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GTP 1350 Question
- Thread starter rob
- Start date
Mick in Dubbo
New member
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- - the depth reading will not work. Mine stuck at 1-2 and never moved, no matter how deep the target was. In that case, you have to ignore the depth reading and fall back on the old fashioned "coil lift" method to determine depth.
This is simple. Once you acquire a target, pinpoint as usual - that function still works he same, too. Once pinpointed, swing the coil over the target in a tight pattern as you raise the coil, inch by inch. If the target disappears right away - it is deep. If it continues to signal with the coil well above the ground, it is shallow.
This is simple. Once you acquire a target, pinpoint as usual - that function still works he same, too. Once pinpointed, swing the coil over the target in a tight pattern as you raise the coil, inch by inch. If the target disappears right away - it is deep. If it continues to signal with the coil well above the ground, it is shallow.