Will Multi-IQ Obsolete CTX - And What About Those Single Frequencies?

[Mark Gillespie]

On ‎12‎/‎20‎/‎2017 at 9:43 PM, Steve Herschbach said:

Also, expect no performance downside running in "Multi" compared to a single frequency

This is a key ingredient in consistent performance of a multi-frequency machine.  If this holds true, it will be a game changer for sure.  interesting how this would do in some of my bad ground areas where other multi-frequency machines have failed.  Now I understand their advertising theme more clearly.

 

[dewcon4414]

Wow, amazing to find a gold coin that deep.   The CTX on the beach will locate a piece of gold about .3 grams...... and that aint being real deep.....not to mention jewelry has other metal like copper a high conductor mixed.   Also near targets and tiny pieces just get missed its not like the Xcal or Sov that has a bit longer response.    We may be getting off cheap on this one........ id grab it.   Hopefully we get the same programing used to find that piece of gold in the final product.  What the tester use isnt always what we get.   Ive seen what machines like the Aqua Sound (single freq 14khz) that Tyndell (Nautilus) designed can do in salt water given the right conditions.  So ive got high hopes we are off to the races with this line.   Being able to hunt 12 mos out of the year........ i hope to get my hands on one.

Dew