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dewcon4414 said:Noise cancel is interesting. ... I can stand in the same place and get a different noise cancel every time.
FFX2 said:Why would you even want to noise cancel manually? The machine knows what is doing better than you do and just like my CTX I am going to trust my Nox to choose the right channel.
cliff490 said:Apparently, manual noise cancel is not available on the 600 The manual does, not state that but I just tried it and no luck.
Manual Noise Cancel*
The Manual setting allows you to listen to each channel so you can
manually select the one with the least interference.
This can be useful when detecting in close proximity to other
detectors, or in locations with lots of electrical interference.
dewcon4414 said:Noise cancel is interesting. ... I can stand in the same place and get a different noise cancel every time.
dewcon4414 said:Noise cancel is interesting. ... I can stand in the same place and get a different noise cancel every time.
metalpopper said:Noise cancel is interesting. ... I can stand in the same place and get a different noise cancel every time.
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That is a reasonable statement, Dew'; for EMI is a concoction of independent sources, types and frequency spectra.
The system decides which channel is the QUIETEST at that moment in time, ever changing; and in a moment, it's history.......
So AUTO is a logical choice.........matt