outlaw

[yowow#1]

outlaw users, is the outlaw a single tone or multi tone machine? Thanks

 

[tabman]

It's a single tone that carries a lot of info in its one tone to the experienced user.

A guy I know tested a Outlaw in his old coin test bed and claims it got 7 to 8 inches on a dime using the 5.75 inch coil.

Here's a video of a Silver

 

[yowow#1]

Thanks for replying tabman, it was the same tone, it was just crackling on the trash, probably because of disc setting, i have a vaquero and it does the same. appreciate your reply. Thanks. HH

 

[GunnarMN]

I like the threshold all metal on the Outlaw, it speeks volumes, I can tell if a nail is pointing down or flat, or if its a bottle cap or coin

 

[yowow#1]

I like the threshold all metal on the Outlaw, it speeks volumes, I can tell if a nail is pointing down or flat, or if its a bottle cap or coin

Thanks GunnrmanMN, Appreciate your reply. I have been wanting to purchase an outlaw with 3 coils. But owning the Vaquero and several other detectors, i was looking for a reason to justify my purchase to my other half. And i thought different tones was something that might throw her off, sounds idiotic, but she might just buy idiotic when it comes to me. just being silly and honest. she doesn't detect

 

[DetectorOCD]

Tabman can you tell me if the Outlaw has the same audio frequency as the Silver? I think the silver sounds fantastic!

 

[tabman]

Tabman can you tell me if the Outlaw has the same audio frequency as the Silver? I think the silver sounds fantastic!

I can do even better. Listen up.

Here's the Outlaw's audio response:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmcFc5rBhQw


Here's the Silver

 

[DetectorOCD]

Thanks! Darn, I'm kind of disappointed that the Outlaw is lower. It doesn't seem bad though.

 

[oppie]

The audio frequency for both should be 630 hz.