My Only Dislike On The Anfibio

[TheEquinoxHunter]

The main thing I dislike is the speed setting for recovery/seperation ect. I would like more depth in 3tone at 89. Hoping an update could solve this in the future though. It would be perfect for my trashy/iron sites with alot of over fill dirt, All in all im pretty happy with it. Note, it does great at seperation at 90+. Im probably not use to the different processor Nokta/Makro uses yet. I do have some videos of it seperating and unmasking like a champ in 90+ gain. Its deff a high performance machine, and curious what the software updates will bring in the future.

 

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[ripvanb]

Is there a difference in VDI between the three frequencies?

 

[A2coins]

Thanks for the info Im lookin at that machine!!!

 

[Ammoman]

Is there a difference in VDI between the three frequencies?

I do not have the Anfibio but if it is anything like the Impact, the answer is yes... a slight difference between each frequency.

 

[TheEquinoxHunter]

You have standard or normal mode which keeps TID the same between all fq. Then you have a different mode that will change TID with different fq. Cant rem the name of it. You get the idea though.

 

[TheEquinoxHunter]

I also want to add that it seems 2tone is prob the 2nd fastest from my testing while being very deep. Setting Zone 1tone to 30 and then the nonferrous tone Z2 at max makes it sound very sharp. I also keep Ferrous volume at 01, ISAT at 00. Went over a masked target while flipping from 3tone to 2tone and back and fourth between the two while sweeping the coil and did just as good. I still want higher gain in 3tone fast mode Nokta/Anfibio if you're reading.

 

[tnsharpshooter]

Is there a difference in VDI between the three frequencies?

The answer is YES, if user has vdi normalized OFF. This setting is default set ON.

When normalized VDI is ON, VDI reflected all frequencies used like one would get using 14khz with VDI normalized OFF.