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Question for Deeptech Vista X users.

Tony-Ok

Well-known member
Is the audio good enough to distinguish between US nickels and pull tabs. It seems that the VistaX is more of a relic detector. Just wondering how it fares for coin hunters??? dealing with aluminum bits (slaw) ??
 
my vista x is extremely clearer and cleaner with headphones,it’s night and day with and without,not sure if all the X’s are that way it’s the only one I’ve used
 
On mine, if they aren't too deep, a nickel will give the same length beep in every direction, the pull tab will usually have a shorter beep in one direction than when you turn 90 degrees if you use the same sweep speed. It might work to set the second disc to break up on a nickel but they are somewhat inconsistent. I think it was Keith Southern that said to set the first disc to barely accept a nickel and the second to barely reject it. You will still get a pull tab now and then. For cherry picking coins, I ignore nickels and set second disc to barely accept zincolns if Indian head pennies are possible or to barely accept dimes. Even so, if something sounds "round", I don't care if second disc silences it, I'm digging anyway.
 
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