Not sold on 2 tone ferrous!

[skyblast]

But doesn't this defeat the advantage of being able to hear a cond target next to a Fe masking it? I mean, we are taking our machines back out to areas where have have grided in multi-tone (MT) cond and now in 2-tone (2T) Fe we are hearing these new sounds hinting at cond targets in and among the Fe.

Actually, switching from Ferrous tones to Conductive tones (or vice-versa) doesn't do anything to increase or decrease target masking. It is simply a matter of whether you want to hear the audio response associated with the target(s) ferrous properties or hear the audio tone associated with the target(s) conductive properties.

OMG! Wow! I never understood the difference between Co and FE until now....and it was really bothering me. Thanks. Now I understand perfectly!!!

 

[cladmonster]

Not to but in on all these pros..on a thread forgotten, but..aren't every CO and FE target pre-scanned for size and then fit onto the fe-co scale by minelab? since there is no metallurgical analysis occurring?