Video fe line

[sube]

https://youtu.be/OToHLys8Okw Well not the best but hey only took a hour to get out it's hard to see the screen when I trying to explain how to tell nails from coins .

But If you get a bastard nail and a good nail and scan them between ferrous coin combine and 4 tone conduct you will see what I'm talking about .

Another thing I failed to mention pinpointing tight signals if you use normal it will downsize to where you want , now pinpoint sizing will down size manually and give more control of the spot you want to be looking at. To get a good look at that exact spot. sube

 

[Bryan V]

Thanks far taking the time to put that together Sube.
That helps explaine what happend to me between my two different programs that have different FE Line placement.
It shows the CTX can be a powerful tool in iron if it's set up correctly and the operator knows what they are doing.
Your videos are a great resource for learning the CTX.
Again, thank you.
Bryan

 

[sube]

Thanks far taking the time to put that together Sube.
That helps explain what happend to me between my two different programs that have different FE Line placement.
It shows the CTX can be a powerful tool in iron if it's set up correctly and the operator knows what they are doing.
Your videos are a great resource for learning the CTX.
Again, thank you.
Bryan
No problem been meaning to get more out but bow hunting is getting in the way.

I well be making a video on bastard nails on how to not dig most of them if you watch the video with the nickel it's making extra noise because my nickel bin is set from 10 to 15 and since the nickel is with iron the vid is changing between bins giving different tones the dime won't change bins because my 4 bin is set from 29 to 50 which is a larger spread it's still changing but you won't hear it.

I just wish minelab would actually show how to use the detector and why it does what it does but where would the fun be in that.

I have been running 4 tone conduct in high trash and my user button is set to ferrous coin combine with fe line at 34 most people run wide open as you can see in the video where I was in ferrous coin combine open screen the noise that I got when sweeping the nail coin nail compared to having those nails disc out there's no reason in my mind that a person could hit a 34.45 if the nails were not disc out but as you can see when I was in open screen the noise you would be putting up with , plus that noise will be covering up easier signals at the same time .

My disc out area is 31 to 35 the top 2 rows and the corner also the right side of the screen from the 12 line 48 49 50 down to the 35 line if you stop the video you can see my settings . sube

 

[trojdor]

Sube,

Thanks for taking the time and effort to do these videos.


mike

 

[Digger]

Thanks sube. I appreciate your contributions to this forum and the hobby.

 

[GKMan]

Great video Sube. I will be trying to replicate your scenarios here and then trying this in a field that I have detected to death..

 

[ML]

Great video, sube. Thanks for taking the time and effort.

 

[TrpnBils]

Man your videos kill me. Every time I think I am making progress I watch one of yours and realize I'm passing so much stuff up that I should be investigating....I absolutely suck at interpreting iffy signals and I've had this damn thing since February.

I have a question about the nickel part of the video specifically (that's as far as I've gotten so far). You show in high trash the numbers reading around 33-44 or so with a very slight trace up and to the left but I never see the TID reflect those numbers. I know what the trailing line represents, but having not seen any numbers in the area of the nickel there I am almost 100% sure I wouldn't dig that because I would just assume it was falsing from iron. Is the CTX really THAT powerful that you should trust it when it shows something like that in the field or is that just an artifact of seeing something you're doing in a very controlled test site?

 

[sube]

Here you go #1 that nickel is high toning .

You said the nickels numbers were 33.44 it's not look at the video again those #s are 30.46 30.45 .

If you had #s 33.44 IT well go low another words a low tone .

All #s 32 to 35 ferrous #s go low All conductive #s 48 to 50 go low Don't matter if it's 32.45 or 30.48 if one of the #s ferrous or conductive is displaying in that id it well go low disc or no disc.

As you can see in the video the #S are 30.45 which will go high if your fe line is set at 31 if set at 29 you well not hear a high because it is below your fe line it well go low.

As far as the nickel displaying a 12.13 not going to happen the machine is seeing a 30.45 the reason why the conductive # is going to 45 instead of 13 is the iron well enhance low conductors and bring the conductive #s higher but to tell if it's a low conductor in this situation you have to be in high trash combine and watch for that trace going left it could also be a pull-tab .

Now higher conductors well go up and down the trace , if you get a 29.45 28.45 or there a bouts .

I am working on some more videos but just don't have time right now.

As far as getting a 12.13 ferrous coin mode is more likely to throw it to the 12 line compared to high trash . sube

 

[TrpnBils]

Maybe I missed something then. I can't get on Youtube at work so I can't double check it right now, but didn't you sink the FE line all the way down to the bottom on that pattern so you were essentially just using 4 tones instead of a 5th for iron? I remember you had some areas discriminated out down at the bottom, which must be the 32 to 35 as you said. If that's the case, wouldn't a 33-44 signal give you a null instead of the low tone? Again maybe I missed something there... Thanks!

 

[sube]

If your disc is set at 32 to 35 it will be a null if your you use no disc and your fe line is set at 35 then you well get a low tone on a 33.44 . sube