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What is 1n setting used for?
- Thread starter ronhob
- Start date
Coin Rescue Inc
Well-known member
In the Keith Southern Video there is a demonstration of a nickel next to a chunk of iron. 1n seems to mask the iron and allow the detector to tune into the nickle signal independently. Sounds like something you would to dig.
He then tries it in DE process and the tone is unclear. It is an iffy signal - something you would have to think about if you want to dig.
I thought 1n would be ideal for iron infested sites to dial in on coins or relics.
Comments anyone?
He then tries it in DE process and the tone is unclear. It is an iffy signal - something you would have to think about if you want to dig.
I thought 1n would be ideal for iron infested sites to dial in on coins or relics.
Comments anyone?
detectingMO
New member
Probably similar to the V3i when rather than reject a target via discrimination you just assign it no tone. Can definitely help with some masking depending on process.