Rather-B-Huntin
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I've read that several of you have changed the tone in the nickle range when using Gone Hunting's settings. Please elaborate what you did.
Thanks!
Thanks!
CTX3030 & Nickle tones
- Thread starter Rather-B-Huntin
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DirtyRob
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Just make the boxes whatever tone you want. Evan uses lower tones but you can do whatever you want. I have seen guys using low tones for clad and silver and high tones for nickel and gold tones!
tonym
Elite Member
GH settings use combined mode. You just have to edit the GH mode and change the tone for bin 2 to a high value similar to the 4th bin.
Rob and I were answering at the same time
Rob and I were answering at the same time
need to set the tones that also works good for your headphones. earbuds can sound like krap compared to a set of pro golds
Big Boys Hobbies
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GH settings use combined mode. You just have to edit the GH mode and change the tone for bin 2 to a high value similar to the 4th bin.
Rob and I were answering at the same time
Great answer!
CopyTech99
Elite Member
What is the CO range you folks are using ??
Mine is 10-15.
Love the nickel bin !!
Mine is 10-15.
Love the nickel bin !!
coin whisperer
Elite Member
I have the number two bin set at the same tone as my 4th bin
TheCoilist
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This is one of the areas I need to experiment more with.
For some reason when I played with my tones, they never sound as 'good' or clean as the stock tones. Is there a reason for this? I mean they sounded a bit more scratchy. When I put the tones back at the stock tones, they seemed to ring nice and smooth.
For some reason when I played with my tones, they never sound as 'good' or clean as the stock tones. Is there a reason for this? I mean they sounded a bit more scratchy. When I put the tones back at the stock tones, they seemed to ring nice and smooth.
coin whisperer
Elite Member
This is one of the areas I need to experiment more with.
For some reason when I played with my tones, they never sound as 'good' or clean as the stock tones. Is there a reason for this? I mean they sounded a bit more scratchy. When I put the tones back at the stock tones, they seemed to ring nice and smooth.
When I hit hit on a good nickel signal my CTX gives a nice high signal like when I go over silver. Yesterday I dug a 1940 nickel at 8" deep and the vdi was jumping all over the place from 12-03 to 12-11 bit it Kepler giving me a chirp of a high signal and I dug it. Without having my CTX setup to hit high on nickels I would have never dug that signal
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dirtydog
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I set my tones by values. I mean High value gold then silver, quarter, dime, nickel, penny. I still get a grunt sometimes on gold when the target has a lot of minerals or rust in the sand.
Big Boys Hobbies
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Keep in mind the buffs and other nickels sometimes dont hit in the "nickel range". You gotta be a digger to hit them all. 
silverchef
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This right here. I like to dig nickels so I have it set it up so it sounds the same as my high conductors(like silver). I do 10-17 to catch the war nickels which I have dug as high as 12-16/17
