Minelab Ctx 3030 Programs

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Minelab Ctx 3030 Metal Detector

Gordon Heritage In we built the mode (program) and now I would like to take a closer look at the settings and the thought behind them. The first mode with the tadpole patterns is the main program, and the clear screen mode is the mode I switch to if I need to analyse iffy targets. It doesn't matter how you mix and match these patterns between the two modes, and previously I mixed a tadpole and clear screen pattern on each mode. The problem with that is I couldn’t see which mode I was in as they looked very similar. So now I keep the most recognisable elements together, which are the tadpole patterns.

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When one buys a new detector it takes time, patience and experience to get comfortable with your new machine. It helps if you buy your detector from Gerry. Gerry will take the time to help you and does have one day classes for coin machine detectors. That being said after you are own your own and no one is standing there beside you telling you when to dig or how to adjust your machine life gets a little more difficult. When I started using the CTX 3030 I tried different settings and combinations of those settings. Now understand that no one’s settings will work in every situation. We have to learn when and what to change for the area you are hunting.

Jan 02, 2017 CTX 3030 programs How to Use Your Metal Detector. Minelab E-Trac & CTX-3030 Search Program #1: Level 1-'High Discrimination/Low Noise' Program Settings: Detection Screens, page 2.

Minelab Ctx 3030 Programs

EMI and wet soil can make a difference on a spot we are working. Say you are hunting under a power line next to the area, there is going to some interference. So you must remember to run your noise cancel (which I may do several times a day in that situation) to get your machine to run at it’s best. Setting the sensitivity to high or low will affect performance. You can run auto ground balance and not worry about that part but I do not unless all my targets are shallow and the ground is not mineralized. I am going to do a video on how I set up my machine in the near future but for now I will share my settings here.