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anyone use XY?
- Thread starter jspeedy
- Start date
Andy Sabisch
Active member
Remeber that the one drawback is that the deeper the target, the smaller the grphic produced . . . . on shallower targets it is a useful tool to distingush bottle caps since you also have the TID value in the upper right corner . . . . but in older sites where you are looking for deep targets, be sure to bring your magnifying spectacles . . . . 
Andy
Andy
I mainly hunt civil war relics and I use XY sometimes. What I have seen as Andy said the deeper targets will give a shorter diagonal line, but you should be able to get the idea but digging those you will be sure. On the coins I have found it is a very pronounced diagonal line. With civil war bullets the end of the line will have a little curl to it. As you mentioned large iron will look like me trying to draw something with etch a sketch.
Anyone use XY?
Nope, not me! Just to many button pushes and didn't ID as deep and clearly as switching to a mirror program (Just save a program using 4khz to check with I'd normal off) one button push away.
Even this one button push then having to press again to return gets old....when sorting through tons of rusty caps or bent/ circle iron.
I'd love to have a 4khz switch in any program with the -push- of pin point button and then back to original frequency with -release- of button.
... I'm gifted with ability to complain about almost anything
Nope, not me! Just to many button pushes and didn't ID as deep and clearly as switching to a mirror program (Just save a program using 4khz to check with I'd normal off) one button push away.
Even this one button push then having to press again to return gets old....when sorting through tons of rusty caps or bent/ circle iron.
I'd love to have a 4khz switch in any program with the -push- of pin point button and then back to original frequency with -release- of button.
... I'm gifted with ability to complain about almost anything
woodchiphustler
New member
yep
Andy Sabisch said:Remeber that the one drawback is that the deeper the target, the smaller the grphic produced . . . . on shallower targets it is a useful tool to distingush bottle caps since you also have the TID value in the upper right corner . . . . but in older sites where you are looking for deep targets, be sure to bring your magnifying spectacles . . . .
Andy
LOL. well said Andy
