Good evening Garry, very interesting video because it is true that the big record can sometimes lead to confusion on deep targets, a good clue and digging it becomes less good to finally be an old ferrous, that's why the small record is good because less unpleasant surprises .. good evening and a sentence in French in your cool video. Alex and Toch France
Very interesting always educated WS6 master does it get as deep as though main module are the performances the same haven't really tested it I recently started using the the WS6
Hi Gary. Thanks again for an interesting vid. 3 things... out of interest, what programme were you using on that pasture and I really liked to look of that digger, where did you get that? Considering the various coils, it would have been interesting though perhaps not practical, to have made some direct coil comparisons, especially on that really deep target.
I have a degree in low voltage electronics. If my memory serves me right multiple thin leaders makes less resistance then one solid leader. All wires nowadays are made like that ans so is search coils. The distance of the leader also increase the resistance. To increase the electromagnetic field it's better to braid the leaders because if they run parallel the cause interference with another. So since most machines have and power output of 1 watt mandated by federal US law we can draw the conclusion that a large coil will have a more shallow field then a small coil. The only benefit of a large coils is that it covers more ground and this is important because 95%(guess) don't overlap swings. Lack of patience. Also a large coil will false more and turn iron to valuable targets and vice versa on the outer edge and depth of the detected field. A square nail will ping silver in the center of the coil when in reality it is at the edge. You will misplace the hole, dig your plug and the iron target will be in the wall. Similarly your detector will cause a hammered coin at great depth to be read as an Iron target. If your detector have an accurate depth meter and the audible iron signal is week and reads as deep, it can be a coin. The recent Manticore shows this behavior in extreme and you need to learn your machine and how it's magnetic field looks like. Unfortunately no detector is shielded towards the sides and up. There is no such technology yet that can shield electromagnetic fields with plastics. If law makers knew this facts, there would be no need for prohibition on none cultivated land, in tropical and tempered areas, due to soil build up preventing finding ancient targets. For the same reason a flood plain is a waste of time to detect. Around the Yellow river in China, 2000 year old artifacts are 3 meters down now.
@@wilson42cc I have several detectors. The most important factor of success is research. Old maps etc. If you have years of experience you can try a complicated detector. They will have some advantages but can also be overwhelming. To buy a advanced detector is not a good idea if it's your first. Many hardly used detectors come out on second hand markets because the owner went crazy with all the beeping that is going on. Those who keep the detector just turn it on and go and don't bother to tweek the performance. I always buy my detectors second hand. Right now I mostly use a Nokta macro Racer 2. Had it for on season and I'm not disappointed with it. It's much easier to use then the Minelab explorer that I used before. I can't recommend that one. It's false to much. As in Australia there is a lot of iron here but the Macro has no problems with it. I don't search for gold and have no experience of pulse detectors. I have my eye on a couple of eastern European detectors and it might be my next one. Just buy a Nokta simplex if you are a beginner and want to search for coins or artifacts. With some experience choose the Nokta Legend.
@@mossig Yes indeed, I like Nokta makro , had a simplex, very good , was looking at legend, as next detector have had a knee operation so haven’t been able to do anything for about two years but starting slowly to recover. Good luck to you in your journey’s,
Hi mate, as you seem to be an expert on this can you advise me on what machine would pick up a large gold bar buried around 1-2 metres deep? Any recommendations?
Hi Gary, Can you please check and confirm rhat spacers for 34x28cm coil is different from 28cm coil. In my deus xp package i got wrong spacers and they cant feet in to the coil so i can only place screw and bold without spacer. Can you help a bit?
@@The-skillschool Thank you for your prompt replay. Looks like they are not. Spacers that i get are bigger in radius and cant enter in to the coil. 34x28 coil that i have has round hole while 28cm coil have a mountimg hole with small clips on the right side. If you can please check it for me :)
Great explanation of the benefits of coil sizes mate. This topic comes up quite regularly on groups and will help users for sure.
Glad it was helpful Paul 🤝👍
Thanks for the shout out Gary. Looks like Paddy will be the next host of Skill School in no time at all.
Thank you sir, keep up the good work.
I find that using the bigger coils is more advantageous in searching large fields and park areas.
Good call, it's also good for beaches.
I just realized that if i buy another coil for my xp I will have two machines to swing! lol awesome!
That was a really great day. It was very evident on those deeper signals the difference between the Deus 1 and the Deus 2
Thanks Andy
The round thing found at 5:00 could be a seal, such as that used on flour sacks. Greetings, Karl.
Good call Karl 🤝
D2, great machine in pasture. Found a decimal 1/2p at below pinpointer depth last Tuesday. Looked like a groat there at the end.
Nice work!, Yes iI think you are right a Groat
Saved the best for last - great find young man!
Thanks Tedy 👍🤝
Thanks Gary, interesting as always, every day's a skill school day 😊
😁👍Cheers Neil
Great video and very informative Gary! 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Great coil for video Gary! Shut the door Deus! Paddy!!
Thanks
Paystreak must have the most hours on the Deus than anyone, a nice channel to watch.
Thanks Gary for the information 👍 you put that across really well mate 👍, all the best regards Kelvin.
