Thomas Dankowski's Metal Detecting Forum

Hi all!

What is the reference and specifications for the 50mm piezoelectric pads used in the original Minelab Waterproof headphones for manticore equinox, xterra?

How the connection is made, in serie or parallel?

Thanks all!

Yes, I was doing some experiments for a change. I'm sure this was pure luck.

I managed to use the TOM setup with the 11" coil and sensitivity at 29 and recovery time at 5. I took a 10.82g ring

Hello Okara What setup did you use? Here there are beaches that vary greatly in salinity and this art of shells and coral remains In these dirtier areas the automatic LB has been more interesting for me.
I spend 95% of the time in water up to my neck in surf

I thought that my suspicions regarding the m8 coil in the water in relation to the m11 are being answered with this new coil

Hi all!

A suggestion to carry out these tests with bags of sand and sea salt, placing a little water in these bags to make them moist, simulating beach sand a little.

Good evening friend NASA-Tom Just one more question because there is a big debate about this. In this configuration, you use the factory firmware (stock) or the update available on the minelab website. I work with technology and servers and generally all firmware serves to fix bugs or apply improvem...

Hello NASA-TOM,

Have you ever used your program in BEACH GENERAL mode instead of BEACH LOW CONDUCTORS?

If so what were the results, especially IN WATER?

Thanks again for your precious time!

Secret beach is the nickname that some colleagues gave to this area of ​​Muriú beach - RN/Brazil. In 2021 we were still in the Covid pandemic, so few people were going out. but this area has a very popular restaurant, especially among newlyweds on a trip. And the loss of wedding rings is common. On ...

Good evening (here from Brazil) friend. Yes, it was in the water(~1m), a beach with lots of black sand and coral remains. This beach is very problematic. Even so, I managed to use your program with sensitivity 29-30, strange that regardless of the sensitivity, it kept giving a false signal with ID 1...