Tunning 4500

Should I auto tune or manual tune and when I tune where should I face coil
Thanks

I only tune mine when it gets a bit off emi and then manual tune and put the coil on the ground ,how did you go with the other coil noises you were having, if you have not solved it can you post a video on what the detector is doing regards john

Old Hand wrote:I only tune mine when it gets a bit off emi and then manual tune and put the coil on the ground ,how did you go  with the other coil noises you were having, if you have not solved it can you post a video on what the detector is doing regards john

Hi John I haven't had a chance to play around with any other settings , will try this weekend
Forky

Yes OK fingers crossed all will be good ,how long have you been detecting regards john

Old Hand wrote:Yes OK fingers crossed all will be good ,how long have you been detecting regards john

John have been detecting for about 2 years started with a sdc 2300 then a 7000 , the wife has claimed the 7000 so I brought a 4500 about 6 months ago. I am still trying to master the 4500 I have heard only good things about it. How about you John how long you been at it.
Forky

forky was it a new 4500 ,once you master it you will like what it can do.I have been detecting for 36 years thanks regards john

John if you are ever in WA give me a shout , I have got a couple of leases you might like to try your luck on
Forky

Forky will do thanks for the offer regards john

When I tune my 4500 I always set the gain at max  15, I set the motion to  very fast, stabilizer at 20 which is max . Than I auto tune it, after the three beeps I ground balance in those settings. I go back to motion and take it down to very slow, gain at 13, and last is the stabilizer, for my grounds I set it at 8. than I ground balance until I get a smooth threshold.  Your gain and stabilizer should be set for your ground conditions....don't be afraid to set the stabilizer and gain much lower, according to your ground conditions. I like to hunt with a smooth threshold, and go very slow and low.

California wrote:When I tune my 4500 I always set the gain at max  15, I set the motion to  very fast, stabilizer at 20 which is max . Than I auto tune it, after the three beeps I ground balance in those settings. I go back to motion and take it down to very slow, gain at 13, and last is the stabilizer, for my grounds I set it at 8. than I ground balance until I get a smooth threshold.  Your gain and stabilizer should be set for your ground conditions....don't be afraid to set the stabilizer and gain much lower, according to your ground conditions. I like to hunt with a smooth threshold, and go very slow and low.

Thanks California I will give that ago as well
Forky