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I’m gonna have to get the USB-C model

I always coat the chute with WD40 before each winter season. Our snow in Maryland is usually the wet, heavy type. This method works well.

@@pepawg2281 I'm in Maryland too, so I'll give it a try.

If you look closely at the ring, there is a screw hole on the ring the you can fix the ring in place after you lock it into position. This machine works just fine!

Yes I found that single screw secure point and it did nothing but keep the top from fying off. I had to use 2 more self tapping screws to keep it on. Biggest waste of money for living in WNY

That probably is best... if I could swing it, I would also ... I hate dealing with the snow

I bought this machine in 2022 and so far in 2023 we just had our big first 7 inch snow of the season and it fired right up and did exactly what it shows in the video worked really well again this is for 7 inches and under could probably do eight, but does not do so well if the snow is very wet. Here in Colorado we get really cold dry snow until near the spring so it’s works well. If you get one, make sure you get a good cord.

On our 3rd winter this year with this little bad boy! The more you wait for the snow to pile up the harder you will on work outside. If you are getting wet snow then anything under a foot, this will run through easy!, This is very light as if you are using a slight larger vaccum. So its easy to menuever and get around your driveway, but will be hard to push through compacted snow that are above a foot. Anything compacted over a foot can't be thrown with this is you only use half the width of this clearance, trying to use a full clearance will only make ypu spend twice the time so mind as well work smart right?, With 4 car driveway, i can get it done under 30 minutes including prep and stow. Alaskan here.l! 🤙

Same question brother

Same question

@@jun623 not working bro I have tested

Yes, that is my favorite. It’s the Rode Wireless Go II mic. Very good mic with onboard storage of the recordings as backup which is a bonus that has saved me a few times.

which are u using? the M1 or C1?

@@nanomiya790 M1

Wow, thank you for that valuable information!

Hey you’re gonna love that machine in the hobby welcome to the community and you know I’ve never tried using other Bluetooth headphones myself, I’ve heard you can but that they need to be low latency Bluetooth headphones so that there is no delay between reporting to target to your ears when the coil swings over it. I would advise you to definitely keep looking for further information on that or even reach out to Nokta or maybe find a video on UA-cam regarding that I just never tried it but wish you the best of luck an awesome finds in your future

I havent had a chance to give the X-Terra a go yet but have heard some good things. That is the first Ive heard about the coins reading as iron. New machines are always coming out and so "Best" videos will always have a limited life. I think Minelab was very smart in coming out with this machine at this price point and tons of people love Minelab. I am sure it is cutting into sales of the Simplex. Time will tell how it performs... the features are very impressive. I swing the Legend and have this Simplex as my backup... either the Simplex or the X-Terra would be a great way to go if you are beginning in this hobby. I dont think going from 12 to 15 mHz will affect depth in some soils, maybe in the sand, but for beginners buying this machine, it will be unnoticeable to them.

Higher frequencies is better for small gold nuggets , small ear ring studs etc. Lower frequencies is better for silver. So going higher you will gain sensitivity for gold but sacrifice maybe for silver although 15 khz still works for silver. 12 khz was a sweet spot for gold and silver. Simultaneous multifrequency like NOX and vanquish uses both high and low together.

These types of videos always have a short lifespan dont they? Seems like were in a new machine frenzy lately with all the players coming out with something new... soon to be Garrett and Fisher ... Simplex is still a solid machine for anyone just getting into the hobby to see if they like it... X-Terra as well.

Sorry for the late reply.... those coil wire protectors are called "Snake Skinz" sold by a buddy of mine ... here is a link for you to check them out... many colors and combinations... www.wedigmetaldetectors.net/Snake-Skinz_c_1039.html

@@ifindit2319 Thnk u much , best 2 u

Live videos of the X-Terra Pro show coins reading as iron in all frequencies, air tests from other videos show its limitations of depth are approximately 11 to 12 inches even with the 12 inch coil, but for people at the beach it's still a strong contender. Using old school Whites machines I found coins from the mid-1700s at no deeper than 9 to 10 inches, so target range depth is not the most important issue for me as a Nokta Simplex and Qwest Q10 Pro user, it's that casino slot machine sound of the Minelab and serious processing delay!. Notice the sounds are heard only after the coil has passed over the target. What I love about the Nokta Simplex is the old school threshold that enables you to find the deepest targets. Nokta plans to update the frequency of the Simplex from 12 to 15 MHz which will totally destroy its depth making the Minelab the leader of the pack, so sad. Any thoughts?

I picked up the legend and havent been dissapointed. Minelab is smart to target the Simplex as they really didnt have much competition at that price point.... now they do for sure.

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Thanks. The C1 is a solid choice , best of luck

You were probably saying “hey, I know that guy”. Lol. Cheers.

@@ifindit2319 lol yes sir

I am from Malaysia...how to get bought any branch in Malaysia

Sorry for the late reply ... this machine is the Nokta Simplex+ Metal Detector ... you can get them anywhere that sales metal detectors ... Amazon has them here: amzn.to/3Ija8P6

I’ve been looking at that and the 24. Heading over to England soon to wide open fields so thought the 35 would cover some good ground.

@@ifindit2319 I would like to say it is heavier and I have been getting more falsing. the area around me is heavy iron materialize ground and high acid. I have found lots of zinc penny's with only the shell left. in my personal view i would say in low trash area the larger coil gives around a 10 to 15 percent advantage.

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