jtalley007
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Thanks and look forward to posting. Seems like it will be a great machine.
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Ordered an X-terra 70 today so hope to be posting finds soon. Tips on operation appreciated
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BarnacleBill
New member
Welcome,
Seen your name kicked about.
The FAQ at the top of the forum is a good place to start. The "old timers" seem to prefer using the Prospecting Mode for pinpointing. Some don't like the stand and modify to a wider one. The X70 is noted for stability & good manners, yet still ID'ing pretty accurately at depth. At it's price point it offers some versatility that's hard to match, and an old hat will pick it up pretty quickly. The interface is dead easy, and no nasty surprises such as sensitivity variances as disc levels are changed.
The really interesting thing about the forum is the variety of types of detecting/orists using the X machines successfully. Park pirates, prospectors, relic hunters, waders etc.
HH
BarnacleBill
Seen your name kicked about.
The FAQ at the top of the forum is a good place to start. The "old timers" seem to prefer using the Prospecting Mode for pinpointing. Some don't like the stand and modify to a wider one. The X70 is noted for stability & good manners, yet still ID'ing pretty accurately at depth. At it's price point it offers some versatility that's hard to match, and an old hat will pick it up pretty quickly. The interface is dead easy, and no nasty surprises such as sensitivity variances as disc levels are changed.The really interesting thing about the forum is the variety of types of detecting/orists using the X machines successfully. Park pirates, prospectors, relic hunters, waders etc.
HH
BarnacleBill
Ancient Dave
New member
Congratulations on the purchase of a fine machine. I got my X-70 about a month ago and after reading the FAQFAQ at the top of this forum and the owners manual several times, when it arrived I found it very easy to get started. The interface has a nice flow to it.
Dave
Dave
Gonehunting
New member
I've had mine for almost 2 months and every day it amazes me at what my old detectors were missing.
welcom to the X-70 crew