Minelab Manticore Target ID and Discrimination Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2022
- Welcome everyone to the Minelab Manticore Target ID and Discrimination Tutorial. The Target ID has a range from 0 to 99. Ferrous ID’s share the same scale from 0-99. The Target ID given is based on the conductive properties of each target. It then classifies it as either ferrous or non ferrous. When you’re not in All Metal you will not get a ferrous indicator.
When using All Metal, you will see a ferrous indicator, it’s a red line below the Target number, this will indicate that the target has been classified as ferrous. If you are using the Beach Detect Mode and you are in All Metal, If a blue water line appears with a Target ID of 00, this is your salt indicator and will be displayed in extreme salty conditions.
A double line Target ID means there is no target or a weak detection when a Target ID. can’t be determined. The double line will also appear when a rejected target has been detected.
Accuracy factor, Target ID’s can jump by a few numbers depending on, composition, orientation, depth, swing rate and frequency setting.
When using Multi IQ + versus a single frequency, it will give you greater Target ID accuracy and depth.
Overlapping or adjacent targets can influence one another causing miss identification. A common example is when a weak target will be dragged closer to the stronger target, causing a different Target ID than if the target was detected on its own. When two targets of similar type and strength they can meet halfway. If one target is more dominant, the target next to it may not be detected.
Next let’s take a look at Discrimination and Custom Discrimination patterns.
Discrimination on the Minelab Manticore. We are going to look at how to reject or accept a target while detecting and how to create a Discrimination Pattern.
Discrimination allows you to decide what targets you want to hear or ignore.
Discrimination Patterns are local and won’t affect the other Detect Modes, each mode has its own editable Custom Discrimination Pattern.
In All Metal the Discrimination Pattern is disabled, All Metal is a global setting and does change it in all of the other detect modes.
You can enable All Metal two different ways, by an assigned a Soft Key, or by going to the Accept Reject settings in you menu. Once there you can either chose Discrimination Pattern or press the right arrow key to access All Metal.
How to accept or reject a target as it appears live on your Target ID screen.
It’s important that to be able to accept or reject a target you must be on your Detect Screen. The accept reject soft key must be assigned as a soft key to access it when the target ID appears on your screen.
Once you detect a target that you would like to reject, by pressing the Soft Key once it will reject that Target ID, if you continue to swing over the target, you can press the Reject Soft key again to make sure the target is fully rejected, this is helpful when a target may have a longer trace and covers more than one Target ID.
To accept a rejected target, it’s important you enable All Metal. You will not be able to accept it if you are not in All Metal.
In All Metal when you see the rejected target ID, quickly press the accept soft key, if the target covers a longer area, by pressing the soft key over and over again it will continue to accept the target ID’s and the section will turn white and you will now hear the target again.
Another option is creating a Custom Discrimination pattern, and here is how.
Thank you so much for watching!
RDH Metal Detecting
Relic Dirtyhands
AWESOME... top notch info and presentation.... thanks for doing this!!!
You're welcome!
Again, well done!
Thank you 😊
👍 Thanks, Happy Holidays 🎄
Happy Holidays 🤗
Very nicely done. Thanks!!!
Thank you and you’re very welcome 😊
Laurie… Thank you so much for chiming in with your opinion during Treasure Talks live. I’m feeling better about the machine now. Looking forward to your book on this one. Appreciate these tutorials!! 👍🏼
You’re welcome ☺️ Hopefully I’ll have another tutorial out soon. I need more time to make sure I’ve mastered the machine before I write a book on it but I did really enjoy writing the Equinox one. Have a great New Year!
Thank for tutorials on the Manticore.I hope you two have a Marry Christmas.
You too Jimmy!
Thanks for the new tutorials on the Manticore. I remember watching the ones you guys made for the Equinox some years back and they really helped. I have a Manticore on preorder and look forward to your tutorials, thanks for doing them. My wife and I detect together and enjoy watching you and Eric out detecting.
You’re welcome ☺️ That’s so awesome that you guys dig together. Eric and I feel so lucky to share this awesome hobby together. Love hearing that!
Thank you so much for this 👍👍👍
You’re very welcome 👍
Thank you Detexperts Laurie & Eric. ANOTHER INCREDIBLE tutorial. The EQUINOX series changes my game and now your MANTICORE series will do the same. Invaluable information in layman's terms!! Greatly appreciate all your hard work in putting these videos together! Merry Christmas you two !!💞💞 THANK YOU 💞💞
You're welcome! I hope the storm doesn't get too bad, our hydro has been off since 4 AM, the house is getting cold.. can't start our generator ahhhh...I want summer back lol
@@RelicDirtyhands the storm is starting to ramp up with winds. I would like summer back too lol
You guys are the best !
Thank you so much ☺️
Thanks 👍.
Thank you so much!
Thank you
Your Welcome ☺️
Awesome, Well done. You bring a lot of help and information to this hobby. Will you be doing a tutorial on the Equinox 900 even though I assume its close to the 800? I'm hoping,,,
Unfortunately I don't have an 900. Wish I could check one out to see if there is much of a difference.
Nice tutorial. Big question. Would you give up the Nox800 for the manticore?
