stabilizer and depth

Hello guys.. the stabilizer affects the depth? In the manual I read with a low stabilizer (under 3) I can lose small targets.. But i'm a relic and coin hunter so my "small" target are very big comparated with small nuggets.. I'm right?
So I can take the stabilizer at 1 for run very smooty and pump the gain up or is there a loss of depth with a low stabilizer?

Thank you very much and sorry for my english

Just noticed your from Italy ,Betagod .How did you go with those 2 timings modes I mentioned earlier ,normal & special / sharp ?? Mate forget about the fact your hunting coin & relic ,where all chasing '' DEPTH ''  those 2 modes normal &special / sharp , are your best for depth ,inc  ''DEEP'' mode if and when you can .The stabilizer only helps audio /filter your RX gain ,so after selecting your Gain ,with your machine G / B , till its just a bit chattery ,then  you use the stabilizer to smooth it out .

   [quote][ But i'm a relic and coin hunter so my "small" target are very big comparated with small nuggets.. I'm right/quote]

Its your timings modes that give you your depth ,having your stabilizer down to low is only going to filter out any faint signals .

Thank you! I tried normal and works stable (with deep responde)! I'll try sharp to next time!!

BetaGod wrote:Thank you! I tried normal and works stable (with deep responde)! I'll try sharp to next time!!

 


 Ahh that's good BetaGod ,even thou I've no idea of your soil types in Italy ,i'd of been surprised using the 11'' dd if it did not work .Well now that you know you can work in normal / deep ,you should be able to work in special / sharp ,and perhaps deep mode on it as well Thou just some tips on special /sharp and if in'' deep mode'' ,you have to have a very ,very, slow swing speed ,you will also have to G/B often ,as its easy to throw the G/B out ,if its a little noisy ,try switching between tracking & fixed ,to see which one is best ,before you try lowering the gain on it !