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    Jewerly Hunters 1 frequency & normalization off

    I hear you, and I think that way most of the time. The article I wrote for DFX Normalization describes the advantage... "The benefit of using the Raw (non-normalized) modes is that, with increased VDI separation, you can more easily identify targets and discriminate the junk that may inhabit...
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    Running in Single Frequency and a Tip for a Clearer Signal

    Very nice finds Neil! Looks like you're merging with the unit...and thanks for the tip (I do that too...plus a stomp if necessary).
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    Test your coils guys ..............................

    I don't think trust has much to do with it, at least with White's. Trust could be an issue with Minelab because they do not communicate well. I haven't seen any hide and seek behavior with White's and they seem to be up front about everything. If someone thinks they "got shafted" by the...
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    Standard Audio Tones ?

    Here are the standard tones by program (Tone Range 14 for Mixed Mode Pro is '100<-->100'...cut the image off by accident).
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    Nickel Magnet 1st Buffalo

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    Jewerly Hunters 1 frequency & normalization off

    It should work the same with the V3. You'll miss out on some frequency info, but you'll add depth using single frequency. Normalization off is a great way to go once you identify the predominant trash targets (pt's) at the site and note their VDI.
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    coin icons

    Yes, and the bottom ones are the actual words (hard-coded, but like Custom Text).
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    coin icons

    There's a list in the program spreadsheet at the top of the forum (in the dropdown for icons). Here it is... None z1
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    Gold rings and zinc memorials

    I think you are correct if your digging decisions are based only on bench test data. I always find it helpful to start with bench tests, move to staged ground tests and then into practical field testing. You get to know a target fairly well, as well as the effects the ground has on the target...
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    Gold rings and zinc memorials

    I has been noted that 22.5 is dominant in GP, but 7.5 is dominant in PP and Analyze. I have watched this while hunting this type of signal and it seems that 22.5 is always the highest (even if only by a little bit). The high strength numbers in the OP were too high due to the initial bench...
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    Dig them Zinc Pennies!

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    Couple more from the park

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    Hello I m a French V3 user !!!

    Je suis d
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    Oh no wheres that gone ??

    Besides not being very realistic, the RG was/is probably responsible for many coils returned that did not need to be returned. Their rule regarding replacement of coils that have an RG less than 8 is something they probably want to get away from...now we have to rely on the overload test alone...
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    I hunted in the rain today

    You must be dedicated to get out in the rain...and it looks llike it paid off. Nice finds Larry :thumbup:
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    Is the Super 12 worth buying for the V3

    For non-trashy sites, especially the beach, it's a winner. No falsing with mine in my area with "standard" sensitivities. I have the D2, Super 12, 6x10 and 5.3.
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    Is there a down to earth explanation

    I agree that a program's effectiveness varies by location. Each program, however, has some rationale, or method, behind it. A program's settings are just implemented principles. I submit that a program's settings can demonstrate the use of these principle which can be adapted to your...
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    Couple of Rings

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    Span and Wrap

    Try... Expert Menu -> Frequency -> Three Frequencies -> V.D.I. -> Correlate -> Span, Wrap ...and... Expert Menu -> Frequency -> Salt Compensate -> V.D.I. -> Correlate -> Span, Wrap
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    Is there a down to earth explanation

    If you understanding Exclude, you understand Common. If you Exclude a category, the settings in that category will always use the Common settings. Otherwise, the settings will contain their current program-specific values. White's Spectra V3 Manual - Page 14, 30 Common
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