Why does whites spell out what the potential targets are in written words instead of using a ID legend? Saw a video somewhere that showed the screen on a sport model and they couldn't even spell Quarter right. Another question is why so many tones(20)? No way a person could remember what they all were assigned to.
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- Thread starter Brownie
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With the 8 tone feature, 5 distinct tones stand out clearly: foil, nickel, tabs, zincers, and clad. After a little use, I could walk thru trashy sites just using the tone feature. All are solid tones, except zincers , which are a mix of the two highest tones. The only time I used the ID was trying to separate statabs (22-2Brownie said:
from nickels (18-20).