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Minimizing deep rusty iron falsing with Jeff Foster's post in mind.......

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Calnevaroy

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With Jeff Foster's post in mind "Understanding Some of the Magic of the V3's Analysis Screen", how can this information be used to help minimize those high (+94 +95) hot rock/iron falsing with the V3? I haven't gotten out much with my V3 (about 4 hours) but wondering how similar it'll be compared to my old DFX. Would the use of 2.5 kHz help minimize hot rock/iron falsing since the non-normalized scaled would distance itself away from those typical high false readings? Would the use of 2.5 kHz help "see" good targets near rusty iron better? Just wondering......
 
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