Analyzing the ground

The advertised long range locators on the market, are nothing else than frequency generators, simple constructions that are not specialized for ground use. Soils have varying combinations of wetness and minerals. Operating frequency generators their signal transmits on conductive ground but doesn’t penetrate at all on loose ground, or on high mineralized soils user receives false target indications.

The DGB - digital ground balancing feature, was developed for RAYFINDER long range locator to assist the reliable target indication, to maintain maximum range and stable operation regardless of the ground type.
Even further the "Raytrack" system, completes the ground balancing accurately, by selecting variable waveforms on the transmit frequency to match the soil.

DFS “Digital Frequency Synthesis”. RAYFINDER is the only long range locator on the market with signal output from a DSP microprocessor, which is fast enough to run 40 million instructions per second, performing corrections to frequency accuracy automatically.

Every metal has its own specific molecular frequency, up to present long range locators were unable to maintain molecular frequency signal stable enough to make visible only the desired target, faults were common practice from minerals and “ghost” targets due to solar storms and magnetic fields.