Well a few said all tests would be tainted because the coil sizes I was using were not exact...so my first test results I decided to give the dfx an advantage...or so I thought! Well here goes...testing begins very simply with a cent, nickel, dime, half dollar and a silver dollar...results as follows... I want to make it clear these were just using no adjustments...factory preset coin program used for dfx. No adjustments...
These results are the first of a series of tests I will be conducting...remember I treated the dfx and se as detectors right out of the box turn and go programs....just to see some basic results...as I learn the Se more...I will make adjustments to both the Se and dfx to see if results are any different...really not so much in increased depth but depth difference between detectors....
Results in inches, based on solid strong repeatable signals.
dfx with stock (950) coil 1cent 6.5 nickel 6.0 dime 6.5 quarter 7.0 half dollar 7.0 dollar 7.0
Se with smaller 8" ML coil 1 cent 8.0 nickel 8.0 dime 7.0 quarter 8.0 half dollar 8.5
dollar 8.5
These results are the first of a series of tests I will be conducting...remember I treated the dfx and se as detectors right out of the box turn and go programs....just to see some basic results...as I learn the Se more...I will make adjustments to both the Se and dfx to see if results are any different...really not so much in increased depth but depth difference between detectors....
Results in inches, based on solid strong repeatable signals.
dfx with stock (950) coil 1cent 6.5 nickel 6.0 dime 6.5 quarter 7.0 half dollar 7.0 dollar 7.0
Se with smaller 8" ML coil 1 cent 8.0 nickel 8.0 dime 7.0 quarter 8.0 half dollar 8.5
dollar 8.5