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Hi Scott. How long do you leave the overlay on before changing it for a new one? I put an overlay on a CZ a few years back and when I took it off it left a sticky residue. Have you had that happen?
Thanks. Don
 
Scott,
slightly off topic question. Is the T-2's screen backlit?
 
...I noticed it will depress. Do you know if there's a function when depressed? I inadvertently pressed it one time and the screen cleared, but that's all, I think.
 
Pressing the dial while hunting will perform the same function as pressing the button. It will return you to the last setting accessed on the menu.

There was some concern that overuse of the dial 'switch' function could be detrimental on the reliability of the dial. The dial's primary function is to turn, not act like a switch. :blowup:

Bottom line.....Basically forget it does that. :punch:

However, I myself see it being beneficial when nugget hunting in all metal mode where you are keeping a constant watch on the ground signal and your balance.:thumbup:

Been waiting for someone to notice that one :wiggle:

:detecting:
 
Mike,
When you do manual ground cancel just leave it there.Don't go back up to all metal. You can make an immediate adjustment when the ground changes.
 
n/t
 
Geesh. All the thought put into the machine and they skip on that :( I guess it was a cost thing.
 
Backlighting such a large LCD with 4 AA batteries would put a big drain on battery life. I would imagine there are relatively few who actually hunt in the dark or extreme low-light conditions anyway. For those who do, there is always the DFX......

Ralph
 
Makes sense. Would have just been nice is all but not a big deal to me. What is with these detectors using AA's? Why not rechargeable packs?
 
you can very inexpensively pick up some clear vinyl at a fabric store...cut it to whatever size you want...static electricity holds it in place...I use a pretty thick piece on my CZ=70 Pro...no residue!
 
With the bright white LED's you see everywhere now, maybe a small light could be positioned above the display?

I see an opportunity for a few aftermarket products to enhance this machine.

-Ed
 
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