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Minelab GPX4500 tips, settings, questions
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<blockquote data-quote="Jarrod84" data-source="post: 378690" data-attributes="member: 11190"><p>This is how I have been doing it. </p><p>If you're in enhance and get an ok signal but it sounds a bit broad or just not 100% then flick to normal timings, if it's ground noise the signal will now boom, if it still sounds like an ok signal then investigate further.</p><p>If you're in normal and get the same faint signal then take few inches off until the signal is decent then flick to enhance, if it's gone it's ground noise, if there is any target like signal, investigate further. </p><p>You will prob need to gb each timing change.</p><p>The QED way is OK but I've found enhance on the 4500 to be far superior in telling me what's going on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jarrod84, post: 378690, member: 11190"] This is how I have been doing it. If you're in enhance and get an ok signal but it sounds a bit broad or just not 100% then flick to normal timings, if it's ground noise the signal will now boom, if it still sounds like an ok signal then investigate further. If you're in normal and get the same faint signal then take few inches off until the signal is decent then flick to enhance, if it's gone it's ground noise, if there is any target like signal, investigate further. You will prob need to gb each timing change. The QED way is OK but I've found enhance on the 4500 to be far superior in telling me what's going on. [/QUOTE]
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