TID accuracy,,,Mine's tha best......:poke:

[tabdog]

I am lucky enough to be able to hear good enough that I can
turn up my headphones and hear pertty good detail, and being
an old hak musician, my ear is somewhat trained for listenin to
tone.

I like displays. But I don't want to use them for metal detectin.

They are a must have in surveyin now days.

But I surveyed without them for many years before they were
developed.

When all tha computer programs hit tha market, I could do
everything tha computers did, and more, and better. And all
I needed was a calculator. Maby some books for tha hard stuff.
But ya still need tha books or their equal, to use tha programs.

That's because tha computer programs were programed and
could not think for themselves.

But as a tool they are tha most competitive. Not tha best for
everything.

I know what computerized metal detectors are trying to do.

I can do it better, and all I need is a quality analog tone.

Confidence bars, give me no confidence.

Numbers???? If you think you know what you're leavin in tha
ground based on a few differences in numbers,,,

Yaw, Right???

So tha best TID is tha [size=medium]T[/size]abdog [size=medium]ID[/size]

Unfortunately, it's tha only TID I got.

Happy Huntin,

Tabdog

 

[Nauti]

With you all the way tabdog....nothing more accurate than the human ear

 

[slingshot]

OR the human eyeball!

 

[Shambler]

Unless your dog is the one listening or your pet parrot is the one looking.

 

[tabdog]

HH,

Tabdog

 

[slingshot]

HH,

Tabdog