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I’m with you I ran mine iron bias 0 FE 2 at 2 yesterday in a clean area no bottle caps dug some very deep coins dimes silver and pennies wheats I was using no discrimination andTrailduster said:Are we losing depth with f2?
I don't run my FE any higher than 1 because I was losing depth which is no different than I was use to with my Fishers so I accept the trade off of bottle caps vs depth.
dewcon4414 said:The good and bad here to me is....... HOW MUCH TO USE..... just how much is to much? An aggressive setting toward the 9 or more toward the 0 can have its + or -. What is your goal....eliminate bottle caps or just make them more obvious? This can be different ...... EXPERIENCED dirt hunters may want to move toward the 0 end of the scale to unmask targets like silver. As a beach hunter i want to know its a bottle cap but NOT eliminate it completely. In most cases im not doing a lot of unmaking and certainly dont want to knock out small gold.
jmaclen said:After two hunts in bottle cap infested sites I can definitely say that the 2.0 update will identify steel alloy crown bottle caps on my Nox 600 with F2 at 2. The older Fe set at 2 would not identify most steel alloy crown bottle caps well at all. Set at 3 on the Nox 600 (maximum setting) Fe Iron Bias would give low iron tones as I moved the coil slowly away from a bottle cap. The new F2 set even at 2 will iron tone loudly on every bottle cap so far when I engage the horseshoe button. Awesome!!! I really like the adjustable backlight for the 600 too. I have not had a chance to test other ferrous targets in the field yet....
Jeff
midalake said:1. So does the new "F" setting only work in all metal?
OR
2. Does it allow the non-ferrous targets to be identified better when all metal is pressed?
Thanks Dave
unearth said:Dave-
My understanding is, by the tutorial, the new "F" setting works BETTER in all metal and will help identify more ferrous targets better. Does that mean more non-ferrous items are heard better? Maybe.
dewcon4414 said:To me the goal is not to disc out caps...... but to ID them by what ever that takes. So running in AM gives a lot more information without the chopped tones in the lower digits because you really want to hear that iron. Ive just not had enough time on the machine lately to test.
trojdor said:unearth said:Dave-
My understanding is, by the tutorial, the new "F" setting works BETTER in all metal and will help identify more ferrous targets better. Does that mean more non-ferrous items are heard better? Maybe.
Correcto.