Nauti
Well-known member
Hi there,i do not own a deus but I thought i'd share a story with you.I detect over in England and a friend of mine and myself organised a days detecting for our metal detecting club.We picked a field randomly without doing any research just so that the club members could have a bit of a get together and enjoy a bit of detecting.We started detecting and after about half an hour my attention was drawn to somebody who had been swinging his detector in the same spot for the whole half an hour that everyone had been detecting.I thought that this could only mean that he was having trouble with his detector so I went over to see if I could help.He explained that he had bought the deus and that he had not moved very far because on every swing of the coil he was getting signals.He opened his finds bag and showed me about twenty tiny fragments of copper and bronze.....this machine seemed as though it was'nt missing anything.In the mean time everybody else on the field was finding roman coins and artefacts......we had hit on a field that had seen heavy roman activity and the field even produced a scattered roman coin hoard and even molten gold.At the end of the day the chap with the deus had still hardly covered any ground and all he had found was hundreds of tiny pieces of copper and bronze but with the added bonus of a hammered coin....everybody else had found numerous roman coins and brooches and other interesting artefacts as well as hammered coins.The chap had a laugh about it though because he realised that this detector was going to find him a lot of stuff and since this outing his finds rate has rocketed with this machine.If this chap had gained sole permission to search the roman field just imagine what he could have found there....unfortunately the field was only open to us for the one day.This story proves how effective this machine is and how you need to thoroughly search all of those worked out sites because it is this machine that will find those elusive tiny bits of jewellry others have missed.