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XP Deus Can Really Sniff Out the Buttons

ldhrelics

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This makes my 5th trip to what I've come to call the Button Field. I've been taking time about detecting with the XP Deus and one of my other detectors. Today I was using the XP Deus with the 9" High Frequency coil and was using the Pitch Program. This combination is killer for finding buttons in the iron. I hope you enjoy the short video.

[video]https://youtu.be/jnyl1kyEksA[/video]
 
Nice hunt! I don't use Pitch but agree the Deus is a button killer especially in the heavy iron patches when using a high frequency and a fast recovery.
 
Great hunt! I love the pitch tones on the Deus...My program is made on the pitch tones.
 
Thanks Calabash. I sure wish I had made recording of my past finds, but it took watching a lot of your videos and some others to motivate me to get started making my own. You do a fantastic job with your videos. I truly am honored to know that you watched one of my videos. I hope you didn't laugh too much. Take care.
 
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch one of my videos. Good relics are very scarce in this area, but I've been holding my own for a few years and have found a few.
 
Thanks so much for watching. The XP Deus is truly a feat of engineering and will definitely do a great job in the iron infested sites.
 
Video was enjoyable, except for wishing I had that kind of huntable weather around here.
 
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