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Black Sand Mode For IDX Classic

If so, then it just means you haven't really used a Classic III SL or an IDX Pro to hunt a variety of challenging sites ... or ... you don't have a use for the broader range of lower discrimination that accepts iron as well as non-iron. There are times when such an adjustment is very useful.

Models such as the White's M6 and MXT/MXT Pro also have an easily adjusted minimum Disc. setting that accepts all metals, but it is more of a coarse-tune adjustment whereas the Classic units provide more fine-tuning in that lower range due to the Black Sand selector's expanded adjustment..

Monte
 
hello fellows new to this site here , i just bought me a classic idx and i have never used a detector with knobs before. i seems a little complicated i have swung a bounty hunter before with a digital display it was so easy . i would appreciate any one could give me some pointers especially on the pin pointer it seems to have a big window of target identification... thank you fellows.
 
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