Difference D1 vs ALL METAL mode

[aSaSSino]

Hello guys, I've a question for you:

what's the difference in hunting with D1 tone setting with ZERO discrimination, or hunting in ALL METAL mode?

I've seen on this forum that many detectorist uses the Omega in D1 w/zero disc. ... so... why?

Thank you!

 

[TerraDigger]

On my Omega I have noticed that target ID reads deeper in the disc mode than the all metal mode. You would think that it would be the reverse, all metal reads deeper. But it is not.

 

[aSaSSino]

I never tried, because I always read that all metal mode is deeper... I'll check the next time on my test field, thank you!

 

[Monte]

"ZERO Discrimination. Only the T2 adjusts that low from Teknetics.

Hello guys, I've a question for you:

what's the difference in hunting with D1 tone setting with ZERO discrimination, or hunting in ALL METAL mode?

I've seen on this forum that many detectorist uses the Omega in D1 w/zero disc. ... so... why?

The Teknetics T2, Omega and Gamma provide an assortment of selectable Audio Tone ID options that are a function of the Discriminate mode. On the Omega and Gamma, these four (4) Tone ID selections are the same.

The d1 Tone ID is simply a single-tone audio response for all metal types.

The d2 Tone ID selection provides a low, bass-like tone for Iron objects and a higher-pitched audio for non-Iron targets.

The d3 Tone ID audio (the default when turned on) produces a low bass-like audio for Iron (target with a VDI numeric read-out of '40' or less), a mid-tone for foil, nickels, pull-tabs, screw-caps and zinc cents, and a high-tone for the higher-conductive coins such as good copper cents, clad and silver dimes, quarters, halves and dollars (US coins referred to).

The d4 Tone ID shifts a narrow range of VDI numbers for most US 5

 

[aSaSSino]

Thank you Monte for your reply!

I think that it's clear, but I'll wait for your videos to understand better!

Have you a youtube channel?