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Frequency 4 kHz, 8 kHz, 12 kHz, 18 kHz
- Thread starter lusitania
- Start date
woodchiphustler
New member
Individual selection.
Andy Sabisch
Active member
No, you need to select the frequency you want to search in based on the ground conditions and the type of target you are searching for.
As far as an on-line manual, there's one at the following link . . . . . MANUAL . . . click on REPORTS and there is a link to the manual as well as other field test reports on the unit - they are excellent in that they give more insight into how the features will help in the field.
Andy
As far as an on-line manual, there's one at the following link . . . . . MANUAL . . . click on REPORTS and there is a link to the manual as well as other field test reports on the unit - they are excellent in that they give more insight into how the features will help in the field.
Andy
Big Boys Hobbies
Well-known member
The 12 khz so far is been great. Hits coins very well. I plan on trying the 8 this weekend.
Blank Planet
New member
ok question, if you and i mean anyone was to give only one reason why this detector is better what would it be?
fair question right?
BP
fair question right?
BP
woodchiphustler
New member
Way to soon to answer that.
Blank Planet
New member
good answer , will watch this space though.BP
BP - My #1 reason - It may be the most fun detector to use. Lightweight, adaptable, formidable.
Does everything the E-Trac does in fields and pasture - and more.
It all depends on what conditions you are detecting in. On the beach Minelab FBS/BBS wins. In places where you need to be very discerning with your digging - MY OPINION - E-Trac.
Does everything the E-Trac does in fields and pasture - and more.
It all depends on what conditions you are detecting in. On the beach Minelab FBS/BBS wins. In places where you need to be very discerning with your digging - MY OPINION - E-Trac.
Blank Planet
New member
how does it do in modern trash compared to etrac? can slaw, pull tabs etc..
BP
BP
dave the ferret
New member
Alot of hunters here in the UK use the deus on land a minelab for the beach.
And if so, has this method been tested in wet, salt sand and does it stablize the unit where it can run and be somewhat comparable to other units or is the Deus basically dead as a wet, salt sand hunter ?
Wet, salt sand is one of my main hunting environments, and if a unit can't run there, I cant' buy one !
Wet, salt sand is one of my main hunting environments, and if a unit can't run there, I cant' buy one !