I just rec'd an x terra 705 . My question is when adjusting my sensitivity, threshold, tracking ground balance and target Id stability does it matter where the coil is located. Do I have coil 2" from the ground or waist high. I understand ground balancing and noise cancel. Thank you and thank you for having a place to go like finder mall!
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X Terra 705 Coil Placement
- Thread starter csb
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Threshold should be at a just barely audible level. I set mine with the coil waist high, before GBing. The other three things you asked about are all part of an actual hunt. Therefore, the coil will be skimming the ground when they come into play. I like to run my Sensitivity as hot as I can without creating false signals. During the course of a hunt, I may raise the Sensitivity level in areas with few targets or lower the Sensitivity level when the ground becomes congested with multiple targets in each sweep. TID stability only comes into play when a target is located. If you are hunting in highly mineralized ground and want to use the TID Stability, once you set it, you can leave it on during the course of the hunt. Personally, I don't use it because I don't hunt in areas of highly mineralized soil. Tracking ground balance is based on how the X-Terra reads the ground and will take care of itself as you sweep the coil. JMHO HH Randy
Digger ;
Thank you so much for your help. One seems to forget about the simple things that makes your finds so impressive.
In other words, thanks for the "Coil Placement Class" 101.
I live in the central valley in California and have a high degree of mineralization and I plan on doing prospecting and coin hunting, thanks to your help on how to
handle the above 101 class.
CBS
Thank you so much for your help. One seems to forget about the simple things that makes your finds so impressive.
In other words, thanks for the "Coil Placement Class" 101.
I live in the central valley in California and have a high degree of mineralization and I plan on doing prospecting and coin hunting, thanks to your help on how to
handle the above 101 class.
CBS