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RFI EMI Filters?

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oppie

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I've been seeing these sold to detectorists on line. I assume they're a gimmick. Has anyone actually tried one?
 
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?58,1904912

Mark
 
From what I have read on various forums the majority of folks who have tried them felt that they did not do much, if anything, to cut down EMI. I believe every machine has a built in EMI filter. The only think that I have found that helps me is to put on a smaller coil.
 
I know they are in my Minelab SE, but maybe they are needed because the pod is plastic. I can't remember if there are 2 or 3. From what I have read most of the RFI enters at the coil. One fact that is true, the ones on line are overpriced wthether they work or not.
 
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