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<blockquote data-quote="glot" data-source="post: 119137" data-attributes="member: 4100"><p>Been having a search in here. Does anyone know of a post that just gives some basics of this soil is generally suited for this situation and this technology is generally good for etc.</p><p>I am chasing sensitivity rather than depth and like the idea of the GMT black sand feature and good ferrous indication. Then again, PI seems better technology for deeper stuff. The Eureka has a choice of frequencies. From what I have read, higher frequency is better for really small stuff but lower goes deeper. Is this correct?</p><p>Maybe I need to get more scientific and put the names in a hat. They will all probably do what I want.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="glot, post: 119137, member: 4100"] Been having a search in here. Does anyone know of a post that just gives some basics of this soil is generally suited for this situation and this technology is generally good for etc. I am chasing sensitivity rather than depth and like the idea of the GMT black sand feature and good ferrous indication. Then again, PI seems better technology for deeper stuff. The Eureka has a choice of frequencies. From what I have read, higher frequency is better for really small stuff but lower goes deeper. Is this correct? Maybe I need to get more scientific and put the names in a hat. They will all probably do what I want. [/QUOTE]
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