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Park settings in swift mode swt
- Thread starter juit
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Stoof-tabsallday
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Op asked about the relic lol
Stoof-tabsallday
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I don't use swift mode. I actually never have had an area that trashy.
I just use DI3
Sens as high as I can while maintaining stability
Tones breaks to your preference (set to coin of choice for break between mid and high if that's you're hunting for) I usually go a couple points higher than a nickel to put nickel and small gold into mid tone.
Iron volume 3 just to hear it
Disc set as low as possible to maintain stability the numbers will tell you what you want to know
Imask always at zero for my area
Hmmm. I can't think of anything else.
If you want you can set your disc at 10 to still leave 11-20 for iron volume
GB frequently (I use pinpoint to see if the area is clear of targets which is faster than going to GEN all metal.
I use larger coil at some new sites with larger play fields to scout but usually run either my 5.5x10 DD or my 5.5x10 fors gold plus concentric (same khz and compatible).
I use my 5" in cluttered areas
I just use DI3
Sens as high as I can while maintaining stability
Tones breaks to your preference (set to coin of choice for break between mid and high if that's you're hunting for) I usually go a couple points higher than a nickel to put nickel and small gold into mid tone.
Iron volume 3 just to hear it
Disc set as low as possible to maintain stability the numbers will tell you what you want to know
Imask always at zero for my area
Hmmm. I can't think of anything else.
If you want you can set your disc at 10 to still leave 11-20 for iron volume
GB frequently (I use pinpoint to see if the area is clear of targets which is faster than going to GEN all metal.
I use larger coil at some new sites with larger play fields to scout but usually run either my 5.5x10 DD or my 5.5x10 fors gold plus concentric (same khz and compatible).
I use my 5" in cluttered areas
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
It's a mode intended for very trashy areas.
Unless it's very densly littered with trash the mode hasn't been needed so far for me.
These machines are very good at separation and unmasking even in the normal modes.
But being near metal poles and large "iron" is very difficult to hunt in.
I haven't ran into that with my nokta/makro machines, but my tesoros handle it very well. I'll have to test it next time I'm out with my relic or racer 2 and see how they react.
Unless it's very densly littered with trash the mode hasn't been needed so far for me.
These machines are very good at separation and unmasking even in the normal modes.
But being near metal poles and large "iron" is very difficult to hunt in.
I haven't ran into that with my nokta/makro machines, but my tesoros handle it very well. I'll have to test it next time I'm out with my relic or racer 2 and see how they react.
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
Sorry for the late post not sure if you still need the info.
But swift sacrifices depth to speed recovery speed. It actually makes it more sensitive. I don't think it would help for getting closer to poles.
My only suggestion that can help is getting the 9.5x5 fors gold+ coil because it's concentric.
The nature of DD means it has a detection zone in front of and behind the coil. Concentric has an upside-down cone under the coil and detects alot less outside the edge of the coil (or so I've found)
Other than that, lowering the sensitivity can help.
Sorry I couldn't be more help.
But swift sacrifices depth to speed recovery speed. It actually makes it more sensitive. I don't think it would help for getting closer to poles.
My only suggestion that can help is getting the 9.5x5 fors gold+ coil because it's concentric.
The nature of DD means it has a detection zone in front of and behind the coil. Concentric has an upside-down cone under the coil and detects alot less outside the edge of the coil (or so I've found)
Other than that, lowering the sensitivity can help.
Sorry I couldn't be more help.
dfmike
Well-known member
Stoof-tabsallday said:
Interesting ! I thought both the Relic and CoRe had no concentric coils for them but I stand corrected. It seems the CoRe (and Velox ??) are the only current detectors in the Nokta stable without a concentric coil. Boohoooo ! I'd love to have the 7" round concentric on mine.
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
Yeah before the new 7" concentric the fors relic and fors gold+ were the only ones.
But the coil I'm talking about wasn't even listed for the relic, but because it runs at same frequencies, and same connector, it works.
Now Kellyco lists it for both so hopefully others try it.
Here in Michigan, the soil is nice and mild, so concentric have more good than harm.
The DD version is my favorite coil for both my racer 2 and relic and the concentric doesn't disappoint.
But the coil I'm talking about wasn't even listed for the relic, but because it runs at same frequencies, and same connector, it works.
Now Kellyco lists it for both so hopefully others try it.
Here in Michigan, the soil is nice and mild, so concentric have more good than harm.
The DD version is my favorite coil for both my racer 2 and relic and the concentric doesn't disappoint.
Like you, I also wish I had that option for those models in my 'detector team,' but they both provide me great performance with their smallest-sized coil and mid-sized 5X9½ Double-D coils. Those are the only coils I ever use on my CoRe and Relic because I'm almost always working in very dense trash to better days when it is just moderately littered. I do make good use, however, of the 7" Concentric coils on my Makro Racer 2 and Nokta Impact as my primary-use search coil. I consider it their 'mid-sized' coil for most of my needs, and opt for the small 'OOR' or 5" DD coils when the trash is very dense, especially with iron debris.
I think their efforts to bring a Concentric coil to their available accessories was a complete success in build quality and performance, and are a 'must-have' coil, in my opinion, for the Impact and Racer/Racer 2 devices.
Monte
I think their efforts to bring a Concentric coil to their available accessories was a complete success in build quality and performance, and are a 'must-have' coil, in my opinion, for the Impact and Racer/Racer 2 devices.
Monte