If I never had a Manticore in my hands, I would have probably said maybe not. I love my Equinox 800 but after my third hunt with the Manticore, I hung up my 800. I had a hard time going back to it when Eric wanted to use the Manticore 🤣 I got used to having more information and I had to rely less on my own analyzations and tone only. The way I compared it was “Using the Manticore feels like a vacation” Audio visual was a game changer for me.. 👍
Good morning, I just received the minelab manticore yesterday and I was wondering if you know the best setting to detect modern Canadian coins? Thank you and have a nice weekend 😊.
Good evening, to find modern ferrous coins you will need to accept them in the ferrous limits. This is a video on the ferrous limits and how to adjust. At the end Eric uses our modern clad as an example. Minelab Manticore Ferrous Limits Tutorial
th-cam.com/video/5G6AZt7DjPI/w-d-xo.html Once you open the ferrous limits you will be accepting more ferrous items like nails, but you can hear the difference and see a difference in the trace. Our coins have a unique wobble tone to them where as iron that falls there doesn’t. It will have a clean tone. Also they give a elongated smudge since it contains mix metals, it’s something that is recognizable. We did write up the settings to accept all coins.
Upper Ferrous Limits Segment 1 38. 13
Upper Ferrous Limits Segment 2 41. 25
Upper Ferrous Limits Segment 3 55. 13
Upper Ferrous Limits Segment 4 77. 25
Upper Ferrous Limits Segment 5 99. 13
Lower Ferrous Limits Segment 1 8. -25
Lower Ferrous Limits Segment 2 35. -12
Lower Ferrous Limits Segment 3 51. -21
Lower Ferrous Limits Segment 4 80. -23
Lower Ferrous Limits Segment 5 99. -25
Thank you very much for the help, I will test it tomorrow. I copy your segments, should be better now.
@@acadianmetaldetector6506 take some clad coins with you, put them on the ground and listen to them and look at the trace it makes. It will help you recognize them. The Manticore is highly sensitive, I’d also recommend the default sensitivity or slightly lower for clad hunting since they are often found closer to the surface. It’s extremely powerful and surface coins react much better with a reduced sensitivity between 16 and 20. Let me know how it goes 👍
@@RelicDirtyhands Sorry, I didn’t try the new setting, the salt water beach that I went today wasn’t the right place, it was a clay beach, but I found a musket ball in 2 hours and lot of scrap metal, just a learning process (need to dig it to learn) , it is not an equinox 800. Practice will get me better. I’m usually an inland and river detectorist. Don’t care much about beach, but the Bay of Funny is the only place not frozen south of New Brunswick .
Good night!
@@acadianmetaldetector6506 no problem and you’re right the more you dig the more you learn ☺️👍
This might seem to be a silly question as this doesnt work on any other machine to my knowledge. Say you eliminate a pulltab number. (I dont know what it is yet haha) lets pick a number of 30. Now you dont hear a pulltab but can you hear other targets that ring up at 30? Or are all targets at 30 gone?
All targets of 30 will be gone if you discriminate.. I had a pull tab park and eliminated the 3 common pull tab numbers and I ended up having a good time ha ha! I found silver and gold that hunt. I figured each time I go I’ll dig without discrimination until I’m fed up. Slowly getting through the pull tabs.. then switch when I had enough and cherry pick a while. You can always go back and get them when you have more time or patience ☺️👍
@RelicDirtyhands very good!. My parks are loaded with them and I found I was doing the same..last 1/2 hr to an hour I would switch to a cherry picking setup I had on the equinox. I won't be doing that with the manticore until I understand it somewhat 😀.
Thank you
There is a thing that i didn´t understad: Iron will appear into the upper ferrous limits. An iron alloy to the bottom ferrous limits.
But where the iron starts on the scale? On the nox, from 0 to 39 is all non ferrous stuff. from -9 to -1 is ferrous. What about manticore??
The Equinox will pick up chunky iron at 15-17. That's around 34 we will say on the Manticore. Could be higher. Instead of relying on numbers, it's more on how it's classified and where it shows up on the map. Example on the Equinox it shares 15 with chunky iron and some brass relics like buckles. On the Manticore, the buckle will show as non ferrous and on or really close to the center line. A chunky piece of iron will show as ferrous and further from the center line. Hope this explains it bit more.
@@RelicDirtyhands Chunky iron (big and rusty) has non ferrous features...and generally hits on 40 or high numbers. Never seen any iron on 15-17....but i understand.
In all metal we have the red line, and with discrimination it will be blocked....independently from the ID number.
Is the t-shirt 100 bucks? 🤣🤣🤣
Sorry what t-shirt?
@@RelicDirtyhands the Manticore shirt
@@madmaxmetaldetecting119 did they make any? Haven't seen one, they usually give them and not sell them but I'm assuming all this has been sarcasm.
@@RelicDirtyhands they had them at events, I would a manticore shirt, I can afford that
The price is BS!!!!
It might not be for everyone 👍
@@RelicDirtyhands well, I'm not sacrificing my bills and groceries for that, I know plenty of machines that don't cost that and still find treasure