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I'm about 2 hours away in Clinton.

That is the first one that I have tired. I did find a lot on the top of the rocks. I plan to go back and check out the parking areas. Thanks for watching!

Wow, that sounds like an excellent place to go hunt. Good luck!

I ordered it from Amazon for $7.18. It's for an Equinox 600 / 800 but it fits the 900. Here is the link. www.amazon.com/dp/B0992SBSD7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

I'm in Anderson County. Where are you from? Thanks for the Sub! I subscribed to you channel too.

Do you have any trouble with it scratching your finds?

No, my parks are not old. Nothing of value there, but better than not detecting.

I'm in Anderson County near Clinton Tn.

LOL, actually you can't just remove the battery from a nox, but I do use it several times a month and have been for over a year now. I like to detect at old house sites, but the snakes and ticks around here make that less fun in the summer. I used to use a bounty hunter and I did remove the 9 volt from it when I stopped using it. I subscribed to your channel. I have a lot of tracks around here and I'm curious to see what you find around them. Thanks for watching!

If you are talking about the parks, they all are in the city of Clinton TN.

The real treasure is just getting outside and being active.

@@JustDigIt1819 Glad to see those hips moving well.

Yes it is. It's always fun to get out. You never know what the next find is going to be.

Thanks for watching!

I think your are right! Thanks for watching!

It is to hot but I still got to get out for a few min and see what I can find. It's finally starting to rain a little around here this week.

I didn't think about that. You are probably right! Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching and subscribing!

Thank you for watching!

What part of East TN are you from? I'm in Anderson county. I upgraded my nox 900 and I haven't had any trouble. The VID numbers seem a little more stable now. Thanks for watching!

I'm in hamblen County. I hit a cornstock and mine hasn't been right since but it was a cheapo anyway

I could be. I'll have to take a close look. Thanks for watching!

I found a piece of tree limb with an old bullet in it one time. I find mostly junk and clad at my local parks. I just enjoy getting out and seeing what I can find. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I'll take a closer look at that lead piece. Thanks for watching!

Nice!!!

It's still really dry here. We might get some rain next week. It's always fun just to get out and take a look. I'm going to find some treasure one of these days!

Thanks for watching!

Me too! Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching!

I went with the 900 because it came with the 6" coil and the bigger one. It also had all of the features that I wanted. I do hear a lot of good things about the Xterra Elite. The Pro Find 35 does have some issues but I've learned to live with them. I like that it beeps different when next to iron vs non-ferrous metal. Thanks for watching!

@@JustDigIt1819 Awesome, my buddy who replaced his old Nox800 with a new Nox900 likes it alot, especially since he detects in the wet more often than not. Enjoy!

I'm not in New Port. I'm in Anderson County. I'm curious as to why you hope I'm not in New Port? Thanks for watching!

@@JustDigIt1819 because the park in New port use to be full of people using needles

Good point. I do need to start wearing gloves more often. I haven't been because I can't operate the phone screen with the gloves. I could wear one for digging though.

I get out and swing every time that I get a chance. Thanks for watching!

Yep, The 900 with the 6" coil works great in trashy areas. Thanks for watching!

Cleaning coins is a splash of water, brash brush and patience. At least that's what's worked well for me.

I use warm water and a brass brush most of the time. I've tried using water and a nylon Dremel brush on the lowest rpm too. That works good on silver clad, but turns the pennies a weird color. I plan to get a brass brush for my Dremel to try. I wouldn't use a Dremel or a brush on anything valuable because they say it lowers the value. Thanks for watching!

Harbor freight rock tumblers work great for me. It won’t damage the coins.

I tried to look it up on the internet and I never found anything that looked like it. Thanks for watching.

That's about as far East TN as you can get! I'm from Anderson County. Thanks for watching!

@@JustDigIt1819 Now the trick is convincing my wife to let me drop $1400 on gear to check out my 49 acres and the swimming areas of the Cherokee National Forest

We can dig in most city and county parks here. Just not state or national parks. I have found several coins around that court. I have another video detecting around that same court to post this Friday. Thanks for watching!

Anderson County. Thanks for watching!

I always enjoy it. Thanks for watching!

I didn't think about that. I'll look into that. Thanks for watching!

LOL, It is a pain, but maybe that why there is still stuff there. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! You just never know what is down there unless you dig it up. I didn't think about meteorites. Thanks for watching!

I don't always show it in the videos but, I do always re-check. Thanks for watching!

I really like the small coil. I use it most of the time. It works great in trashy areas and woods. Thanks for watching!

I've found a few at old house sites, but I didn't expect to find one next to the tennis court in the park. Just never know what you will find next. That what I like about metal detecting.

Hello ! Can you give me a detector I love metal detecting but I can't buy one please give me one if you have an old one ❤❤❤

Hi! There is a never-ending supply of stuff in the ground. Thanks for watching!

You are probably right. I didn't think of that. Thanks for watching!

Electrical box hole cover.

Thanks for watching and the sub!

Yes it is. I figured it out when I was cleaning it up for a picture. I think I may have put that in some text under the picture. Thanks for watching!

I love the 6" in parks and woods. I don't seem to loose much depth around here. I haven't made a test garden to really check but I still seem to find deep targets with it. I just think it is a lot easier to find the good targets in trashy parks and swing in brushy woods with the 6". The benefits of the 6" in trash and woods out way the cons in my opinion. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

I've had my 900 for about 9 months and I still haven't experimented much with the settings. I just go with the default setting in park one most of the time. I may adjust the sensitivity some. I know some folks don't like hearing all of the extra sounds. If you don't usually dig the low signals then notching them out is probably a good idea. I personally don't mind hearing the lower tones. Sometimes I'll dig a low number if I'm not finding a lot of good signals. It could be a gold earring or something. You never know. Thanks for watching!

You are right. That is high for Quarters. I thought that they may have been ringing up high because I was pretty close to a chain link fence around the court. I'll have to get some of those quarters out and check them at home and see what I get. Thanks for watching!

@@JustDigIt1819 I know 3 quarters stacked will ring up higher then one and if there is a piece of metal that rings lower yes it would throw off the tone and vdi but would lower the Vdi.. just in my experience