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What is "the bounce"?
- Thread starter BlackX
- Start date
dewcon4414
Well-known member
I assume you are talking about the digital numbers bouncing. I normally get that right on the edge of too much sensitivity. Thats when i turn it down a bit and the numbers smooth out.
Magicman
Member
I asded the same question and the answer I received is-----
Hi Rich,
The bounce usually happens on deeper signals or corroded metal or co-located items. It usually moves on a horizontal plane to the left from the ideal cursor reading. Nails can cause the bounce but with time, you can usually tell the iron falses from say a deep or co-located silver signal. I have had nickel signals bounce way to the left with a broken signal so it can happen to high and low conductors. Mike Moutray has a series of screen readings that goes somewhat into detail on this. I will see if I can find some info and maybe post it up on Classroom, maybe sometime this weekend if I have the time.
Hi Rich,
The bounce usually happens on deeper signals or corroded metal or co-located items. It usually moves on a horizontal plane to the left from the ideal cursor reading. Nails can cause the bounce but with time, you can usually tell the iron falses from say a deep or co-located silver signal. I have had nickel signals bounce way to the left with a broken signal so it can happen to high and low conductors. Mike Moutray has a series of screen readings that goes somewhat into detail on this. I will see if I can find some info and maybe post it up on Classroom, maybe sometime this weekend if I have the time.