Cyberdeus
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Hi folks,
I am new here so please go easy on me.
I got my new Deus today and I went with it into the park to test it out. The park was full of interference as there were a lot of wireless devices around as well probably wires under the ground, however I was wondering if the Deus coil bumps and make a beep sound, is it normal?
As I was swinging with the coil, sometimes it bumped into a branch or into a soil and at each bump, it make a high tone sound. I took the coil into the air and bumped with my hands, the same thing. My friend who owns a Deus for years, told me that sometimes it's normal, however I just wanted to make sure from experienced users if that is the case really.
It's a new Deus I am stressed a little bit and worried. I have read that apparently could be the sensitivity but it was between 70 and 80.
Did anyone here experience with the same situation of bumping coils and making beep sounds?
Cheers.
I am new here so please go easy on me.
I got my new Deus today and I went with it into the park to test it out. The park was full of interference as there were a lot of wireless devices around as well probably wires under the ground, however I was wondering if the Deus coil bumps and make a beep sound, is it normal?
As I was swinging with the coil, sometimes it bumped into a branch or into a soil and at each bump, it make a high tone sound. I took the coil into the air and bumped with my hands, the same thing. My friend who owns a Deus for years, told me that sometimes it's normal, however I just wanted to make sure from experienced users if that is the case really.
It's a new Deus I am stressed a little bit and worried. I have read that apparently could be the sensitivity but it was between 70 and 80.
Did anyone here experience with the same situation of bumping coils and making beep sounds?
Cheers.