Dfx programs

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My wheels rarely leave the ground. Last edited: Feb 4, It's already got 4 programs saved. I personally do not use any of the preset programs in my DFX. I have been experimenting with mixed mode some but haven't used it much. Primary Interest: Metal Detecting.

Professor of Engineering Gold Member. Hello MackDog, "Airscapes" is correct you have to learn what every setting will do and how they interact with each other. Change these settings while experimenting in your "test bed" and in the field, with time they will be second nature to you. Click to expand I'm hoping my 40 years of detecting will help me make a fast transaction to other progams on the DFX.

SouthFLdigger Sr. Here is a nice instructional video when it comes to programing discrimination Blocks. Head over to the DFXonly. Try making the above adjustments first on the preset programs and see if they work well in your area. Last edited: Feb 5, Harris He seems to know what he is talking about. RobRieman Silver Member. MackDog said:. RobRieman said:. Where can you get one MD?

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Research helps of course. But getting down to some simple basic advice. It is designed for beginners so that they will not get discouraged by digging up pull tabs Every time you put rejected numbers into the Disc Settings, you put "holes" in the response you will get from targets with adjacent VDI numbers. This creates a sort of "swiss cheese" response program. You will lose targets and break up the signal from others. Most serious detectorists dig anything that they feel isnt iron.

You really never know what will come up next. As you noticed you can ratchet out targets and you dont know the size or shape of a target, which can be valuable in deciding whether to dig or not. In order to get an accurate reading, you should make a clean pass over the center of the target, so pinpoint after hearing a repeatable signal while searching. It sounds like a caliope not sure of spelling I prefer the smooth signal and always use a threshold while hunting This opened up program will give the best response on good targets.

Having some negative numbers helps in hearing very small good items which can be pulled into the negative range by mineralization. Do NOT run either so high that you have erratic behaviour You want a smooth threshold maintained.

The DFX is a slower sweep detector and you should not sweep so fast that you lose your threshold hum gasps or gaps at the end of a sweep usually A good rule of thumb, if your ground and environmental interference allows, is to raise your preset preamp gain to 3 preset is 2 and raise the AC Sensitivity to about 70 to 72 if you can preset is The AC Sensitivity is the most important setting as it determines how deep your detector will hear the target.

The higher it can be set, the tinier and deeper the target will be heard One more thought. The mm coil is Hot and covers a lot of ground. This can be a problem in trashy areas particularly. I would get a smaller coil to use in this type of location. Easier to pinpoint and target separation is better.