Blisstool LTC64X Betriebsanweisung PDF herunterladen (Seite 10)

A target at 3” will sound like a target at 12” because the signal is either

there or not…. Sort of like a light switch being on or off. When you hear a

loud beep, don’t assume it’s shallow. If your target repeats nicely but

disappears when the coil is lifted a few inches off the ground, your target is

either deep or very small. A coin size object that is only 4” deep will still

sound strong even if your coil is 6” above the ground. Bury a coin and

practice this technique for probable depth.

Less is more with your BLISSTOOL when it comes to GAIN and DISCR

DEPTH. Don’t be concerned if your BLISSTOOL only operates well at a

GAIN of “1”. You will still be going very deep. When in Virginia, detecting

the Culpeper red dirt, we heard a deep signal with our GAIN set at “1”. We

turned the GAIN up to “5” and the signal disappeared. It ended up being a

round ball at about 12” deep. That old analogy applies here; too much

GAIN in bad dirt is like turning on your hi-beam headlights in the fog.

If you need to run at a low GAIN level, make sure your DISCR DEPTH is

not too high - otherwise deep non-ferrous signals will “break up”. (see Chart

on page 8).

Wrap the cable as shown using the Velcro ties. If the cable flops around

loosely, you can get false signals.

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