Tekkna For The Deus 2, First Impression (Updated 3)

[Alexnov]

37 minutes ago, Alexnov said:

2000 лет до нашей эры. Пантикопея

tekkna works very well in heavily littered fields where there is a lot of modern garbage. Harry did a great job, he picked up the settings so that the wrong targets remain in the background, and the right signal hits your ears like a shot.

[Alexnov]

22 minutes ago, Alexnov said:

tekkna очень хорошо работает на сильно замусоренных полях, где много современного мусора. Гарри проделал отличную работу, он подобрал настройки так, что неправильные цели остаются на заднем плане, а правильный сигнал бьет по ушам, как выстрел.

I set the speed to 2.5 because 3 makes the goal very short and the iron to 7, with such an installation, the program does not chatter so much. 3 The d2 program is not quiet initially. On the 1st program, you can put high iron, but after the 3rd program, doubts come that you are missing goals, although I suppose this is not the case.

[Alexnov]

[F350Platinum]

1 hour ago, Alexnov said:

2000 лет до нашей эры. Пантикопея

2000 BC. Panticopea

[iron_buzz]

On 3/19/2024 at 3:16 AM, UKD2User said:

There's a big difference between falsing and (un)masking.

1) Falsing = iron sounding better than it should (usually because of size/shape/holes/corners/rust).

2) Masking = iron making an adjacent nonferrous target sound worse than it should.

Increasing Silencer will move the decision-point towards iron in both the above types of situation. Silencer will help to reduce falsing but effectively increase masking (a trade-off as per usual). I nearly always use Silencer=0 and use other methods to spot falsing.

Exactly.

 

The way that I understand masking (or, at least the way that I'm using the term) is when the RF from the coil hits iron and causes a magnetic field around it that hides the non-ferrous object.  That's why reducing power can sometimes help to minimize it.

[palzynski]

One more outing with Tekkna . A militaria outing proposed by my cousin Francois . He is a 1st WW specialist and he has A Deus1 , it was a good occasion to go out and appreciate a sunny day of Spring ..

2 nice finds for me, a St George medal perhaps lost by a British soldier in 1914 and a nice French infantry aluminium button .  It confirms that Tekkna can be used almost everywhere for coin/relic hunting with very excellent results ...

The wood :

 

the medal just after its recovery :

 

And after a little cleaning :

 

A French infantry alu button  :