OBVIOUS QUESTION

[BOWSER]

So we all put our hard earned money to buy a metal detector, shouldn't we be asking ,what frequency is best suited for all around detecting, since there are several used. :->

[Vito]

Good question, Jim. :-> :interesting:

[Lowjiber]

So we all put our hard earned money to buy a metal detector, shouldn't we be asking ,what frequency is best suited for all around detecting, since there are several used. :->

Yes.

[BOWSER]

Well i certainley didn't mean to post a tongue twister >:tongue:

[Vito]

Yes.

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What?? That's all?? ?? ?? OK ... YES :beerbuddy:

[Dimeman]

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What?? That's all?? ?? ?? OK ... YES :beerbuddy:



There are different types of detecting and if one certain detector could do it all the manufacturers would only need to make 1 detector. They make water , land, relic, and gold units, each with different frequencies and characteristics.
I would say, an all around general detector would be anywhere from 5 to18 khz. That is why some have multi-frequencies, to do a little better than a single frequency detector.

[Tony Two-Cent]

220, 221, whatever it takes. http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb174/dubbl-t/confused-smiley-013.gif

[BOWSER]

Thanks Robbie, you saved me from one dumb question,my thanks to john and vito also for there brief and concise answers also. :embarrassed:

[Vito]

Thanks Robbie, you saved me from one dumb question,my thanks to john and vito also for there brief and concise answers also. :embarrassed:


SORRY Jim, was just in the mood to mumble some nonsense. (and to push this thread... :blush:) guilty :embarrassed:

[BOWSER]

No worry this whole post was ridiculous happydance02

[russellt]

unfortunately there is no obvious answer ;)