Minelab The Sovereign El manual del propietario descargar pdf (Pagina 32)

The blip, broken, burp or odd sounds that happen when you are just walking along

and swinging your coil is a sound that your machine makes to let you know that there

is a metal object but you were probably swinging to fast or you just barely got the

object on the overlap. You need to slow down your swing, and get the coil on the top

of the target. By doing this the target will have either a positive response, a negative

or null response, or a questionable wavering or broken response.

Here is a technique for those areas where you can or want to dig everything. You

start out hunting in the all-metal mode and for each target you switch to the

discriminate mode for ID. If the target nulls out in discriminate, and you have the

discriminate control set all the way counter-clockwise, the target is most likely iron.

When you switch from all metal to discriminate and get no change in threshold or

you get a positive response, you will have a target that's deep or a small non-ferrous

item like a gold chain that doesn't respond well in discriminate but also doesn't null

out.

It is commonly known that on any metal detector, using discrimination reduces

depth. One way to maximize depth is to set the discrimination control to the full

counter-clockwise position, number 1. When hunting this way, you can ID using

tone however, the DTI-II Meter will give you a better reference to ID with when

using minimum discrimination.

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