Is this why the Nox is finding in well hunted areas?

I run mostly a recovery speed of 6, with no iron bias, and find that lowering sens and a slower sweep speed helps loads with this, it gives the machine more time to call it correctly first sweep of the coil, and lessons the iron falsing aswell.

Beyonder-Pa Wrote:
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> What I have noticed, and you can observer in my vi
> deos, is that there is an algorithm at work here.
> I notice that, on the outset, all types of targets
> can blip high tone, then as you go over the target
> , it seems to "settle down" and act like the targe
> t should act(If it is a pull tab the numbers and t
> one reflects that it is).
>
> I notice this with deep wheats. You get a high bli
> p, then the TID will bounce from low 20's to a 27/
> 28 rarely a 30. I know it's a wheat when this happ
> ens as the low 20's give it away.
>
> A a deep silver dime, the high tones are more cons
> istent. The TID may drop to 24/25 but there will b
> e more 28-29-30 in the mix.

Could it be as simple as when standing on edge the top of the dime is closer to the plane the bent iron is on and therefore easier to detect?

I wonder if all modes are equal on this particular target scenario. Park vs Field, 1 vs 2?