Whites V3i

[rolandslone]

Are there anyone using a Whites V3i having problems with the 3 frequency going the same time? Just bought mine been learning how to use it but seeing the frequency throwing me off

 

[RobRieman]

How is the frequency throwing you off?

 

[victhedog]

Are there anyone using a Whites V3i having problems with the 3 frequency going the same time? Just bought mine been learning how to use it but seeing the frequency throwing me off

I find that helps to keep from digging junk

 

[rolandslone]

I,m not use to them. Had a XLT kinda wish I still had it. But I will get use to it.

 

[McKinney_5900]

Three frequencies are good, and it does keep you from digging lost of trash. A high tone and a green dominant bar points to pennies, dimes and quarters.

I run polar plot in my analysis screen(trigger switch forward.) Good targets like silver will have all three freq lines in the upper right quadrant. Anything on the left side is junk, even when the tone sounds like a good coin signal.

It'll take a lot of re-adjustment from the XLT. Lots of folks never grasp it.

 

[rolandslone]

I will have to look at that

 

[A2coins]

good advice

 

[Patriot 1776]

My experience, I would use one frequency until I get use to the Detector.
dennis

 

[rolandslone]

I think I am getting it. Been watching the videos that Whites put on you tube. Found a lead piece about the size of a nickel 6 inches Dow. Looks like a cat head

 

[RobRieman]

Toss a few different pieces on the ground like all denominations of clad a pull tab, lead, and can slaw and watch for the dominant frequency. You will be able to pretty much guess the composition of the metal before you dig when you get the hang of it.

 

[McKinney_5900]

Toss a few different pieces on the ground like all denominations of clad a pull tab, lead, and can slaw and watch for the dominant frequency. You will be able to pretty much guess the composition of the metal before you dig when you get the hang of it.

That is the ticket!