ground balancing

[creade]

I've read then one way to get more depth is to manual ground balance then drop it by 10-15 to find more silver then the reverse for gold. My question is if you balance for silver , will you miss gold? Or vice-versa. Any help would be great.

 

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[bzbadger]

The way its done is to auto GB and once you have that done you go back in manual mode and start to drop it by 5s till you start to hear ground chatter and then you back it up by 5. By doing so all it does is turn the ATP a little "hotter" to finding any item not just silver however when you do find silver it will scream. I have done this since I got my new ATP and I get crazy depths from it. Just don't go nuts thinking the lower you go the better because you will end up knocking making it work against you, don't go more than 20, I usually go about 15 and I get targets an easy foot deep and see it displayed on screen not just hearing it. hope this helps

 

[hobby]

I find out that the sensitivity affect your depth on the at pro ,check it out and please let me know if I am correct (do some air test )


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[G.A.P.metal]

hobby
sensitivity is power,so yes it will affect depth....to much will give you erratic operation/ghost targets...just not the AT- Pro,but all detectors.
Gary

 

[hobby]

hobby
sensitivity is power,so yes it will affect depth....to much will give you erratic operation/ghost targets...just not the AT- Pro,but all detectors.
Gary

I usually run my at pro a notch from max on wet sand at the beach without any noise very sharp on silver except one problem pinpointing is al over the place