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High gain numbers for the F75Ltd
- Thread starter WV62
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WV62
Well-known member
Well I have the high gain numbers for the std F75 so I guess I will go with those and see how they work.
DE mode processor = 0 to 4 disc high gain, then from 20 on up is high gain. Then disc setting 5 to 19 is something other than high gain.
Je mode processor = 100% high gain all disc settings.
F75Ltd
BP mode processor = assume it is the same as DE mode
PF mode processor = assume it is the same as DE mode
Cl mode processor = assume it is the same as DE mode
Being it seems nobody knows, is there a way to test for the numbers?
Another question what mode or modes do you guys use and why? I use the BP processor most of the time because I hunt for old silver coins and it seems to be the deepest and has a little slower sweep speed, which is good for an old time like me.
Ron in WV
DE mode processor = 0 to 4 disc high gain, then from 20 on up is high gain. Then disc setting 5 to 19 is something other than high gain.
Je mode processor = 100% high gain all disc settings.
F75Ltd
BP mode processor = assume it is the same as DE mode
PF mode processor = assume it is the same as DE mode
Cl mode processor = assume it is the same as DE mode
Being it seems nobody knows, is there a way to test for the numbers?
Another question what mode or modes do you guys use and why? I use the BP processor most of the time because I hunt for old silver coins and it seems to be the deepest and has a little slower sweep speed, which is good for an old time like me.
Ron in WV