Nokta Legend - Frequency Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- On an informative episode of Jersey Digs, Chris the Silver Sniffer dives deep into frequency in hopes to teach you a little something! Frequency is a great thing, am I right? Good thing The Legend offers 10 different frequency options. Which one should you use? M1? 4kHz? MW?? Tune in to find out. Hope you enjoy the watch.
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Thank you for providing Legend settings explained videos. I just received my new Legend last week and your videos were excellent and very helpful.
My pleasure, glad they were helpful to you. And nice! It's a great machine wishing you all the luck out there - Chris
Hello spent 4 hours today using my new legend on the beach. When in MD mode it would excessively pop off, but in MW it calmed down. I was using it in dry sand, sensitivity 26, recovery 1. MD mode was not practical for use with those settings. Any suggestions?
@@4High4Low Hey. So I've ran into similar situations with MD and because of that I almost always run it in MW or switch to another mode where I can access other frequencies in the dry. Wish I had a better answer for ya but that's my workaround
@@JerseyDigs Thank you 😊
Thanks. I just learned something. I'll give it w try.
Happy to help!
Is it not true that it will almost always depend on size and depth of target ?
@@b4its2l83 hi not sure what you may be referring to by it, if you could please clarify
Good work. I’m kind of surprised how often this machine is recommended to a beginner. Looks like it could easily overwhelm them.
I totally agree. I came from the simplex+ and it is still taking me time to really wrap my head around it. The only time I recommend it to a beginner is when they're searching for a multi frequency machine, primarily beach hunting, for a reasonable price. Thanks for the view and happy hunting
Reddit loves to claim it's good for beginners. Even Kellyco does. This is my second one and I was immediately in over my head compared to the ol' Tesoro I used to have lol
@@UndercoverNormie I came from a bounty hunter to the simplex and it was a jump. There's a big learning curve going from those older machines. Worth learning though!
@@JerseyDigs Dude, it's so worth it. The difference is night and day
Yes, not really beginner friendly, if the beginner doesn't do their homework and learn how to use the machine properly!!
I read that some people with this machine use field mode in park areas and vice versa. What is the benefit or why do people prefer to use field mode on house type properties?
Haven't heard that one! I run field in areas with little trash, park otherwise. The only difference I've noted is a slight VDI differential in the low numbers. Maybe they do so when the area is less saturated with signals?
Gostaria que tivesse a tradução dos comentários em português
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Sorry, I don't have translate wish I knew what you said
Yes. It will find garbage can lid sized gold at 5ft.
Y/W
@@bleirdo_dude thank you lol much appreciated
The korean said you need to put korean sub titles in your video. Would help a lotvof koreans.@@JerseyDigs
@@jeffmckenzie7282 gonna have to incorporate that moving forward lol
That was very informative, thank you for sharing.
MD is much more sensitive than MW.
Agreed. It seems mw sacrifices sensitivity for stability. But I still get plenty of targets! That is when I can find them lol. Thanks for watching Bill.
Not sure if you’ll see this since the video is so old. One thing I cannot find an explanation for- does the “frequency shift” function which can automatically try to work around EMI, does it actually slightly tweak those selected frequencies? I’m not sure what it’s changing when it’s selecting a more stable number.
@@brianwolf9647 hey Brian, little late on the reply here! I believe it does slightly change the frequency in order to eliminate emi. Wish I had a more detailed answer for you but from what I gather that's what's happening. - Chris
ktoś moze wytłumaczyć po polsku ?
Is this the latest generation?
@@luigiprovencher no it's not. But I don't think anything regarding frequency has changed in the latest version.
@@JerseyDigs How do you tell other than the fact that they're not calling it the Nokta Makro Legend anymore?
@@luigiprovencher the shape of the coil. The older coil is round where the newer one(LG30) is more an oval shape.
@@JerseyDigs Okay. Thanks.
Great video very helpful God Bless and happy dirt fishin…Virgil
Na minha região as frequência única pula muito os números no visor
Good video, this was my understanding too from what I've read around the last year
What I don't get is what does changing the channel do when you noise cancle, on the simplex plus it was called frequency and you had three choices on the simplex plus, and on the legend there is 12 or something
Do they slightly offset the frequency, like on the deus?? It always confused me
I'm not exactly sure. So as far as I'm aware, changing the channel will help eliminate EMI. I use it when we both hunt together so we don't interfere with each other's detectors. I dont do much in the way of noise cancelling.
Well done Chris. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Gostaria de saber se as frequência média não pega ouro e pela sua experiência o m3 pode pegar ouro, digo isso por que na minha região m2 não funciona bem muito emi mesmo baixando a sensibilidade
Hi, so I managed to translate your comment. M3 will definitely be able to find gold.
Someone once said that single freq can be used on the beach for gold and such, but when I use it on the beach it tends to be very chattery. However, chattery is better than falsing if there's heavy EMI, so i'll have to try it out at those locations where there's always heavy emi but potential for good finds. I just wish the beach mode for the legend had single freq options cause on wet, the emi in certain places is just too much.
I've used single frequency in park on fresh water beaches, no clue what I'd do on a salt water beach but there's none near me
Yeah, single will be a hassle to use on the beach. I came from the simplex+ and always had to lower my sensitivity a ton for it to steady out since no multi. I like the way they set the beach mode, but it would have been nice to offer 1 single freq. Thanks for the view!
love this detector bought one used one was a great price came with two pairs of head phones wireless wired one use that never have dead ones or bring both
Nokta Legend Pro Pack literally the best thing you can get at that price point imo