I think that 2D video is a terrific example of "gaslighting". Wouldn't the world be nice if every target you ran across was a good one? I agree just about any middle grade detector would give yo a good signal on those targets . Why doesn't our tech from Oz show us the 2D signature of some good old USA can slaw , bottle caps and pull tabs. I really don't care what good signals are , they're easy , I'm interested in how the trash shows up so I can avoid it. In your first video you see a pull tab and nickel both on the non ferrous line with a three digit difference : how is that any different from what we see already on a lot of detectors today? Where I hunt nails comprise probably 1% of the trash and most detectors will knock those out without issue. The M-core is becoming less and less attractive to me the more I see of it , mostly because of the marketing methods Minelab likes to implement.
So is the new technology 2d screen just a ferrous meter similar to what the legend has(ferro check) but just displayed differently.
Even the videos don’t tell you a whole lot of info about it other than it basically tells you if the target is ferrous or not. The rest of the info is still determined and given to you by the vdi numbers.
It is actually displayed in a much more
fancy manner than the legend which tells you more ferrous or non by a meter going left to right and this goes up and down, and left and right relative to the the vdi numbers. Thats the 2d I guess?
I wonder why the manual is not released either.
The testers in the videos don’t seem to have alot of enthusiasm about it.
Observations so far, no manual to explain anything so have to go by videos.
Videos show it can tell ferrous or non ferrous simultaneously with vdi numbers on a screen displayed with a dot.
It lights up at night for night hunts.
Better tones.
Is there any other videos with more information or are they keeping you in suspense until you buy.
