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Nokta relic montes nail test dI2
- Thread starter juit
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Rick N. MI
Member
Try iMASK 0.
Rick
Rick
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
Definitely plus 1 on imask zero.
Rick N. MI
Member
Imask affects depth. Try it on some test coins.
Rick
Rick
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
As per the manual:
If the device receives a lot of false signals due to highly mineralized soil or hot rocks in the
discrimination modes, first re-ground balance. If the false signals continue, lower the
sensitivity and check again. In case the false signals still exist, try increasing the ID Filter
value. Regardless of all these, if the false signals still exist, first change the sensitivity and ID
Filter values back to their previous levels. Then, increase the iMask level until the false
signals are eliminated.
So really, imask is only needed in areas with differing levels of hot rocks and mineralization.
If you're in an area that's mild and performing well, I see no need for increasing past 0.
If the device receives a lot of false signals due to highly mineralized soil or hot rocks in the
discrimination modes, first re-ground balance. If the false signals continue, lower the
sensitivity and check again. In case the false signals still exist, try increasing the ID Filter
value. Regardless of all these, if the false signals still exist, first change the sensitivity and ID
Filter values back to their previous levels. Then, increase the iMask level until the false
signals are eliminated.
So really, imask is only needed in areas with differing levels of hot rocks and mineralization.
If you're in an area that's mild and performing well, I see no need for increasing past 0.