Bend rusted nails+clad dime test video

[Finder82]

Here is another recovery speed test, where i disc out the nails, so that you can hear the dime only:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_-9_BXKRtE
Settings i used in the test, can be found in the video description.

 

[JBM]

If you go to U tube you will see other demonstrations similiar to yours.

Some are mind blowing and well worth watching.

2 years back I took part in a video with a fellow club detectorist who is an e-trac as was I and the Deus surprised us both.

The fast recovery speed of the Deus is second to non and allows the user to pull out ferrous masked finds that other detectors will miss. Jerry.

 

[Finder82]

If you go to U tube you will see other demonstrations similiar to yours.

Yes there is a lot of those recovery speed videos in the Youtube, but more the merrier.

 

[Aaron]

Very impressive.

 

[John in Nawth Carolina]

I don't have the bandwidth to watch videos. I think a lot of folks don't either.

Can you give us a quick recap of what you did?

 

[Finder82]

I don't have the bandwidth to watch videos. I think a lot of folks don't either.

Can you give us a quick recap of what you did?

I put two bend rusty 4" long nails about 1" apart of each others in horizontal position and demostrated, that the nails are discriminated out and them put a clad dime between them and the Xp Deus could see the Dime with quite good diggable signal in every direction.

 

[Schultzie]

There is no doubting it, the Deus is processing target signals differently for sure.

 

[earthmansurfer]

Finder82 - Thanks for the video, quite amazing.

Question - How much is the VID of the coin affected from the iron? Would be nice to see the screen.

Thx

 

[Aaron]

Good question, I was wondering myself how much the pulldown is...

 

[earthmansurfer]

Aaron - I asked the question on another forum and Etsija82 answered it with the following:

For the most part the id was above 50 and highers number was around 88 depending at what angle you sweeped the coil, i personally would dig this kind of signal.