tek g2

tom!
dave j just recently stated in a post on another forum that he is "tweaking" this detector to possess
some nice surprises,and i am wondering if you know if a 19khz detector can possibly be changed electrically to be a world class 'coin shooter"
irrespective of the fact that the frequency is so "high?"..i am curious about this because,as i understand it, 19khz is better suited for finding very small "bits"
of metal.by virtue of this higher frequency.this being established,is it possible to alter this detector electrically to allow it to be a "cracker jack"
coin shooter,and to possibly "avoid" very small pieces of metal,while finding coins at very deep depths?..i realize you may ,or may not know what dave is doing,
however being an "avid" coin shooter,i am wondering if this detector 'could" be the better 'shooter" that what is currently available!..if so,it may be worth waiting
for!..thanks!

(h.h!)
j.t.

My second machine is Goldmaxx Power 18,5kHz it eats coins for breakfest. Specially those hammered little silver coins.

A higher freq unit..........like the Gold Bug SE in exceptionally iron-laiden trash sites......will/should pick coins out (unmasking) better than other units.....BUT............not to the depths of the lower freq units.

The F75 is fairly high in its operating freq...... yet,,,,, does better than physics expectations.

Dave Johnson is known for paradox exposure(s)

:-) :-)

interesting reply tom!..i will await the release of the g-2,and it's subsequent field results
with "breathless anticipation!"
thanks!

(h.h!)
j.t.

Confidently, I anticipate exceptionally good results.

In my limited exposure to detectors, I have found that the higher the frequency tends to be very sensitive. I have dug a hole 10" deep to find a small metal object that is a little more than a BB shot.

The higher the operating freq....... the more sensitive/deeper for small/tiny LOW CONDUCTORS. And NOT silver/copper.

unfortunately, that is precisely what you DON'T want as a coin shooter!
however,that being said,i will keep an "open mind" about the g-2. ..thanks for the input...tom!


(h.h!)
j.t.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/19/2010 06:46AM by jmaryt.