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Hi Jerry

I'm glad you got to the right people to get it straighten out.

It certain was great of Ron to send you his unit, certainly after what you did to his last one. :rofl:

Mike will stay on top of it, and get it taken care of. :)

Later
 
lad to hear they are fixing it. The Static mode in mine seems to do what you describe ("from a low iron tone to a very loud faster really increasing audio to a screaming audio") but I never use it so it's not a concern. Like gradually detuning a detector so that it registers everything.

Hope you get everything straightened out.
 
Glad to hear they are fixing it. The Static mode in mine seems to do what you describe ("from a low iron tone to a very loud faster really increasing audio to a screaming audio") but I never use it so it's not a concern. Like gradually detuning a detector so that it registers everything.

Hope you get everything straightened out.
 
One does have to re-set the circuit from time to time by pulling the pinpoint trigger. This should take care of the noise your referring to.
 
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