have a lot of techies using Explorers. Unfortunately or fortunately as you may deem I am a retired cop with no knowledge of electronics and in the old days learned the hard way when PC's were not prevalent by trial and error. I feel I have a working knowledge of an Explorer and working off the autostart try to keep my changes simple and feel I get a lot of my unit. Then again never saw a unit that worked well in so many way either being complex or simple..