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t2se will be here today!:teknetics::drool:
- Thread starter jmann
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I have heard that the pin-pointer came from a modified studfinder. Not sure but makes sense. Interesting question. Good luck with your new machine. Those T-2s are good machines I have a F-75 SE which is very simular and there is nothing like them. I call mine the snap crackle pop machine but it works. Take your time and learn that T-2 (don't wrap it around a tree) and you will be glad you did. HH 
SteveP(NH)
New member
Run the T2 with the discrim at 15, and the sensitivity at 75 in 2+ mode for a bit to learn the audio response (you will get great depth) but after you get used to the machine's target response crank the sensitivity up to about 90 or so (depending on how much chatter you can stand) and hunt those "hunted out fields" again and find all the deep stuff you left behind. Once you get used to the chatter run it in all metal with the sensitivity at 99 for even more performance. The boost mode is pretty handy too especially if you are hunting in higher grass.