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Tadpole program

I have heard about a program that is called the tadpole program for the ctx. Anybody here of it or know anything? Or better yet ,if they have it or know where to get it. I want to see how it looks in exchange. Thanks in advance!
 
It is a simple disc pattern that just covers a small area in the bottom right portion of the screen...in the shape of a tadpole.

When I first got the CTX, I used the tadpole pattern because I used it on the eTrac a lot. The more I used the CTX though, the more I felt that it that takes away from one of the best features of the CTX, and that is using the tone bins in combined mode instead of using a disc pattern. I run a wide open pattern and use the tone bins to determine whether to dig or not. I realize that in some situations, that would be a audio/brain overload but it's all in what you get used to and I have gotten used to hunting that way.
 
I just heard good things about it and wanted to see the pattern. Thanks for the insight. There is so much info out there it's confusing. I like an open screen too, but still get the fase signals.
 
Steve it's a great iron program I even use it in the water with the seawater setting. there are two versions of it with varying degrees of iron rejection.
Good Luck, Clive
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