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V3i correlate mode.
- Thread starter johnedoe
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
Best Data
I was just talking to Anne Monday.
Best data has the best chance of seeing deeper. But correlate can come close or equal depending on settings. The tighter one makes the span, the less depth one will get since deeper targets will have ferrous ground influencing their signal more and more. If the span is wide enough, the loss of depth may not be noticeable.
Since correlate has a span setting and iron tends to bounch around many iron targets outside the span limit can be rejected. The same for EMI, correlate can run quieter under these conditions.
Best data has the best chance of seeing deeper. But correlate can come close or equal depending on settings. The tighter one makes the span, the less depth one will get since deeper targets will have ferrous ground influencing their signal more and more. If the span is wide enough, the loss of depth may not be noticeable.
Since correlate has a span setting and iron tends to bounch around many iron targets outside the span limit can be rejected. The same for EMI, correlate can run quieter under these conditions.