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woody
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Took my grandsons Eurotek out to play with today.. I was totally surprised with it. It loves small brass objects. I'll just have to play with it some more. F19 or G2 without G.B.?
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woody
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It should have been a more clear statement. I have a G2 and a F19. Very similar, in some ways.
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woody
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Yes, but no auto G.B. in the G2& F19.
dfmike
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The term "auto GB" is confusing. Some detectors have a tracking GB which could be called automatic because it changes to suit conditions but from what I can understand of the manual, the GB of the Eurotek is fixed at a certain number like the Tek Delta. In the G2 and F19 you can change it to suit different soil conditions.
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woody
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Mike, I think you are right.
dfmike
Well-known member
Most detectors in that price range have a fixed ground balance that works well in most conditions. Personally I need a detector that allows me to change my ground balance value for anything I can encounter. The ground phase values around here can change rather drastically from area to area and the soil is generally moderately to heavily mineralized.