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Wolfau said:Its purpose would be for those looking for coins only because with what I had found with it all the coins
popped up in the 2.5khz range. Lets say you want to detect a grass area that has maybe 250,000
people visit in a 6 month period where they pay to get into an event. Such areas do exist.
Set the detector for $1 and $2 coins and block out the Audio on the 7.5khz range and anything from the
surface to around 6" there is a huge probability it will be coins only that pop out.
I don't need to debate this with anyone. Anyone that owns a v3i can check this out and I am only talking
about Aluminium screw caps.
The change or update would only be software based as the v3i in its current format already does
its bit in reference to this.
Hope this helps.
Hi Wolfau,
I took the V3i for a swing yesterday. I took careful notice of the VDI and which frequency was dominant whenever I got a target.
Yes - most of the junk (including alum screw caps) that had VDI numbers close to (or the same as) certain coins, was indeed 7.5 kHz dominant.
But unfortunately, every coin I found (all modern) was also 7.5 kHz dominant. None of them were 2.5 dominant.
I really wanted most / all coins to be dominant on the 2.5 freq, as this system that you describe would be great for coins hunting, just as you say it would be.