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MXT setting preference??

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Hey guys...just wondering what program you guys are having success with for finding coins and relics...I have been using the relic program with some success. I understand that the trigger changes the relic program to only accept 0-+95? Also, I was wondering what you guys are running the ground switch at...fixed or ?? and why you choose to use it this way. I am mainly a DFX user but have been using the MXT more and more to try to figure out its strengths and weaknesses. Thanks for your help <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":)">
Matt in NH
 
Using the stock coil I had good luck running coin mode gain on 9 disc on 2. I ran grnd. locked quite a bit but on switch to lock after balancing. I do like the 2 tone ID of relic mode. To be honest I have had good luck using both modes. I do know that relic mode will get better depth in sand so would imagine it would get more depth in the dirt. I know use the excellerator coils and they seem to do a little better in relic mode. Although I have ran coin mode disc on 3 and it did a good job. Guess it's basically a personal preference and what you find that works for you and your soil.
Ray
 
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