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They say confession is good for the soul and I confess my explanation on threshold using a discrete transistor amplifier was one I wish I could have deleted after I read it on the forum. Why is it a person sees all the mistakes in grammar, spelling, and poor illustrations right after it is posted?<span style="background-color:#ffff00;"> I appreciate you guys putting up with that and being understanding.</span> <STRONG>My desire it to learn as much as I can about the detector so bear with me. It is not to impress anyone with how much I do or do not know but rather to find answers. </STRONG>I guess I have said a hundred times that my posts have a big question mark at the end. What I am saying is based on my experiences and understanding this is how it works or trying to relate that by some kind of illustration or explanation. When I go back I look for corrections, additional input, or agreements in my quest to understand and do better with the detector.
HH, Cody
HH, Cody
"> I have run the setting just about at all combination I can think of and come back to the ones you suggest and find they are very effective. I am going to let the "Whys" go for a while and just enjoy using the detector and posting finds. It is warm enough today to get out so that is where I am headed after I fix a sound system at one of our local funeral homes.