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Old 12-30-2009, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Dell Winders
Determining If Frequency Discrimination Works, or doesn't work is no longer a question. The precedent has been set over and over again. that it does.

A few of the question to be answered for consumers is, does the product live up to the advertising claims? what are the limitations? In comparison, which, Brands, and models are the most efficient, user friendly, and best for the money? Will it perform the task according to the consumers expectations? Is their a warranty? Is the seller a person of their word?

My tests as a Treasure Hunter, would only be comparison tests with other products, to choose a preference. It's unlikely that the subtle reactions of the Ranger Tell, would change my preference, so there is not much point in my testing it, if I am not going to use it. I have tested and compared more than 50 makes and models already.

One feature advertised on the Examiner, that intrigues me, is the claim that it can determine the depth of a target from a distance? Dell
Hi Dell,
I have never seen the precedent set to show frequency discrimination works for an MFD device that recovered buried treasure. Not over an over again, not even once. Nor do I know of any events that were held for the public to come and see an MFD set those precedents. As far as I know the precedents exist in the minds of people who believe them. Not in the facts that were demonstrated in front of witnesses here and now.

But I can answer your question about the depth and distance from the Examiner. The Examiner manual does give a method with several variations for determining depth and distance of a target. How well it works, I don't know. They also explain methods to determine other information about the target I have not seen advertised for other MFDs.

The manual says the advantage the Examiner has over other MFD devices is partly an advantage due to much greater percision in frequency, and I am thinking the sensitivity control also plays a part in features that are considered an improvement over other kinds of MFDs.

I can tell you only what I have seen written in the manual. I can't tell you anything about how well it works or not.


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