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No flickering happen while charging.. I will talk to my dealer..

I dont know what this mean 😁 so I googled search.. If its mean like I think it is, I am not afraid lol.. I have the Manticore ... 3 parts of something lol Anyway.. I didnt use the auto-brightness for any of my hunt.. My Manticore will out of warranty in 17 months.. Dont know if the flickering tells something...

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I usually beach hunt at night. This pass few days I noticed the screen flickering randomly.. never happened before. I wonder if this behavior happened to other Manticorians?

I love the ML105 too.. the most important thing to me is I can hear the surrounding area when I detect.. the only problem is this : on both ear cup and over the head sponges @HillbillyRog how is it so far? got sudden drop off? lag? I might give it a go with bone conduction.. much-much cheaper than wm09

The Equinox 800 has tones break that can be adjusted all the way to -8 which for the manticore we can only set it up from 0.. I think its much more easier to implement than the 3d holographic target shape 😁

same here.. usually ( for me) -1 to -7 range.. I wish can change the pitch to make it sound little different from my general iron grunt tone

we still stuck at '1 tone' for iron/ferrous.. the iron audi0 can only be modified in ferrous tone/pitch menu.. I wonder if let say Minelab give us the options of multiple tones option for ferrous tones like maybe 5 tones, all region all tones for negative ID from -1 to -99 i.e adjustable pitch for iron grunt depend on the negative ID.. does it help with the clarity or worsen the overall target identifications by sound.. I think target identifications it not the correct word.. more like target evaluations

we have tones setup for negative numbers (-1 to -99).. for example negative all region all tones for iron .. will it help on target identifications?

wow 31 pages.. I will order @steveg non conductive rod once its release just because I don't want anything conductive on top/bottom of my coil other than the coil cable and ferrous/nonferrous targets.. peace of mind kind of things..

Different soil gets different depth I guess ... 6 to 8 inches is easily attainable in some of my ground.. the almost 9 inches target retrieved was the deepest I dug with m8 and one of the reason I use my m8 as main coil. Coin size also plays a major role for depth too.. I don't know what US coin is comparable for this coin But this coin in particular were found with m11, not the deepest found with m11.. just want to show the size of the coin..

I use m8 not because it go deeper or equal to m11 even though I can crank up sensitivity more than m11 but the depth is very good to satisfied my needs in known ground.. As others has said , I use the m11 for unknown ground/surveying.. with m8 sensitivity of 24-27 recovery of 3-4 I have found few tin coin ID at 12ish nearly as deep as TRX pinpointer length and that is good enough for me furthermore its easier to swing in-between bushes, tree trunks etc ... not for all ground though since I hunt mostly in palm oil plantations for relics and it depends on fertilizer, tides, additional top soil type etc... I'm using much higher sensitivity because the possibility of it will stop (gives stronger response) me more on discovery swing..

A solid 10 ID, 8gram.. its gold.. something to do with the handphone camera that doesn't show right colour .. Its not mine but a friend found it with manticore.. when I'm getting tired of aluminium I remind myself about his find ?..

Much worse feeling at the beach man where everybody use bigger coil like 11' 15' and 17' and when I look the beach as far as the eyes can see makes me wonder why the heck I'm using m8 lol.. but I use m8 mainly because of necklaces hunt same like @okara gold .. would love to know your opinion on m8 at the beach later on..

I also dug them all the time as long as its solid and not broad... As I learnt from this forum that these kind of signals were out of discriminations range but still within the detection limit