User manual C-SCOPE NEWFORCE R1 BROCHURE

[. . . ] There are two powerful computers, each carrying out one million operations every second. This takes the data produced by the first processor and presents it to the user on the display. The twin processor design enables the R1 to carry on detecting whilst the Transmit frequency: Search Coils: Detection Range Guide: features · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Twin Microprocessor control system Large Backlit Liquid Crystal Display CASSY Computer Aided Search System RADAR - Real Time Ground Radar Display High speed target analyser (ID) Target Pin Point Audio Discrimination Program Storage Facility Full range discrimination 15cm or 25cm diam lightweight search heads Continuous Battery Monitor Recharge Socket Headphone Socket Independent volume Control ISO 9001 Quality. [. . . ] I followed the quick set up instructions in the manual and used the detector over a number of buried targets of known identity buried in my lawn. Even a Roman AE4 at a depth of 5ins, with a rather sneaky iron nail lying within an inch of it, was clearly picked out. Generally the smaller targets at greater depth gave smaller results on the display. The characteristic 'double bang' of a hammered lying slightly to one side was represented by two small peaks very close together on the graph. I very quickly picked up on the use of the Ground Radar graphics as a visual pin-point facility, acting point facility. The others had also recognised the pinpoint possibilities of the Ground Radar simulation graph. On a meadow site the first target was a brass tack, followed by a really corroded AE3. Again we all took turns using the detector, noting that with several additional AE3s located, the ID reading was 5-8. AE3s were located in soil at measured depths of 2. 5, 3. 5 and 5. 5 inches with clear sharp target analysis. It could just be pure luck but the week before, five of us were on this same site (anything Roman at this time of year gets a visit from us) and we pulled off a total of only four AE3s and a cross section of a brooch. Of course, it is always a matter luck in placing the search head directly set-up These options allow the display settings to be adjusted. These settings are stored when the R1 is switched off and will be restored when it is turned back on. as confirmation to the existing audio pinpoint facility. A short drive away and we were on perhaps the detectorists' favourite terrain: the rolled field. For this I chose `Factory setting B' for all metal target location. [. . . ] It was a reasonable condition 25 centimes tion is so bad that few detectorists return after their first visit. Summary The unanimous verdict of all the Pastfinders is that the results achieved and the clarity of display information means that the Newforce is in a league all of its own. Try as we might, we had a real problem finding any fault with this machine, in any area we tested it on. coin of Napoleon III, dated 1872. [. . . ]