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Frequencies ??

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Can anyone shed some light onto which channle provides what frequency on the Explorer ?? There are 28 in all ... 1.5 KHz to 100 KHz ... so if you wanted to search in a particular way say only deep - 1.5 KHz ... what channle would that mean to select ??? cheers John
 
It desnt work that way.. the channels just shift the harmonics of the same frequencies that are on all channels.. at least as far as I know
 
Hi John,
As far as I know, the only time channel changing is done is when you start getting interference from other detectors near you, or from electronic devices such as power lines. You hit NOISECANCEL and the machine takes 30 seconds to check several different channels to see which one is the least noisy and then it operates on that channel. You can hit the noisecancel button, or you can choose which channel you want to use by choosing them manually. For example, my buddy Richard got too close to me with his new explorer and my explorer started going crazy with extra noises. I hit noisecancel and 30 seconds later, we were both operating with no interference.
With respect to the 28 frequencies, if you look on page 7 of the manual, the text says that the machine analyzes the target by simultaneously emitting 28 frequencies of electromagnetic radiation out from the seach coil. The 28 frequencies hit the target and return to the coil. The machine analyzes all the responses from the target reacting to the 28 frequencies. I have not read anywhere in the text that you can control which frequency or frequencies that are being emitted at a given time. The text says that the advantage of the explorer is that it uses 28 frequencies all at the same time instead of using a smaller number of frequencies.
Mike
 
This may come as a surprise then Jim:
When the Explorer XS was introduced, it featured an entirely new type of detection circuitry called Full Band Spectrum (FBS). Unlike the circuitry found on the Sovereign & Excalibur models which used 17 different frequencies simultaneously, FBS uses 28 different frequencies and a substantially higher upper range which was increased from 25 kHz to 100 kHz. As a result the Explorer is able to provide even greater detection depth and accuracy of target identification than the BBS models that have become so popular. The truly unique feature on the Explorer series is that the detector does not always use the same
 
Any hard facts on this subject would be very much appriciated, cheers John
 
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