norbyx
Hero Member
- Jun 3, 2012
- 837
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- Detector(s) used
- Actual: Whites MXT All Pro, M6 and Tesoro Sand Shark
Ex: BH Platinum, Tesoro Lobo, ST & Tejon, Teknetics Delta, Whites MXT, V3i, Dual Field, MX5; DP Wader, Garrett At-PRO, Fisher Gold Bug 2, CZ-70Pro
- Primary Interest:
- Other
Well today was my second day out with the dfx and I am starting to learn the detector. It is similar to the v3i just simpler. Probably when I had the v3i it would have been easier if I had gone through the DFX first. I still don't get constant vdi numbers always but since reading the book of Jeff foster it says that you trust 1st the signagraph than the VDI, I am starting to understand how it all works, but it will take some time to get used to.
One thing I noted is that the stock coil is going to stay on the shelf most of the time. First out was with the stock coil and I felt it was a total disaster, today I installed my loved 10x6 eclipse and it was a whole different detector. I hunt in high trash areas and the concentric just doesn't cut as the dd.
Anyhow it is an interesting detector. Not too complicated as it was the v3i... All the settings are manageable, and having dual frequency is not bad especially when I will decide to go hunt to the beach....
Suggestions are appreciated if you have any....
HH.
One thing I noted is that the stock coil is going to stay on the shelf most of the time. First out was with the stock coil and I felt it was a total disaster, today I installed my loved 10x6 eclipse and it was a whole different detector. I hunt in high trash areas and the concentric just doesn't cut as the dd.
Anyhow it is an interesting detector. Not too complicated as it was the v3i... All the settings are manageable, and having dual frequency is not bad especially when I will decide to go hunt to the beach....
Suggestions are appreciated if you have any....
HH.