Jason in Enid
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scubadetector said:
Or overhead power lines, or an electrical transformer nearby?
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Chatter Nox 600
- Thread starter lower case g
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Or overhead power lines, or an electrical transformer nearby?
lower case g
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Jason in Enid said:
If so, it's new. I've had my etrac out in the yard within the last week, and had no issues. Guess I need to try it again to see if it messes up now.
You can try throwing the main breaker in the house & see if it goes away. If so you can turn on one branch at a time & find the
branch its on. Then unplug each device till you find the culprit. This may not work if its battery run or battery back upped. You also
could have leakage at the power, phone, CATV etc lines. Almost no end to the posabilities.......
BTW to kill a phone you need to pull the battery. The MPU is always running to see the "ON" button pushed. Even at that it may have a
tiny battery or a "super cap" for memory.
HH Tom
LFOD !
branch its on. Then unplug each device till you find the culprit. This may not work if its battery run or battery back upped. You also
could have leakage at the power, phone, CATV etc lines. Almost no end to the posabilities.......
BTW to kill a phone you need to pull the battery. The MPU is always running to see the "ON" button pushed. Even at that it may have a
tiny battery or a "super cap" for memory.
HH Tom
LFOD !
lower case g said:
Jason in Enid
Active member
lower case g said:
I've noticed that places I had EMI problems with my CTX, are worse with the EQX. I hate running low sensitivity, but in some places its the only to make it work. Just the nature of the beast.
Always Curious
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My 600 has been pretty good about chatter--my Etrac is worse. But, it does depend on the location. Some places have unexplained EMI or other things going one...
lower case g
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Here is a video I made. Forgive the audio, I recorded it on my phone separate from the video. At one point, I say that I increased the volume, but I meant the sensitivity. I think the issue was just that 19 or 20 is just too sensitive for my back yard. I appreciate everyone's help. I was just afraid I'd gotten a lemon that has slipped past Minelab's QC. Thanks!
[video]https://youtu.be/vUA_3nb62yU[/video]
[video]https://youtu.be/vUA_3nb62yU[/video]