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Yet another Vaquero air test video

dan b

Active member
Here is another video I made showing the Vaquero with the stock coil, the 5.75" concentric coil, in all-metal, with disc and super-tuned. It's a long one, so grab the popcorn!

There is a really good possibility that I can borrow a new Cibola off of a friend and reproduce these tests with that model. I think it would be interesting to see if there is any difference in depth.

I would love to see these tests repeated with an Outlaw. Unfortunately, I don't have one, so if anyone with an Outlaw wants to take the time to repeat these tests, I would be first in line to watch. :detecting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVjGVyYwAOs
 
Dan , great vid, nice to see the small coil in all metal , I get my best depth in AM by having the threshold at a soft buzz, it makes a big difference, and in the all metal as you demonstrated ,The sensitivity has no affect, its only in disc that it functions, I have been setting up in all metal with sensitivity maxed and have a threshold at a slight buzz so i can switch to disc , you get a bit of a softer sound in disc but can turn it up a bit to make it louder seems like the threshold only amplifies the loudness in disc, but if threshold is turned to high when sense is maxed it will chatter .
 
When doing air tests the other day I noticed that when you slow the movement of your hand/coin to approx coil sweep speed the detected distance is less.

While detecting, has anyone improved the sound of an iffy target with a quicker sweep... curious if there is something to it or if it just air testing?
 
I've found the opposite to be true (but not necessarily related to depth). I've had some signals that were a click or a pop, that when I go back over them slowly end up being a great repeatable signal.
 
I am going to thaw out some dirt and do a in ground test,
 
Well Guys, I'm bored with the cold weather.

I thought I might as well post a short air test version of the OutLaw. This was done about one month ago (it was cold) with the 8" coil, testing was done inside.

Settings: Outside Ground Balanced, Sens: just a touch into orange boost., Motion Disc. mode set at Min., Thresh. just audible.

Target is a clad dime at the distances below.

5" audio was loud and clear.

6" audio was a little weaker.

7" audio is that sweet deep sounding target.

8" audio was 'just' there, well modulated, digger for sure.

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did some in ground testing in my mineralized sand , with the 5.75 concentric even thou i can air test a dime at 9"- In this sand it did not fair well dime at 3,5" lost it at 4" the compadre did better and the outlaw the outlaw lost the dime at 6" I will try a different test maybe concerti's don't do well in badd ground ,
 
Well, I'm not sure about leaving every test target in the detection field after each test, I've never did that, I use one, then move it out of the way, then test another?? not sure if that makes a difference or not?

Mark
 
I don't think it should matter if the targets are not in motion. However, with the Outlaw and it's no-motion all-metal I would guess that it would matter with that machine.

I could be wrong though. I'll play around with this tomorrow and see if individual targets in the detection field affect the depth.

Dan
 
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