Backstrap80
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- May 11, 2014
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Dave, is there soil involved in the "bench test"? If it's a GB issue how will a air test show this? I included a typed letter asking/close to begging the techs to call me. I didn't hear a word. I called and the receptionist said the board was replaced. There was no repair order in the box.
Let's elaborate a little further, if readers haven't found gold, they won't know the importance of the Xterra repeating on targets. The Xterra 705 has many tricks not in Randy hortons book such as the gold coil will stick on a nickel pick a # but jumps +-2 on modern pull tabs as one side is larger/more metal. Also, if there's not a problem with the machine WHY has it had 2 coils and a PCB replacement... I use the machine everyday. I know it better than most. I don't understand how a machine than can't repeat on a nickel 1-3" down is considered working.
The machine will NOT repeat on anything. It used to. I bought a NEW one because they are good machines when working properly. If you can't understand the importance of a machine that repeats a signal then read a beginners detecting book buffalo bob. And the question about the #s was asked to see if there was a problem. It was answered by davespan. You fellas are having a hard time grasping the problems because you don't understand the machine as well as I do. Or you haven't found 30 plus gold rings this year. If there's a problem with me stating Facts address it on your end. I've got over near $2000 in the machine and coils alone, and being told it can't repeat on a nickel 2" down? That's minelabs Xterra series in a nutshell? NO it's not. It easily hits them at 6" repeatable. Well it did before I suddenly forgot how to use it.
Let's elaborate a little further, if readers haven't found gold, they won't know the importance of the Xterra repeating on targets. The Xterra 705 has many tricks not in Randy hortons book such as the gold coil will stick on a nickel pick a # but jumps +-2 on modern pull tabs as one side is larger/more metal. Also, if there's not a problem with the machine WHY has it had 2 coils and a PCB replacement... I use the machine everyday. I know it better than most. I don't understand how a machine than can't repeat on a nickel 1-3" down is considered working.
The machine will NOT repeat on anything. It used to. I bought a NEW one because they are good machines when working properly. If you can't understand the importance of a machine that repeats a signal then read a beginners detecting book buffalo bob. And the question about the #s was asked to see if there was a problem. It was answered by davespan. You fellas are having a hard time grasping the problems because you don't understand the machine as well as I do. Or you haven't found 30 plus gold rings this year. If there's a problem with me stating Facts address it on your end. I've got over near $2000 in the machine and coils alone, and being told it can't repeat on a nickel 2" down? That's minelabs Xterra series in a nutshell? NO it's not. It easily hits them at 6" repeatable. Well it did before I suddenly forgot how to use it.