Wrote in recently about "falsing" on my DFX. I was able to successfully eliminate it by extending the length of the shaft one more notch. I'm 5' 6", and use a" shorty" shaft. I had it in the shortest possible configuration. By just lenthening the rod by one hole, the noises stopped. So I'm happy, and back in the hunt. Thanks for the responses.
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- Thread starter mrowdy
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Larry (IL)
Well-known member
I'm glad you solved the problem, I would never guessed that was the problem.
Pocketfisherman
New member
Do you have any metal in your boots or shoes you where when detecting? Even the lace eyelets can cause falsing when you get to the ends of each swing where the coil is closest to your feet.