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The new stereo Mixed Mode audio option was one that caught my attention for some of

my relic hunting sites. Almost any site containing relics also contains a massive amount

of ferrous "trash" that challenges any detectorist regardless of the specific detector they

use. If you hunt in all metal, the noise tends to overwhelm you and if you increase

discrimination, you stand the chance of missing a great find due to target masking

(signals from unwanted items over-riding those from god targets). This new mode

actually allows one to hear all metal targets under the coil in one ear and those that are

accepted based on the Discrimination level selected in the other. While it takes a little

practice to get used to, it lets the user be the one that decides if a target is worth

recovering rather than the detector. It also is a great tool when scouting out new sites in

that you can identify ferrous targets which indicate human habitation at some time and

then slow down to find the non-ferrous targets such as coins, buttons, bullets and the like.

I visited three sites to explicitly try out this search mode including one from the early

1800's, one from the early 1900's and a small Civil War campsite. While the specific

settings I selected differed between the sites based on the ground conditions, the stereo

Mixed Mode option worked like a champ. For example, the campsite was heavily littered

with nails and boot tacks; however, the V3i easily picked out several non-ferrous targets

including 4 Minnie Balls, a General Service coat button and several pieces of camp lead

at impressive depths from amongst the iron. Similar results were experienced at the other

sites and I could see that for relic hunting (and possibly coin hunting in areas with high

concentrations of trash that other detectorists avoided), the stereo Mixed Audio option

could be the trick to make some super finds. As a side note, two of the sites were heavily

overgrown with new growth and the advantage of the wireless headphones was quickly

recognized. Having hunted sites like this in the past with corded headphones, I would

have been forced to hunt without headphones had I not been using the V3i's wireless set.

Over the next two weeks I had the opportunity to take the V3i to a few well-hunted sites

(schools & parks) in the surrounding area as well as a pair of old homes that I had

received permission to search from the owners. At one old park in a neighboring town I

bumped up the RX Gain and Sensitivity to the point just below where the V3i started to

false; i.e., "pushing-the-envelope" so to speak. The target response on extremely deep

targets was a bit different than what a coin at say 2" would produce but by squeezing the

extra performance from the detector I was able to find several coins at 8" to 11" from

areas I know I had searched diligently in the past (not to mention 100 other hunters

besides me). On the V3, I had preferred the Analyze Screen over the SignaGraph display

as visually, it provided the information that helped me identify targets and determine

which were worth recovering. The V3i added the Vector Analysis screen as yet another

way to display the information being processed by the circuitry. At an older school a

section of one field was littered with large rusted nails that on most detector registered as

a coin. Opting to see if the Vector screen would help distinguish the nails from keepers

that had to be there, I scrolled through the menu and made the requisite changes. After

digging several nails to confirm the "looping" display in fact indicated a ferrous target, I

slowed down my sweep speed and methodically scanned a heavily-infested section of the

field. After a few hours of working this area, I had 7 wheat cents and 3 silver dimes

which may not sound like much but from this area, it was more than I had found in the

five previous trips with other detectors. At one of the private homes I opted for the Deep

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