jackintexas
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Glen: If all that has been said about harmonics, would not all so called single frequency detectors because of the harmonics be considered multi frequency detectors?
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Captain Kirk
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Jack,
I am assuming that you are referring to the distortion in the sinusoidal signal that drives the transmitting coil. I believe that one of Minelab's claim to fame with the Xterra series is the so called "Vflex" technology (I think that is what they call it.). I also believe that they have made an attempt to reduce the harmonic distortion to make for more accurate analysis of the receiver coil signal.
Glenn
I am assuming that you are referring to the distortion in the sinusoidal signal that drives the transmitting coil. I believe that one of Minelab's claim to fame with the Xterra series is the so called "Vflex" technology (I think that is what they call it.). I also believe that they have made an attempt to reduce the harmonic distortion to make for more accurate analysis of the receiver coil signal.
Glenn
