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I know. Thy should be using a magnet like minelab.

@@1LWiLNY or USB-C.

Glad you found it helpful!

Yes, but school and sports take up more time now than they used to. This summer I may get a few videos uploaded and I do have some footage. Any questions about the D2 feel free to ask. HH

Mine goes up 10 levels. That's kinda odd to be honest, not really sure what to make of that. Could be some issue with the wiring, I'll try and get back to you on that later.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks dude! HH to you as well!

No, not really. at least for me, $750 is a bit of a heavy price (for my age at least to drop on an accessory) and the headphone puck has pretty much all of the same features/performance. I do hope to get it sometime but right now I'm fine without it.

@MDUPNY do you have the 11 inch or 9 inch coil? If inwere to get it I am thinking the 9 inch to help in those tight areas. Any thoughts on the coils?

@@bbushert I currently have the 11 inch coil. Honestly, I would have purchased the 9 inch coil just for that reason of getting into tighter spaces, but the ws6 came out with the 11 inch coil first and I wasn't patient enough lol... If I had the choice, the 9 is what I would've gotten and it's the best all-around coil IMO. There really isn't too much of a depth deficit depending on your hunting conditions and it makes the machine a lot lighter. If you're only hunting in open fields get the 11, but if you're doing a lot of different kinds of hunting then get the 9 for sure.

Correct. I bought the WSA 2 headphones for $150 and it's pretty much the same functionality as the remote. I would get the separate pair for headphones over the remote any day if you're on a price crunch or don't want to drop a ton of money. The WS6 has been great for me. If you haven't seen my earlier videos I used to be a huge Equinox guy, and I'm still a big advocate for those machines, but I've found so much more at places I've killed (mostly small items that got masked when I used the Nox) with the D2. Sound only is definitely how to operate the machine though. It's why you see so many people operate without the remote on the machine. The ID on the D2 is great like the Equinox, especially on low conductive targets. The most important thing you need to learn with the D2 in MY OPINION (I can't stress this enough) is the tonal nuances it gives on certain targets. You will literally be able to get to the point after enough usage to where you can tell if something is ferrous/nonferrous at depth, which is very tough to do with another machine. I still dig it all to clean the ground up but in fields this is very helpful.

@MDUPNY awesome thanks. Ya I have used the nox 800 for 5 or 6 years now. My favorite sites are old cellar holes in the middle of the bush which are iron infested. I just want to try something different and see what happens. Go back to all the sites I have already hammered with the nox. Ya there will obv be a pretty steep learning curve i think. But I am down for that. On videos that I have seen the deus 2 seems to do pretty good in theose iron infested sites. If I can make that happen is a different story hahaha

@@bbushert Yea, the nox 800 is a great machine. I wouldn't expect to uncover any cons or larger high conductive targets bc those would probably have already been pulled, but it's insane at finding small targets of almost any conductivity in close proximity to trash. I found 1/8 of a what penny that was hit by a mower 4" down less than 3" from an iron nail just to its right and it still gave a clear signal, although it was pretty tight. That's something I know I never would have found with my nox and at a site that I've murdered. Not to say that it will find everything, because you're always going to miss something, but it does a better job than the nox in my opinion at really tiny targets, but there's no beating the nox in the Nickel ID lol.

​@@1LWiLNYdo you have the puck 'audio adaptor port' where you can plug wired headphones in to the puck and mount it on the shaft? If I had an audio port to bluetooth adaptor in the puck would I be able to use my wireless ear buds? As opposed to wired earbuds/headphones.

@@bbushert Yeah if you have a small adapter that connects to i.e. bluetooth it should work fine if you plug it into the P puck adapter. I do have the adapter and it comes with the machine.

Thanks dude!

I've just bought a DEUS 2 Master, upgrading from an ORX that I've used since launch. I've got so many amazing finds! But I want to see what it can do on done to death fields :D @@1LWiLNY

Push on the bottom part of the remote/Ws6 puck forward and up at the same time and it should slide upwards and off the stem.

Glad you found it helpful man!

I don’t think there is at this point but a future update may add one.

Thanks bro it really is a stunner.

The screen on the headphones shows a battery bar charging animation, and the lights on the coil/wsa2 headphones will have a light that is continually on and when fully charged it will go back to flashing.

Thanks a lot man!

Really liking it. Stock programs are very powerful, all will hit a penny at 9-10 inches in low to moderate mineralization without adjusting any settings (except ground balancing) and give a very accurate id (tested this with an ihp and at this depth it gave an 86-87 signal.) the goldfield program is definitely hot and gets awesome depth. I haven’t found a good outlet to use it yet but it would probably suit well to farms fields with low trash and deep targets. It would also be good for unmasking in heavy iron with low modern trash to unlock lower conductors that are small where the coins have been pulled out of. Relic is nice and deep also, and deep hc is really hot on deep coins. It’s really light and IMO is better than my nox in terms of all around performance but it isn’t waterproof without a special kit.

Thanks for the support dude!!

Hahaha!!! It does lol

Yeah I’m contacting some museums about the piece. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks so much guys! Happy Hunting to y’all as well!!

Thanks so much dude!! I haven’t found one in so long but I always get something better (at least in my book)

Thanks!

Thanks man!

Thanks a million dude 🙏

Bro we’re matching, the 2 American large cents I dug so far are 1798 and 1849!!! Let’s Go!

@@RelicRecovery Amazing! 1700s Large cents are tough to find. I only have two 😂

Thanks man!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah it’s an axe head I think

Thanks dude and congrats on the largie

Thank you so much for the support!

Thank you so much! It totally helps me out. I’ll drop u a sub also 👊

Thanks man! I really appreciate your constant support. I don’t know where I would be without it.

Np brother, any time 🫡

Ik but it’s got a lot of corrosion but it wasn’t circulated long.

@1lwil154 I have 1 and you can only see the stars and head outline alittle yours is so much nicer but Iove large cents

Thanks a lot!

That means a lot to hear dude. Thanks for the support! I’m trying to get back out to the house I found my slq at by the end of the month so we’ll see.

Will do! Thanks for the support! I’ve only ever found one 1700s large cent. I also have a 1798 db in really nice condition.

@@1LWiLNY Nice, I look forward to seeing what else you uncover in the future! Good luck brother!

@@RelicRecovery thanks and you as well!

Thanks dude!

Thanks dude 🍻

Thanks a lot!

Yeah I have lots of footage I was going to post years ago but never got around to it. If y’all want to see more I have a vault of videos of me finding coins.

Good to hear from you sir!!