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Power Gain? on CTX

Atlas

New member
Hi All,

Probably a dumb question but is the CTX running at full output power all the time? Or do the volume gain and or sensitivity levels have some effect on power gain output?

I ask because areas I hunt are highly mineralized (Auto+3 runs in single digits to low teens). Due to this I run in ground coin mostly but sometimes high trash separation (the areas also can have a lot of iron trash). I've tried manual ground balance from time to time when in ground coin and not sure I noticed any differences. I have volume gain set to the high 20's and run combine tones. I've been thinking maybe I should switch to 50 Conductive also.

I'm trying to cut down on the number of false iron hits and many times can sort out using 2 way/ 4 way signal comparisons and the pinpoint control. However, I hate hitting the pinpoint button every time to sort out if and high tone is a false iron signal.
 
I encounter ground like that a lot , even had a reading on the etrac once of -3. :(
Try seawater and a 3 tone combined setting and set your sensitivity at manual where the stability just begins to deteriorate
 
The only adjustment of the transmitted signal available is Noise Cancel which slightly offsets the transmitted frequency to a less noisy frequency.
 
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