Rogers 2-Tone Deus Program -- Version 2 Software

This is a two tone program that worked a treat when tested on in ground targets, why use more than two tones, even if you have four tones your going to dig all but the low iron tone anyway, so were's the point, just leave the low iron tones, and dig the high tones, if you get a mixed high/low tone, scrape some soil away to get closer to the target, if that doesn't help dig it out. Just to add to the above, I personaly now prefer setting the "Iron Volume" to 0, which then gives us a one tone program, it's just personal preference, either way performance is the same.

Coil: 9"

Disc: 4.6 2 tones tone:1 202Hz (low tone) = 0 - 4.6 Tone:2 644Hz (high tone) = 4.6 - 99

Sens: 86 TX: 3 (Set sens according to ground conditions & local interference, idealy it should be set high enough so you get a few spits and cracks while
over iron, with the "iron volume" on 0)

Freq: 17.8

Iron Volume: 0 (setting this to 0 gets rid of the constant low tones on iron, without loss of performance, you will still get a few spits and cracks while over iron if the sens is
set high enough, beware of the "hollow" loud sounding response, this will be large iron usually)

Reactivity: 2 (Set to 3 only if plenty of iron around) Silencer: 1

Audio R: 3 (I wouldn't set this too high as It will distort the audio)

Notch: 00-00

GB: Tracking (After more testing i've found setting the GB to "Tracking" gives a slight advantage over "manual" and "pumping", it keeps the machine within one
numbers of the actual ground reading.)

Rogers Deus Depthmaster Program

The 13" X 11" large Deus coil was really made to be used with the 4Khz Frequency, but i found the 8 Khz frequency just as good, I think many sold their large coils because they used it on the high 18 Khz frequency, and therefore didn't find it much better than the stock coil apart from the extra ground coverage, also if there's plenty of iron around you'll get some serious target masking, this program should be used on sites with low to moderate iron including pasture, i found i could get the Sensitivity higher on the large coil than the stock coil, don't swing too fast with the low reactivity setting, this is a two tone program, obviously dig the high tones and leave the low tones, if you get a "mixed" tone then scrape some soil away to get closer to the target, you can also check the signal at 90 degree's, but as always, if in any doubt, dig it out

Coil: 13” X 11”
Disc: 4.4 2 tones tone:1= 202Hz (low tone) = 0 - 4.4 Tone:2= 644Hz (high tone) = 4.4 - 99
Sens: 90 TX: 3 [Set sens according to ground conditions & local interference]
Freq: 7.6
Iron Volume: 4
Reactivity: 1 Silencer: 1
Audio R: 5
Notch: 00-00
GB: Try setting the GB manually to 80 if pumping leaves the machine too sparky, remember raising the manual GB will make for a more stable performance, lowering the manual GB will give more depth but also more chatter.

Rogers GMPower Custom Program--Version 2.0 Software.


Coil: 9"
Disc: 4.6 3 tones (Set discrim as low as you can get away with)
Sens: 86 TX 3 (Set sens according to ground conditions & local interference)
Freq: 17.8
Iron Volume: 4
Reactivity: 2 (Set to 3 if plenty of iron around) Silencer 1
Audio R: 3 (I wouldn't set this too high as It can distort the audio)
Notch: 00-00
GB: (pump to set Ground Balance [make sure there is no metal in the ground where you balance the machine, re-balance if machine gets erratic)

You could also try setting the GB manually to 80 if pumping leaves the machine too sparky, remember raising the manual GB will make for a more stable performance, lowering the manual GB will give more depth but also more chatter.