Not a review, but a chart of the Vanquish 440 correlation between the target IDs, tone breaks, and the notch bars - which I believe is correct and helpful, but missing from the manual - before the original post is buried deep.
The target ID scale on this detector is non-linear, with the middle range between 0 and 20 stretched and both ends compressed.
The break points between tones, except for one case of Low-Med in Jewelry Mode (at VID 0|1) do not correspond to break-points between notch segments.
The yellow values, below the target identification guide graphics, represent the standard response (+/-1) for modern (Rama IX/X, 2008+) Thai Baht coins, when the target signal is strong.
After the Factory Reset (press the Power button for 7 seconds when starting), the Custom mode reverts to the Coin mode (and its recovery speed and the low/medium tone break at the VID 2|3), with a particular notching: only VIDs 11-13 and 21-40 ranges are notched in. The accepted notches correspond to the ranges of modern US coins signals.
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Not a review, but a chart of the Vanquish 440 correlation between the target IDs, tone breaks, and the notch bars - which I believe is correct and helpful, but missing from the manual - before the original post is buried deep.
The target ID scale on this detector is non-linear, with the middle range between 0 and 20 stretched and both ends compressed.
The break points between tones, except for one case of Low-Med in Jewelry Mode (at VID 0|1) do not correspond to break-points between notch segments.
The yellow values, below the target identification guide graphics, represent the standard response (+/-1) for modern (Rama IX/X, 2008+) Thai Baht coins, when the target signal is strong.
After the Factory Reset (press the Power button for 7 seconds when starting), the Custom mode reverts to the Coin mode (and its recovery speed and the low/medium tone break at the VID 2|3), with a particular notching: only VIDs 11-13 and 21-40 ranges are notched in. The accepted notches correspond to the ranges of modern US coins signals.