T2 frequency

[K.J.]

Hi all,

I have a question, sorry if it may sound silly :clsoedeyes:

I know that our T2 works at 13 Khz frequency.
I've been told (and actually 5 years with this MD proved it) that such low frequency is very good for small objects.

Anyone could then explain to me how exactly that works and if there are certain ranges or classifications for MD?

Thanks

 

[Elton]

The lower the frequency the better for Silver.. .. by testing it has been found that ideal Silver range would be 3 to 7 kHz.

That being said..Most detectors that are set for 2.5 to 18 are pretty much all around for most coins and small objects.

The processor is what separates the targets and gives you the closest ID possible. This is layman's terms, and not technical explanation.

I'm sure Monte and many others can put it in perspective in technical terms that really would not mean a lot to most of us in everyday needs.


Most Gold machines have a higher frequency ............... Some detectors have multi frequencies with the thought it covers more items that are desirable targets.

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

The lower the frequency the better for Silver.. .. by testing it has been found that ideal Silver range would be 3 to 7 kHz.

That being said..Most detectors that are set for 2.5 to 18 are pretty much all around for most coins and small objects.

The processor is what separates the targets and gives you the closest ID possible. This is layman's terms, and not technical explanation.

I'm sure Monte and many others can put it in perspective in technical terms that really would not mean a lot to most of us in everyday needs.


Most Gold machines have a higher frequency ............... Some detectors have multi frequencies with the thought it covers more items that are desirable targets.

Great post Elton!