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CTX info wanted
- Thread starter Dan(NM)
- Start date
Big Treble
Active member
At the risk of sounding harsh, I've seen some people offer advice on those youtube channels, that I've found is in accurate info, so I would consume all info but take it with a grain of salt. It seems like if they have a channel they are automatically a professional.
With that said, there is a ton of excellent info, but domt remember any off the top of my head that gets imto the details of those specific settings ( How and Why).
Where you CAN fimd that info is from Andy Sabisch's books. Personally i think its a must read. I had one for the Etrac, and bought one for the CTX when I bought it. Yeah there will be sections covered that is info thats already out there, but some excellent depth in his books.
With that said, there is a ton of excellent info, but domt remember any off the top of my head that gets imto the details of those specific settings ( How and Why).
Where you CAN fimd that info is from Andy Sabisch's books. Personally i think its a must read. I had one for the Etrac, and bought one for the CTX when I bought it. Yeah there will be sections covered that is info thats already out there, but some excellent depth in his books.
IDXMonster
Well-known member
Reminds me of the scene in Ferris Buellers Day Off when they’re leaving the car at the Cubs parking ramp....
Attendant....”Relax! I’m a professional!”
Cameron....(under his breath) “ A professional WHAT?”
Dan, go to the Minelab Treasure Talk site and look at “Target Separation-More Than a Random Choice” by Randy Horton.
Attendant....”Relax! I’m a professional!”
Cameron....(under his breath) “ A professional WHAT?”
Dan, go to the Minelab Treasure Talk site and look at “Target Separation-More Than a Random Choice” by Randy Horton.
Dan(NM)
Well-known member
Will do, thanks!!Reminds me of the scene in Ferris Buellers Day Off when they’re leaving the car at the Cubs parking ramp....
Attendant....”Relax! I’m a professional!”
Cameron....(under his breath) “ A professional WHAT?”
Dan, go to the Minelab Treasure Talk site and look at “Target Separation-More Than a Random Choice” by Randy Horton.