One more question? Sensitivity button

Truth

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When you are in you detect mode you use the big plus and minus buttons to adjust the sensitivity.
 

The screen that shows when you are swinging and hearing tones/seeing VDI numbers. Press the "-" symbol and you will lower the sensitivity.
 

Come on Truth.. Seriously do you post this crap for amusement or can't you read. Print a copy of the manual and take it with you while detecting for reference.
 

Come on Truth.. Seriously do you post this crap for amusement or can't you read. Print a copy of the manual and take it with you while detecting for reference.

I post this crap to get on your nerves and I’ll be doing it more now.
 

:occasion14: Chilling can be fun.
 

Keep posting Truth! Every time you do, I learn something:icon_thumright:

Thanks digger I appreciate that. Like I said I did print out the manual (a lot of wasted ink lol) and I did look it up, but still didn’t understand, so I thought I’d ask. There’s good people with a vast amount of knowledge on Tnet and I utilize it. God Bless Tnet became I must be a little slow.
 

Thanks digger I appreciate that. Like I said I did print out the manual (a lot of wasted ink lol) and I did look it up, but still didn’t understand, so I thought I’d ask. There’s good people with a vast amount of knowledge on Tnet and I utilize it. God Bless Tnet became I must be a little slow.

I/m not touching that...I've learnt my lesson....:laughing7:
 

No dumb questions, just dumb responses... lol
 

Truth, I appreciate you asking questions without the fear of what others think. Many people have what I call the "yeah/uh-huh disease". When conversing or listening to instruction, they will look you in the eye and say yeah....uh-huh, even if they're clueless about what's being said. I remember doing this some when I was in school. I think it's important for us to ask questions, even at the risk of people considering the question dumb. Like, you, I have trouble comprehending what I read and sometimes I just need to see the same material in a different format for it to "stick". I truly appreciate the people here that reply and help us along.
 

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