id normal

[Big Red]

Does using the Id norm feature have any effect on performance?

 

[Andy Sabisch]

This has no effect on performance - it only standardizes ID numbers across all 4 frequencies . . . but remember, the way certain targets respond at different frequencies does allow differentiation to be made with it off . . .

Andy

 

[pescadore]

I don't use normalization because I love the quick frequency change that is possible with the Deus for verifying targets. I hear alot of folks complaining about the Deus being hot on bottle caps. I hunt in 12Khz 95% of the time and I verify my targets in my 4Khz program that I have set up in the middle of the two 12Khz programs that I have saved. I rarely dig bottlecaps using this system. I have tested it many times and it's a very reliable verification process. The VDI of a target switching from 12Khz to 4Khz should drop considerably. If the VDI stays high on a bottlecap type signal then you can pretty much count on it being a bottlecap or other rusted junk. I am not saying that it is a perfect method but it works for me.

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

I don't use normalization because I love the quick frequency change that is possible with the Deus for verifying targets. I hear alot of folks complaining about the Deus being hot on bottle caps. I hunt in 12Khz 95% of the time and I verify my targets in my 4Khz program that I have set up in the middle of the two 12Khz programs that I have saved..

Great system! I will be trying that myself! I dont like the normal either. Seems to degrade the audio signal. I think its just me though.

 

[Chiloquin]

I use the same system and do not dig bottle caps any longer. I got the idea from watching the Ged's PeaceHavens videos.
Mike. HH