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Rudy

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• Jan 26, 2007

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Reno Chris (aka Chris Ralph) is one of the most knowledgeable MXT users I know.
He authored the MXT FAQs, one of the most informative MXT documents around.
Well, Chris has gone of and done it! He's created a web site dedicated to the MXT.

If you are an MXT user, newbie or experienced, check it out.
http://nevada-outback-gems.com/MXT_files/MXT_basepage.htm

 

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• Jan 27, 2007

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Thats a really cools site. I was on last night, didnt know it was new.

 

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• Nov 27, 2010

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Old post but very good info for today......

 

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• Nov 27, 2010

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I appreciate that info......I'm only two weeks into my MXT.....(with a new coil on the way)!!

Dusty

 

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• Nov 29, 2010

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Thanks Rudy I had been to that site before but had forgotten about the MXT info. My Dad just got his first detector and it is a Mxt. I will send him the link.
Thanks Again

 

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• Dec 8, 2010

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It's a decent website but there's not much detail about target seperation or VDI numbers or anything that in depth.

 

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• Dec 8, 2010

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bonesquat said:

It's a decent website but there's not much detail about target seperation or VDI numbers or anything that in depth.

Click to expand...

Purchase "The MXT Edge", by Jeff Foster, that is my best suggestion for what you seem to be asking!

......This MAY help too. Use the 15 kHZ Norm column. MXT is 14kHZ. This chart is for the DFX BUT will suffice! Good luck...... Jan... Any ?s...PM me

 

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• Dec 8, 2010

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Cool, thanks for the information all!

 

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• Dec 9, 2010

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Thanks for that chart of VDIs Jan! Very cool!! I know it is for a DFX, so that may be one reason, but down here on the beach or dirt, if I get an 18 - 20 I can almost always call it as a Nickle!! If it starts bouncing around 16 - 22 of so, it is usually a pull tab.

 

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• Dec 9, 2010

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Now I have a chart for my X-Terra 705 Gold AND my MXT......good stuff!!! Thanks guys!!!!

Dusty