A "more" accurate answer for the question below depends on the following being true.
No trash in the area.
A target (coin) is laying horizontal to the top of the ground.
Let's say at an a depth of 6".
The metal detector you are using has the transmit winding's on the right side and the receiving on the left of the coil.
Now if you approach the coin from a left to right swing of the coil, with the TX side over the coin first will the target ID be more accurate?
Or is there a difference which signal is first?
No trash in the area.
A target (coin) is laying horizontal to the top of the ground.
Let's say at an a depth of 6".
The metal detector you are using has the transmit winding's on the right side and the receiving on the left of the coil.
Now if you approach the coin from a left to right swing of the coil, with the TX side over the coin first will the target ID be more accurate?
Or is there a difference which signal is first?