Thanks kev 👍🤝
Good evening Garry, very interesting video because it is true that the big record can sometimes lead to confusion on deep targets, a good clue and digging it becomes less good to finally be an old ferrous, that's why the small record is good because less unpleasant surprises .. good evening and a sentence in French in your cool video. Alex and Toch France
It's always good to hear from you, thanks for your thoughts 👍🤝
WOW! Surprise BIG hammy at the end, well done Paddy. But where was Gary? Maybe walked off in huff, surely not 😉
Who do you think filmed it 😞
@@The-skillschool why your camera crew of course 😉
Bravo gary 👍👏
Thanks Weiss 🤝👍
Отличное видео брат. 🤗👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝
Thank you sir 🤝👍
The 9” is my favorite
Good call
Nice video !! And Congrats for the french speech :-)
does it seems to be a piece of printing : A movable character ??
Thanks, yes it could be
We need a 6" DD coil for the deus 2
Very interesting always educated WS6 master does it get as deep as though main module are the performances the same haven't really tested it I recently started using the the WS6
I could find no difference in depth between the 2.
Hi Gary. Thanks again for an interesting vid.
3 things... out of interest, what programme were you using on that pasture and I really liked to look of that digger, where did you get that? Considering the various coils, it would have been interesting though perhaps not practical, to have made some direct coil comparisons, especially on that really deep target.
Thanks Colin
I was using the Nero program : Square tone and audio response 6
No idea what the digger is called.
Still waiting for the new version on the d2 have you heard anything thanks Chuck
It will be announced when ready, thanks for your patience.
I have a degree in low voltage electronics. If my memory serves me right multiple thin leaders makes less resistance then one solid leader. All wires nowadays are made like that ans so is search coils. The distance of the leader also increase the resistance. To increase the electromagnetic field it's better to braid the leaders because if they run parallel the cause interference with another. So since most machines have and power output of 1 watt mandated by federal US law we can draw the conclusion that a large coil will have a more shallow field then a small coil. The only benefit of a large coils is that it covers more ground and this is important because 95%(guess) don't overlap swings. Lack of patience. Also a large coil will false more and turn iron to valuable targets and vice versa on the outer edge and depth of the detected field. A square nail will ping silver in the center of the coil when in reality it is at the edge. You will misplace the hole, dig your plug and the iron target will be in the wall. Similarly your detector will cause a hammered coin at great depth to be read as an Iron target. If your detector have an accurate depth meter and the audible iron signal is week and reads as deep, it can be a coin. The recent Manticore shows this behavior in extreme and you need to learn your machine and how it's magnetic field looks like. Unfortunately no detector is shielded towards the sides and up. There is no such technology yet that can shield electromagnetic fields with plastics. If law makers knew this facts, there would be no need for prohibition on none cultivated land, in tropical and tempered areas, due to soil build up preventing finding ancient targets. For the same reason a flood plain is a waste of time to detect. Around the Yellow river in China, 2000 year old artifacts are 3 meters down now.
Great info sir, thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍🤝
Just wondering if you have a metal detector that you liked , have you studied any, or are they all the same , just interested in your take on things ,
@@wilson42cc I have several detectors. The most important factor of success is research. Old maps etc. If you have years of experience you can try a complicated detector. They will have some advantages but can also be overwhelming. To buy a advanced detector is not a good idea if it's your first. Many hardly used detectors come out on second hand markets because the owner went crazy with all the beeping that is going on. Those who keep the detector just turn it on and go and don't bother to tweek the performance. I always buy my detectors second hand. Right now I mostly use a Nokta macro Racer 2. Had it for on season and I'm not disappointed with it. It's much easier to use then the Minelab explorer that I used before. I can't recommend that one. It's false to much. As in Australia there is a lot of iron here but the Macro has no problems with it. I don't search for gold and have no experience of pulse detectors. I have my eye on a couple of eastern European detectors and it might be my next one. Just buy a Nokta simplex if you are a beginner and want to search for coins or artifacts. With some experience choose the Nokta Legend.
@@mossig
Yes indeed, I like Nokta makro , had a simplex, very good , was looking at legend, as next detector have had a knee operation so haven’t been able to do anything for about two years but starting slowly to recover. Good luck to you in your journey’s,
Maybe a coin weight on the square copper bit.
Thanks for your thoughts
I'm using 11 ich coil it's amazing see the vids
Thanks 🤝
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Hi mate, as you seem to be an expert on this can you advise me on what machine would pick up a large gold bar buried around 1-2 metres deep?
Any recommendations?
LOL
@@battsonbikes1919 what is this lol 😂 some new machine
Nothing that I know of
Super!!!
Thanks Vladimir 👍
I've found many gold mining places without matel detector.
Hi Gary,
Can you please check and confirm rhat spacers for 34x28cm coil is different from 28cm coil.
In my deus xp package i got wrong spacers and they cant feet in to the coil so i can only place screw and bold without spacer.
Can you help a bit?
They are all the same as far as I am aware.
@@The-skillschool
Thank you for your prompt replay.
Looks like they are not.
Spacers that i get are bigger in radius and cant enter in to the coil.
34x28 coil that i have has round hole while 28cm coil have a mountimg hole with small clips on the right side.
If you can please check it for me :)
to be fair... i almost never dig 88 anymore... always alu cans
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Молоде покоління обирає DEUS 2.
I love my 11inch young man deus 11 all the way yet another great video
The best! Cheers Tim
Hi Great Video.Lg lehmi08
Thanks buddy