Pinpointing Probes

I know that mostly detectors are discussed here but I have a question to anyone who has a Sunray Probe. I like using a pinpointer so I don't have to pickup my detector and use it to locate targets. Up and down increases the chance of damaging the detector. I purchased a Sunray inline probe (FZ-1) for my CZ3D. It does not get very good depth. Is it possible to use the pinpoint feature on the detector to get more depth with the probe? Will this damage the probe? Just not satisfied with the depth of the probe at this time.

Thanks
Tom in SC

If your detector is in Disc mode, then your probe is also in Disc mode. That is a motion mode on your detector. That means that your probe also has to be in motion. So the more motion you can inpart to the probe, the more depth you will get out of it. Can be hard to do in a hole.

Yes you can use the pinpoint mode on your probe and get rid of that motion requirement, and see better depth out of it.

I'm a uniprobe fan myself.
HH
MIke

Uniprobe all the way real deep great sound

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