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    Filter Question

    I am new to the V3i and muddling my way through all the programs and settings and I have a question.

    I am primarily a relic hunter and I notice the preset Relic program uses the 10 Hz BP for normal to brisk sweeps in high ground mineralization. Well, I live in south louisiana and there is no mineralization so I am wondering if I should change the filter to 5 Hz BP. I realize the manual says I would have to use a slower sweep speed. Would this be a better setting for hunting in non mineralized ground with the V3i ? Any help would be apprecfiated.

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    Re: Filter Question

    Go to the 5BP. Stuff sinks more in LA soil and you want ann the depth you can get. martin

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    Re: Filter Question

    Thanks for the help!

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    Re: Filter Question

    I'd love to hunt in non mineralized soil. I didn't even know it existedthinkingabout:?
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    Re: Filter Question

    The 5Hz filters will almost always get you deeper. They do require a slower physical swing speed however. I am not a relic hunter, but may be someone will chime in with their observations. Good luck!

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    Re: Filter Question

    Proper ground filter depends on ground mineralization and swing speed and EMI. So if you are a faster swinger, :: or don't have any EMI where you hunt. Then 5 bp may not be the right one for you.

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