Nox 46 vdi?

[TN Mike]

Am I wrong in saying that the Nox is capped at 40 on the vdi? This makes me wonder...

Taken from kellyco..

 

[BLUED0G]

I think most early stock photos utilized this “46” shot. Ideally (for me as an ETrac user) the Equinox would have been awesome at a -9 to 50 TID. With the 12 & 13 hitting a nickel like it does now, but up the silver dime to the familiar 45 or 46 numbers. Maybe it’s better this way, but it sure would be easier to transition if they utilized the conductivity numbers that have become second nature to me, but that’s just me.

 

[greenmeanie]

Or at least gave us the choice in the settings I would be for 50 myself.

 

[sgoss66]

I can't agree more, guys. Expanding the scale to 50, and normalizing all targets to the "familiar" CO numbers from the E-Trac/CTX would have been superb. I'd love to see that, in a software update! Hint hint!

Steve

 

[laplander]

If you are in ground balance you can get those numbers on the screen.

 

[Always Curious]

Minelab could have easily spread the TID numbers out a bit more but chose not to. In many ways, the Equinox seems like a scaled-down version of the next generation of the EX/ET/CTX series, which no doubt will have everything that the Equinox lacks--at a price.

 

[treasure_hunter]

TID #s run from a -9 to 40 so it is actually a total of 49. .

 

[TN Mike]

If you are in ground balance you can get those numbers on the screen.

But its not in ground balance.

Have to wonder if the machine will be a paid upgrade type scenario.. It would be worthwhile to me over the term of a warranty to be able to upgrade to better features.