Forgive me if this appears to be a stupid question but it seems that most modern vlf detectors such as fisher F75 minelab explorers and a lot of others use push button controls to adjust things like sensitivity, ground balance, threshold were they can fine tune the detector a lot more precisely. Now in PI unit like TDI, Gp4500 and others
they still use old style knobs for most of there controls for adjusting grd bal, sat speed. Is this just the nature of pulse in that it doesn't lend itself to this type of control or is.there another reason. It also seems to me in the field that the push button controls are a lot less likely so get bumped out of adjustment. i'm quiet excited about the
advancements that appear to be happening in discriminating pulse induction detectors, it just seems that when i look at them they resemble vlf detectors of the 70's.
Forgive me if my post is a little garbled, but i'm in the middle of a very intense field test of a new single malt scotch. !!!! IT'S A SMASHING SUCCESS!!!
Everybody have a safe and GREAT HOLIDAY SEASON!!!
If yu ain't failin Yu ain't tryin!!!!
they still use old style knobs for most of there controls for adjusting grd bal, sat speed. Is this just the nature of pulse in that it doesn't lend itself to this type of control or is.there another reason. It also seems to me in the field that the push button controls are a lot less likely so get bumped out of adjustment. i'm quiet excited about the
advancements that appear to be happening in discriminating pulse induction detectors, it just seems that when i look at them they resemble vlf detectors of the 70's.
Forgive me if my post is a little garbled, but i'm in the middle of a very intense field test of a new single malt scotch. !!!! IT'S A SMASHING SUCCESS!!!
Everybody have a safe and GREAT HOLIDAY SEASON!!!
If yu ain't failin Yu ain't tryin!!!!