It is interesting indeed..I'm still getting them as well..Droped back the recovery to 5 and turned up the volume a notch or to and its hitting goldies hard and deep.I actually thought it was slightly better on goldies than before....If they are there you wont miss them .Some flat cans or flat screw caps sounded like a Goldie even before the update..And they still do.At least it can be rolled back for those that dont like the upgrade..um update. layful:Heatho said:Interesting that so many are going back to 1.5, my goldie tally isn't really changing.
Anyway good to see all the reports coming in though, I think it might be something Minelab will have to tweak for a future update. . :Y:
Fnx50 said:I wonder whether the update was more suitable for our overseas brothers and sisters and not necessarily aimed at the Oz market? I have reverted to 1.5. Much happier now.
soils is like oil's Sol layful:Heatho said:I really don't see how the update will be better for overseas users than Aussie users, unless gold detecting in heavy mineralisation of course. If you have set up correctly and ground balanced if needed then I really can't see why it would be better treasure detecting in one country compared to another. Just my opinion.
Heatho said:I really don't see how the update will be better for overseas users than Aussie users, unless gold detecting in heavy mineralisation of course. If you have set up correctly and ground balanced if needed then I really can't see why it would be better treasure detecting in one country compared to another. Just my opinion.
hAyyoUinAU said:Heatho said:I really don't see how the update will be better for overseas users than Aussie users, unless gold detecting in heavy mineralisation of course. If you have set up correctly and ground balanced if needed then I really can't see why it would be better treasure detecting in one country compared to another. Just my opinion.
Because of the ID's, and the tones. Different currencies have different metals and sizes.
A simple look at Minelabs ID chart will reveal that.
It has nothing to do with gold detecting. Just the way it is.
So an update can definitely be more beneficial to some than others.
Just my opinion though. I think old mate has a point.
your right smoky me for one didn't like itSmoky bandit said:I'm not getting it..A detector is designed to find metal...of all shapes and sizes...there is a wide variety of coins about the world.. depending on its metal makeup will determine the tone and I'd.... ...I cant see why anyone would think its more suited to overseas coins..Metal is metal...There are still high and low Tones and TDIs from 0 to 40 ....that has not changed . But saying that we all have opinions and personal preference...You dont have to like the update...erfect: :Y:
227dick said:your right smoky me for one didn't like itSmoky bandit said:I'm not getting it..A detector is designed to find metal...of all shapes and sizes...there is a wide variety of coins about the world.. depending on its metal makeup will determine the tone and I'd.... ...I cant see why anyone would think its more suited to overseas coins..Metal is metal...There are still high and low Tones and TDIs from 0 to 40 ....that has not changed . But saying that we all have opinions and personal preference...You dont have to like the update...erfect: :Y:
ProspectorPete said:Update since Monday,
After saying on Monday that I would revert back when I get back home (tomorrow), I had a couple of hrs to kill yesterday so went down to the Hopkins River and had a swing along the sandy bank out front of the ski club house, used it in baach 1 and notched out -3 and below and only dug good solid signals resulting in 8 sinkers of various size, 10c 2c 1c and some other various junk but better than my experience on Monday.
Today I decided to hit another play ground using park 1 and notched out -16 and below and only dig good solid signals resulting in $6.50 and a couple of trinkets which I was happy with.
Then went to a footy oval and decided to swing the outer ring where the cars park to watch the game, park 1 with only 21-22 so I could cherry pick the goldies, any iffy signals I flicked to all metal and 9/10 would go crazy on the TID and only 1 screw top and 1 can top fooled me but managed $16 in goldies for 1 hour swinging, some signals weren't as stong as I'm used to but they were solid enough to investigate.
Think I'll keep the update on for now as I think my ears are adjusting to the slight difference in signal strength and I worked out a better way to deal with the scew tops, my confidence in listening to what the 600 is saying is back :Y:
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