morelic1955
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I have looked at the specs and have not found what frequencies are used. Am I missing something or are they the same as the Nox?
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Multi IQ on the Elite
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morelic1955
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So, multi IQ on the Nox is 5,10,15,20 and 40kHz Wonder why they don't mention it on the Elite? Smoke & mirrors? The fixed 15 kHz is a lot calmer than the multi IQ that's for sure!
fwcrawford
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I think the reason they mention the frequencies on the Equinox is that they are all selectable as a single frequency….at least on the 800 and 900.
The 600 and 700 run the same frequencies as the 800/900 in multi frequency, but not all can be selected to run as a single frequency.
I would think your XTE has the same amount of frequencies too, but only 1 (15khz)
Is selectable to run as a single frequency.
morelic1955
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At least it can run 15kHz. That's close to my favorite old X-Terra 18.75 kHz!
Picketwire
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2.6 khz, 7.8khz, and 39khz. More information is available on the June 30, 2022 thread SMF, or search findmall for equinox frequency and name Carl-NC, well known metal detector and pinpointer engineer.
Those three frequencies are the frequencies that are transmitted into the ground using the Park and Field modes on the Equinox models and the X-Terre Elite. Beach modes transmits 2.6, 7.8 and 24 kHz instead of 39 kHz. How those frequencies are then processed after coming back to the coil on the receive side of the DD coil is something that Minelab will not talk about. We can only assume that the Manticore is transmitting similar frequencies. Carl has not released any transmit test information for the Manticore.