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What is the 3b tone on the t-2.. not in book
- Thread starter Sonny(IN)
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Ed in SoDak
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Mike Hillis posted this about it:
The 3b mod was created just for rusty steel bottle caps and related targets. In the regular 3 mode steel bottle caps will usually give a one-way response if they're tilted, but if they're laying flat they can hit solid and consistent every pass, the way a coin does. What the 3b mode does, is to make them bounce around a lot more even when they're lying nearly flat. A coin will usually act the same in 3 or 3b. If you search with "# OF TONES" selected in the menu, when you locate a questionable target you can use the knob to toggle back and forth between 3 and 3b to see the difference
May still not be in the manual. Don't forget about the frequency shift!
The 3b mod was created just for rusty steel bottle caps and related targets. In the regular 3 mode steel bottle caps will usually give a one-way response if they're tilted, but if they're laying flat they can hit solid and consistent every pass, the way a coin does. What the 3b mode does, is to make them bounce around a lot more even when they're lying nearly flat. A coin will usually act the same in 3 or 3b. If you search with "# OF TONES" selected in the menu, when you locate a questionable target you can use the knob to toggle back and forth between 3 and 3b to see the difference
May still not be in the manual. Don't forget about the frequency shift!
Scott Maine
New member
n/t