Detector interference

Martyjoe · Mar 20, 2018

My friend just got an AT PRO and we picked up interference from each other’s machines. How do you avoid that?

SoOregonMd · Mar 20, 2018

Martyjoe said:
My friend just got an AT PRO and we picked up interference from each other’s machines. How do you avoid that?

Try and distance yourself 25 feet or so

Scooterjim · Mar 20, 2018

one of you needs to change frequencies. How close can you get before you get interference?

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Martyjoe · Mar 20, 2018

We had to be 30 to 35 feet apart

Stiffwrists · Mar 20, 2018

You can change the frequency to help with interference. I'm not sure of the procedure on the PRO though.

Martyjoe · Mar 20, 2018

Ok thanks, I’ll look into that

ScubaDetective · Mar 21, 2018

My friend and I both hunt with CZ-21's. We stay at least 30' away from each othert. Don't want tgo be in each others space anyway. We know we are too close when our machine starts cross talking and just go a different direction underwater.

ArthurEvans · Mar 21, 2018

From the manual...

"The AT Pro is capable of operating at four slightly different frequencies in order to minimize the interference caused by electrical sources (e.g. power lines) or other metal detectors.

To adjust frequencies, hold down the PINPOINT button and press the (+) or (-) SENSITIVITY pushbuttons to change the frequency to find one with the least amount of interference. The frequency setting (F1–F4) will be indicated on the LCD. Release the PINPOINT button when finished. "

jerr-man · Mar 21, 2018

ArthurEvans said:
From the manual...

"The AT Pro is capable of operating at four slightly different frequencies in order to minimize the interference caused by electrical sources (e.g. power lines) or other metal detectors.

To adjust frequencies, hold down the PINPOINT button and press the (+) or (-) SENSITIVITY pushbuttons to change the frequency to find one with the least amount of interference. The frequency setting (F1–F4) will be indicated on the LCD. Release the PINPOINT button when finished. "

Good info, Thanks for sharing.

bubbaron · Mar 21, 2018

Very good advice here about changing frequency. Maybe drop your sensitivity some too may help ???

gldndrms · Mar 21, 2018

I ran into interference on my AT pro. I changed frequencies and it cleared right up. I didn't have to turn down the sensitivity.

hoser · Mar 21, 2018

Easiest thing to do is get farther apart. When my wife and I hunt we stay quite a distance apart to cover more ground.

ROBOTCOP13 · Mar 27, 2018

Stay away from pulse induction machines too.

Dflan83 · Mar 27, 2018

my buddy and I have the same machines as well. The unspoken rule is STAY AWAY FROM MY LOOT!!!!!!! :cool:

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