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4KHz finds.

You did very well with it. I have tried 4 kHz several times and I always have had to go back to 7.7 where I got a lot cleaner signal even though I might be losing a little depth. I tried many different settings but 4kHz audio was still a little "muddied" to me.
 
I am thinking 4KHz will be great for hunting larger targets/relics/caches at greater depths.It seems to not suffer from lack of sharp response on bigger/broader targets.
 
Ray-Mo. said:
I am thinking 4KHz will be great for hunting larger targets/relics/caches at greater depths.It seems to not suffer from lack of sharp response on bigger/broader targets.

From my very limited experiences with the 4 KHz that frequency seems to favour the bigger targets at the expense of the smaller ones?

18 KHz. These next finds, taking out of the equation the total numbers, a smaller range of finds?(bottom left.)
 
As far as i know khz works for target seperation. the lowest for bigger targets and the highest for smaller, depends on what coil you use at the time also.
 
i was in a trashy area yesterday and it was noisy in 18 ,so i quickly tuned to 4 and it was a lot quieter and easier to find coins.
using GMP prog.
you can always tune another frequency on the fly .
 
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