I have been thinking about the Notch function on the Racer 2. One of the things that I liked about the V3i was its ability to notch out any vdi number at will. Now with the Racer 2, of course, teh VDI numbes are a bit different, but just going by the numbers in the manual, and doing a little testing on your own, I have come up with an idea that I would like to float to you folks and see what the general consensus might be.
Ok, so assume that I am only interested in coin shooting. To keep teh machine on track and quiet, especially in some trashy areas (think public park). How about setting up the machine like so;
Assume Racer 2 VID number are as follows:
Penny Copper VDI 79
Nickel VDI - 30-31
Dime VDI - 79
Quarter VDI - 85-86
So those are the only tones I want to hear and I set up my notch as follows;
ID Filter 28
Notch 32-63 Keep 64-67
Notch 68-77 Keep 78-87
Notch 88-89 Keep 90-99
I think that this would work quite well to isolate just the tones that you were interested in hearing. Does anyone see a flaw in this thinking?
thanks
Ok, so assume that I am only interested in coin shooting. To keep teh machine on track and quiet, especially in some trashy areas (think public park). How about setting up the machine like so;
Assume Racer 2 VID number are as follows:
Penny Copper VDI 79
Nickel VDI - 30-31
Dime VDI - 79
Quarter VDI - 85-86
So those are the only tones I want to hear and I set up my notch as follows;
ID Filter 28
Notch 32-63 Keep 64-67
Notch 68-77 Keep 78-87
Notch 88-89 Keep 90-99
I think that this would work quite well to isolate just the tones that you were interested in hearing. Does anyone see a flaw in this thinking?
thanks