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DeepTech

Tesoro Golden uMax wins silver

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kingingkunsan

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Took the Golden out last weekend and sniffed out a few silver. The Golden finally broke the silver coin barrier. My signature is accurate. Not bad for under 2 months with the Golden.
 
That's impressive! Way to go. :cheers:

The Golden
 
Very nice hall, i would be happy with that.
 
great silver coins, you are fortunate to find a nice place to detect, bet there is more to be found.
 
nice find especially the quarter Yr I was born still waitng to dig my first 53 quarter congrats
 
So...... The Golden uMax is better for coins than the Explorer?
 
Rainyday101 said:
So...... The Golden uMax is better for coins than the Explorer?
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The golden is more sensitive. Especially on small targets. Regarding is it better= depends
Golden/ the good vs Explorer II
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the knows on the golden can be remobed and put some "o" rings on the shafts and then shove then knobs snug against the "o"rings this will make them hard to move and keep them from shifting easily.
You need a small allen key. Not sure what size it is off hand.
 
how do u remove the knobs to do that jim?allen key I'm guessing and it doesn't break warranty right?lol
 
JimGilmore said:
the knows on the golden can be remobed and put some "o" rings on the shafts and then shove then knobs snug against the "o"rings this will make them hard to move and keep them from shifting easily.
You need a small allen key. Not sure what size it is off hand.
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Great tip, im going to do this for all 3 of my Tesoros
 
1/4 " diameter O-rings will do the trick. The control knob should have an allen or straight blade set screw. Note the position of the pot before removing so that you get it back in the same spot. Best bet is turn it all the way clockwise or counter clockwise before removing.
 
I had an old pack of various O-rings i got from harbor freight a while back and did it to my Silver uMax and Compadre today, this works grea for me since I pretty much leave them on Iron when I do discriminate. There have been a few times I bumped it unknowingly as I hunted only to find out later I was hunting in higher discrim. Thanks again so much for the tip :)
 
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