Hi to all T2 users
I've just bought myself a T2 after hearing all the hype about this machine i had to get one and try it out, i was lucky enough to pick up a decently priced used one in immaculate condition, "cheers Richard" BW Detectors.. when it arrived i didn't do what I've done time and time again when i got a new detector and hit the fields straight away..This time I read the manual twice first, without getting confused by the usual technical crap they print in detector manuals, the T2 manual was nice and easy to understand and where things did get a little tech it was explained nicely "even the misses understood it"
then i did an indoor field test with some of my finds so i could familiarise myself with the menu options and tones as we have a wider range and older coinage in the UK i found the T2 very easy going and i had sussed out the menu and the tones of certain trash you want to avoid in no time, next day i took the T2 out for a proper workout on a site I've battered with my Explorer Se after an hour i had pulled out seven coins and a few other non ferrous objects i was well impressed with the T2 the tones were spot on i used the 3 tone mode mostly and i was pulling out a couple of coins at 8+inch i had a Victorian copper coin at about 11inch but no id numbers came up no matter what angle i scanned it at, it only showed me some numbers once it was out the hole the tone was spot on and never degraded i have only been out once with the T2 for an hour and half and I'm already hooked on this machine come along the weekend......
I've just bought myself a T2 after hearing all the hype about this machine i had to get one and try it out, i was lucky enough to pick up a decently priced used one in immaculate condition, "cheers Richard" BW Detectors.. when it arrived i didn't do what I've done time and time again when i got a new detector and hit the fields straight away..This time I read the manual twice first, without getting confused by the usual technical crap they print in detector manuals, the T2 manual was nice and easy to understand and where things did get a little tech it was explained nicely "even the misses understood it"
then i did an indoor field test with some of my finds so i could familiarise myself with the menu options and tones as we have a wider range and older coinage in the UK i found the T2 very easy going and i had sussed out the menu and the tones of certain trash you want to avoid in no time, next day i took the T2 out for a proper workout on a site I've battered with my Explorer Se after an hour i had pulled out seven coins and a few other non ferrous objects i was well impressed with the T2 the tones were spot on i used the 3 tone mode mostly and i was pulling out a couple of coins at 8+inch i had a Victorian copper coin at about 11inch but no id numbers came up no matter what angle i scanned it at, it only showed me some numbers once it was out the hole the tone was spot on and never degraded i have only been out once with the T2 for an hour and half and I'm already hooked on this machine come along the weekend......