Posted by JB(MS) on 3/16/2012, 3:14 pm, in reply to "....WHICH WAY...??"
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Unless you have a lot of problems with hot rocks, balance it neutral like Randy balances his. Balancing slightly positive makes a detector run smoother, cuts down on false signals and rejects rusty iron better, but it results in a slight loss of depth on higher conductive objects compared to a neutral or slightly negative balance. Balancing slightly negative usually adds a little depth, but it also makes a detector noiser and give coin range signals on hot rocks and rusty iron stuff.
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