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Horseshoe question....

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AZWIP

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Howdy folks,

Having just recently become an XP owner... awesome machine! I had a question, that I was wondering if anyone knew the answer to... I have googled it big time and come up with nada, lol.... my question is:

Ok, I know the "Horseshoe" graphic on the screen, will indicate Ferrous/Non-Ferrous.... Cool. Also, I know it will indicate depth, as it will get filled in or not filled in... BUT... in the middle of the horseshoe is a symbol that looks like a bullseye or reticle, etc... what the McNuggets is that used for? Sometimes I see it get like BOLD or black, but I can't seem to figure out what that symbol tells me? I have read the manual and done a search etc... anyone know what that symbol thing does? Perhaps I am just imagining it. Lol.

Thanks either way folks.

Take care and Happy Hunting!

Ron
 
Hi Ron, I have never seen anything like that on mine. It is one little line that is at the top of the shoe, it is black on right or black on left for iron. I have never seen anything in the middle.
 
I hope someone answers this. I wondered this to and could not find anything in the manual or Andy's book. Is it a target that is close? Is it iron? It seems like I see it most when I get a scratchy muffled tone from big iron near surface.
 
Whew, glad I'm not losing my marbles, lol...I'll post if I find the answer as well.... one company I had IM'd... told me the guy who would know the answer was out on vacation for the week... but when he got back they would check with him etc.... weird though eh, lol.
 
definately got what looks like the cross hairs on a scope on my control box, just like the picture in Andys book on page 27, but as mentioned, no reference to it ?
 
Howdy folks... I did receive one reply today:


"Very good question they don't say much about it but I believe its a coil overload as it does darken in when placed over large targets."


Interesting and very well could be what its all about... sounds good to me, lol.

So, now ya'll know what I know. If anyone knows better/more... please let us know.

Ron
 
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