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X-Y screen user opinions please?

MikeLab said:
Even extreme trashy areas thin out as you move away from the center. Find that area to practice. Especially the Gold Field program . Hopefully you watched the video and understand how a clean signal like gold or even coin gives a short, sharp signal. Deep is better. Coins not as sharp.
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So a nice beautiful soccer field that was filled if you are not going to piss people off by digging it up you surely will by also spray painting it. Nice video to help those who want to ban metal detecting.
Couldn’t find a better way to get the point across
 
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I been testing it today on sheets of sterling silver,,on thin sheet or silver coins it give an xp symbol on the right quadrant as stated by xp but worrying is a symbol that’s horizontal that supoed to be ceramics or hot rocks on thick sheets of silver !so beware
 
It’s not something that I believe in. I have done a lot of testing with it. I have no problem with it when it says Yes Dig. I have a problem with it when it says Not to Dig. It’s fine for coins without adjacent targets But it’s not good when there’s multiple targets and that’s a real problem because adjacent targets is where it’s at when relic hunting. I understand living by the tones and do, but when you are being told that the target is junk the impulse can be to pass it by. Do you think that there aren’t layers of trash and dropped nails and other things over top of the good targets? Nobody digs everything no matter what they claim. I don’t care for the XY screen for my type of hunting cellar holes and very old places. I don’t need anything urging me not to dig at times.
Get out there.
 
Very good accessment. Thinking the one time it might be useful is finding a matching ear ring. Ur correct coin spills and chains will be passed over.
 
I can rely on steel targets on left quadrant being horse shoes I can be sure a lot of steel tids are good numbers masquerading as hammered coins
 
I been Testing the xy screen on coins on edge as I can get weird results on certain targets but the xy screen looks pretty similar if they’re flat or on edge ,not a lot of difference.
Many different results when comparing the d1 and d2 on a same target using xy screen
 
New to the Deus 2
Gonna have to give it a try
Will I like it or not who knows!
Gotta give it a whirl though
 

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