I have noticed that men freaks out when I have my Blue tooth signal enabled. You may be able to solve the problem by disabling the bluetooth and possible even wifi setting while detecting.
Heh! Same here. Tried putting it on vibrate a couple times got tired jumping up thinking something was sliding under me. Said to myself, "That's what voice mails for if it's that important they'll call back a hundred times." That's how I tell it's important! If there's a pile of calls from the same number spaced 20 seconds apart it's important. Out in the field detecting, the phone is just a survival tool nothing more.
I leave my phone in my locked truck when I hunt. 1so it doesn't get in my way and2 so nothing districts me while hunting. My wife knows I'm off the grid for a bit. HH
Same here really. I HAVE had my phone with me a few times, but it's a flip open style, not a "smart" phone, and has never caused a problem with the detector. I already have a washing machine and televisions smarter than I am. I have referred to my C-phone as my "invisible leash". Added not: It is something good to point out, others MAY have had a problem like that, not knowing what the cause, thinking something in the ground etc, or a malfunction with the detector. Good tip to share Coinman, credit is due to you for it.
