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woody
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Just bought a new 400 to play with. Manual says it has "automatic ground balance". and then no more about it. Is it truly "auto" or is it fixed?
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It is a fixed ground balance. I believe they are suggesting you don't have to ground balance it. It should work well in 80% of places. The other 20% places will result in depth loss, so, as with purchasing any detector, find out if it will work in your area. Ask your dealer.
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woody
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Thanks John. I have other detectors that will handle the other 20%. Just never used a detector that was "fixed". Sounds like a cat or a dog.
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True, there is no disturbance, for metalliferous saved false stones, if ground too high the depth is limited, do not dig more iron
Garret made a big fave with low price compared to operational capacity of 400 ì, those who ask me information, I say 400 ì and price even half or one third less than other md
Algerio
True, there is no disturbance, for metalliferous saved false stones, if ground too high the depth is limited, do not dig more iron
Garret made a big fave with low price compared to operational capacity of 400 ì, those who ask me information, I say 400 ì and price even half or one third less than other md
Algerio