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Minelab GPX6000 release, general information and questions
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<blockquote data-quote="Dignit" data-source="post: 593637" data-attributes="member: 5167"><p>From what Ive read of Minelab Patents, the limited amount I can actually understand, Minelab have found a way to remove the need to tune settings for specific conditions.</p><p>From what Ive read, in any detector receive signal, there are multiple unwanted noise signals caused by different ground and atmospheric conditions which have different electrical signatures. They vary in intensity relative to extent of the cause of noise (mineralisation, hot rocks, emi). Past and current GPXs have manual settings to enable a user to adjust signal processing to suit specific conditions. If Im interpreting the 6000 technology correctly it seems to be able to concurrently filter out multiple unwanted noise signals/signatures, and produce clear target signals irrespective of noisy conditions. Im thinking the 3 overlapping feedback systems is what this is referring to. However, I could be totally wrong. I look forward to the day when the simple explanation of how the 6000 works is released.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dignit, post: 593637, member: 5167"] From what Ive read of Minelab Patents, the limited amount I can actually understand, Minelab have found a way to remove the need to tune settings for specific conditions. From what Ive read, in any detector receive signal, there are multiple unwanted noise signals caused by different ground and atmospheric conditions which have different electrical signatures. They vary in intensity relative to extent of the cause of noise (mineralisation, hot rocks, emi). Past and current GPXs have manual settings to enable a user to adjust signal processing to suit specific conditions. If Im interpreting the 6000 technology correctly it seems to be able to concurrently filter out multiple unwanted noise signals/signatures, and produce clear target signals irrespective of noisy conditions. Im thinking the 3 overlapping feedback systems is what this is referring to. However, I could be totally wrong. I look forward to the day when the simple explanation of how the 6000 works is released. [/QUOTE]
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