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Recent content by Jeff Foster

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    MXT / MXT Pro Comparison Chart

    I've had a number of questions about how the MXT Pro's features compare to the MXT. Here's a chart that illustrates how the MXT and MXT Pro features relate. <table border="2" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="600"> <tr> <td><font size="1"></font> </td> <td...
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    Understanding Some of the Magic of the V3's Analysis Screen

    That's correct with regard to target sensitivity. This is why targets that have VDI numbers close to that of salt (0 to +2 region and slightly beyond), like small gold, small gold chains, etc., do not respond in Salt Mode. I'm getting ahead of myself here, but the Signal Subtraction Technique...
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    Understanding Some of the Magic of the V3's Analysis Screen

    Thanks. None. The effects I describe above happen at the Non-Motion (All-Metal) level. The Ground-Filtering system creates the VDI numbers by using the Non-Motion stuff as a basis. The higher the target's VDI number, and the closer the ground's VDI is to -95, the more the factors that I...
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    Understanding Some of the Magic of the V3's Analysis Screen

    The V3's Analysis Screen is a great feature of the V3. It allows the user to see more of the details of what the detector's computer sees. Because of this, the user can better understand the target being detected, before it is dug, and the user can see firsthand situations where the single...
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    Calling Jeff Foster - I want to order a book!

    The Vision book(s) is a work in progress. My guess is that there may be two books: one for the beginner to learn how to get the most from existing programs (with an introduction to basic technology issues) and one that goes includes all the gory details of program development. We'll see. In...
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    Ground Tracking

    "Jeff Foster, author or Digging Deeper with the DFX, the advantage the MXT has over the DFX is a very aggressive ground tracking system". I don't believe I've ever said that "the advantage the MXT has over the DFX is a very aggressive ground tracking system" without also mentioning that the MXT...
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    New book on the MXT is now available.

    STONY BROOK, NY - A new book about White's Electronics' popular MXT metal detector is now available. The book,
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