I ask like that cuz if you have to examine every high tone and see where the
top cursor lies, you would take A LOT of time checking every 2-5 seconds.
Where if you were able to set the high tone at like 35-37 conductive and up, you would be able to seek more desired targets. Know what I mean?
You see,,,on etrac,,a nickel sounds close to a tab tone wise.
Using 50 conductive on CTX,,the same,,sounds close to tab.
Combined mode,,,different ballgame,,,nickel can be made to would like dime or quarter.
You get to pick,,based on your tone bin boundaries,,which conductive numbers,,how they will sound off on targets.
You can make nickels high,,,you could make shotguns shells high,,,you could make even dimes and quarters low if you want.
Usually,,,the dead zone I call it on CTX for USA coin hunters is,,,01-11 conductive,,,15-31 conductive.
But remember there are a few oddball coins like flying eagle cents, first generation IHs, nickel 3cent pieces,,,these will read in these areas I mention above.
It will be your choice,,,some folks set their bins up,,with nickel high,,,and the other areas(bins) are on a more listing scale for reporting tone wise.
Using combined mode,,and set up properly will make CTX a nickel magnet.