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dirtmaster said:My M6 locks on targets 90 percent of the time dead on and doesnt fluctuate. The TPro had a hard time with a quarter a half inch deep. I have run plenty of Whites machines and none fluctuated or was iffy on signals like the TPro I got. I am sure its probably a bad coil. Whites will take care of it. I have confidence.
pescadore said:dirtmaster said:My M6 locks on targets 90 percent of the time dead on and doesnt fluctuate. The TPro had a hard time with a quarter a half inch deep. I have run plenty of Whites machines and none fluctuated or was iffy on signals like the TPro I got. I am sure its probably a bad coil. Whites will take care of it. I have confidence.
It does sound like you have a bad coil. If the M6 is locking on to targets better then I would be upset too ! Sounds like a trip to Whites may be necessary. I also have the same problem with the low tone and it has been one of the few complaints that I have had against this detector but it doesn't bother me that much. I run in 8 tones with only Iron discriminated out and sometimes I run wide open. The M6 is a good machine !!!
Larry (IL) said:A chirp at the end of a swing is almost always because the coil is lifted a little. Try a shorter swing or work on twisting your wrist a little more to keep the coil flat to the ground on the end swing.