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Question on Tajon GB
- Thread starter Johnny
- Start date
Johnny,
A slightly positive GB seems to work better and make the detector more sensitive in most soils. Another way to look at it is that is better to have a slight positive balance in case the soil minerals change while you are hunting. If the balance drifts off to the negative side you will lose depth and performance quickly, and may not be aware of it unless you are in the habit of re-ground balancing often (which is not a bad idea).
Hope this helped some, HH, Jerry
A slightly positive GB seems to work better and make the detector more sensitive in most soils. Another way to look at it is that is better to have a slight positive balance in case the soil minerals change while you are hunting. If the balance drifts off to the negative side you will lose depth and performance quickly, and may not be aware of it unless you are in the habit of re-ground balancing often (which is not a bad idea).
Hope this helped some, HH, Jerry