New Excalibur II, DFX w 12" Super and stock coil, XLT with stock coil, 14" & 6" coils
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Bad signals on lead(bullets) - Spectrum XLT & DFX
Has anyone experienced consistently bad signals from bullets I can get a good signal from any other good target but routinely experience bad/broken/iron signals from lead. This has even happened at less than 2". Is it a property of the lead or one of the settings on my machine(s)?
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Re: Bad signals on lead(bullets) - Spectrum XLT & DFX
Welcome!! I have a bounty hunter and it is not very sensitive to lead, in fact it can pick up a musketball no deeper than around 4 inches. some of the small pistol shot it can barely pick up.
New Excalibur II, DFX w 12" Super and stock coil, XLT with stock coil, 14" & 6" coils
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Re: Bad signals on lead(bullets) - Spectrum XLT & DFX
I have a "custom" program saved. It is pretty "hot" - meaning extremely sensitive. I'm wondering if it's my Bottle cap reject(1) or my preamp gain turned up too high(5).
Does anyone have some custom program settings they would like to share
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Searching the World, 12" at a time
Re: Bad signals on lead(bullets) - Spectrum XLT & DFX
I use bottlecap reject 1 and a far higher Pre-Amp (normally maximum with reduced A/C to maintain stability. This is with Relic mode on the XLT. Sensitivity to lead is excellent.
Have you got another coil to try ? I remember a post several years ago where a machine was insensitive to gold and lead but only with the stock 9.5 coil.
Re: Bad signals on lead(bullets) - Spectrum XLT & DFX
Pre amp only goes to 4. That wouldn't affect it. It's hard to say. You could have one adj off and it will throw the unit off. I run my bottle cap at 10. Pre amp at 4 and sense at 85. It hits bullets with no problem. What do you have for the accept rej. If your blocking out lower numbers your probably losing sensitivity to lead. Not sure because I don't have your unit in my hands. Go back through the program and see if there are any mistakes. It can easily happen loading up a program.