c4teeter said:
Thanks Brian for posting another video with the Multi Kruzer... Glad to see you made another video...
Brian does a very nice job on his videos, especially since he's usually hunting the types of sites I have been scouring since '69. It takes time and patience to deal with the amounts of iron and rusty sheet iron you can encounter at those types of sites. Your personal efforts can be rewarded by using a detector model and coil that is well qualified for such environments, too.
c4teeter said:
What mode were you hunting in? Seems like you have it running "hot" with all the chatter....
I also wonder about Brian's settings. I know that he seems to like operating at 19 kHz. I have all my detectors 'saved' to start up running 'hot' with high gain/Sensitivity level settings, and I reduce that only when I need to.
Most of the 'chatter' you are hearing isn't due to nearby EMI or from running with a high Gain setting. It is from working old sites that are heavily saturated with rusty tin, nails and all sorts of other debris, especially ferrous junk. You can hear all the low-conductive trash by running the Discrimination low enough to accept iron nails and most other ferrous discards.
c4teeter said:
I'm worried if I get one that it will drive me "BONKERS" Probably no way to silence some of that without losing some depth
If you want to hear nails and some iron, like I do, you can set the Discrimination low, such as at '03' where I run mine,
If the nails and iron you hear are too loud and annoying, but you want to her the presence of masking ferrous trash, you can use the Ferrous Volume adjustment and keep the Low Tone ferrous response at a much lower volume level, which I do.
If you just do not want to hear most of the ferrous debris at a site you have two options:
1.. Increase the Discrimination to '15' to reject most common iron trash.
2.. Leave the Discrimination at a lower setting, but reduce the Ferrous Volume to '0' to eliminate the low-tone Iron Audio sound.
c4teeter said:
Think I'm going to choose it over the Equinox..
Personally, I would say that is a smart move.
Monte