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Polar Plot V Series
- Thread starter GBalance
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earthmansurfer
Active member
It is good down to 5" or 6", regarding straight lines (Mineralization I imagine would decrease that). Beyond that it is still useful as far as quadrants go. Non Ferrous targets are usually in the upper right quadrant and ferrous objects are almost always in the upper left quadrant. That said, I haven't used it in a while. The sound is quite informative and the pinpoint in 3 freq is my preferred analysis mode. It is fun to play around with PP though.
BTW - There is a ton of information here on Polar Plot if you do a search.
Enjoy,
EMS
BTW - There is a ton of information here on Polar Plot if you do a search.
Enjoy,
EMS
earthmansurfer
Active member
TIM CLARK said:I to like the three freq analysis
Yeah, it is my favorite too. But, if I was hunting gold or the like, I would probably see what I can get from the polar plot. There is a very good German hunter here who uses it and is pretty good at ID'ing gold rings Vs. garbage (That have the same VDI of course). It is a VERY SUBTLE thing though.