JackInFlorida
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- Feb 28, 2007
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- Detector(s) used
- Fisher F75 - Whites PI Pro, Excal 1000
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Surf Detecting with White's Pulse Diver
Hi,
Yesterday I finally tried going out into waist high water for a while with my PI Pro. I actually was surprised to find that generally, it isn't any harder than hunting on shore in the wave splash.
Only issue I was having was the MD was geting alot of feedback when the depth of the water changed, when waves were coming in for instance. So I felt I had to keep going over the same areas over and over to be sure it wasn't a real signal.
I tried adjusting down the tuner and the gain a little but was not noticing much of a difference. I usually have them pretty close to the "P" markers on shore.
I was nervous about adjusting them too far and loosing too much depth because I don't know which one actually is the correct one to be messing with.
Was wondering if anyone has any recommendations that I can give a try to minimize the feedback while still getting good depth and target hits.
Thanks in advance for any advice, Jack
Hi,
Yesterday I finally tried going out into waist high water for a while with my PI Pro. I actually was surprised to find that generally, it isn't any harder than hunting on shore in the wave splash.
Only issue I was having was the MD was geting alot of feedback when the depth of the water changed, when waves were coming in for instance. So I felt I had to keep going over the same areas over and over to be sure it wasn't a real signal.
I tried adjusting down the tuner and the gain a little but was not noticing much of a difference. I usually have them pretty close to the "P" markers on shore.
I was nervous about adjusting them too far and loosing too much depth because I don't know which one actually is the correct one to be messing with.
Was wondering if anyone has any recommendations that I can give a try to minimize the feedback while still getting good depth and target hits.
Thanks in advance for any advice, Jack
