GP3000 Discrimination
20 years 7 months ago #22
by Pennyweight
Regarding Minelabs discrim capabilities, they're a bit of a joke <_< if you accept they work to 6" depth at most and on iron targets bigger than coin size, you can utilise the feature. Where you can see lots of surface rubbish for instance. Don't expect real discrim on any SD/GP
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Pennyweight
Replied by Pennyweight on topic GP3000 Discrimination
Regarding Minelabs discrim capabilities, they're a bit of a joke <_< if you accept they work to 6" depth at most and on iron targets bigger than coin size, you can utilise the feature. Where you can see lots of surface rubbish for instance. Don't expect real discrim on any SD/GP
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Pennyweight
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20 years 7 months ago #25
by Ismael
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Replied by Ismael on topic GP3000 Discrimination
I would have to agree with pennyweight on this one. Not many people I know use it and after reading the manual of the SD2200 I can see why. In it they admit that you may not see small gold and it really only effectively works to 100mm, Garrets Infinium did it the right way regardless of what Chris Hake has said on Finders in the past. When I was designing a PI I informed everyone who asked that I wouldn't even contemplate it, however now if I wasto design a PI I would do it the way Garretts did it. Their way is truly genius and normal discrimination with PI's is virtually impossible.
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Ismael
Hope this helps
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Ismael
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