The Nail Board Test And Sensitivity
I just watched a video of a guy comparing the new legend to the equinox on Monte’s nail board test. Sorry, but I don’t have a link to it, but I think I saw it over on the friendly forum. In the video he is using the nox and says he has the recovery speed set at 8 and sensitivity at 23. Then he also mentions that recovery speed is what’s important on this test, not sensitivity. I have to disagree. Running 23 sense on what is basically an air test with an 11” coil only a few inches above the
What the coil transmits is normally fixed, with transmit boost being a rare exception, where you can boost the voltage applied to the coil.
Sensitivity or gain controls are therefore filters applied after the fact, that amplify or filter the signal from the coil in various ways. Most detectors have a single control that you actually don’t know what’s really going on, unless you experiment with it to see what happens. It’s a possible blend of functions in one control. The White’s V3i gives y