Can we have a Mine Lab rep please respond to the questions posed below in the post about hot rocks

[NH Bob]

Sandy also told me that if the ground changes enough that you are aware of it, you should NC as you hunt. This makes the most sense to me.

 

[NH Bob]

Sandy also told me that as you hunt, if the ground changes enough to be noticable "like + or - iron" you should NC each time as you are hunting.

 

[Steve(MS)]

Here's one for you to investigate, I can go out in my yard during daytime hours and push up manual sensitivity to the point so it is still stable. Then I can use that same sensitivity and noise cancel number late at night out in the yard and it is unstable. I live out in the country so EMI from powersources should be the same. One place I have detected often has a nearby substation. I really haven't had a problem with instability there except for one day. I noticed the wind was blowing from the direction of the substation, don't know if that was the cause or not.

 

[lakeslad uk]

i dont want to hi jack this site but for minelab problems i use this very excellent site, http://www.minelabowners.com/forum/index.php
and you get minelab (ireland) themselves answering any questions,

lee

minelab fourm

 

[NH Bob]

The US and Europe have different soil conditions.
I just got a Shadow X5 from a guy in Australia who said he couldn't us it there. I was glad to take it off his hands as it was nearly new. It is a great machine.
I can stand corrected on the soil conditions as its only what I was told.