Some people you just can't make happy; it's not their brand, they wanted to make a similar video, your not their buddy. Who knows why.

@@relicdigr yea i try to like a vid or even dislike it if you make sence and you act like you know something ill like it every time, but if a kid gets on here and stumble threw what he is saying,. well im liking his stuff too. but ill try to help the kid along so one day he will know what he is saying and it wont be what i say it will be because he will knows. thanks for the msg and be safe

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It would work similarly for such a search. Depending on what type of earring it is I could see getting some respectable depth, a stud earring you may not get more than a couple of inches though.

I do not recall the VDI, realistically when prospecting sound is more important than VDI.

Bobby, Yes a smaller coil is typically better for prospecting with a VLF machine. The reason that is that gold is normally found in highly mineralized ground. The smaller the coil the less mineralization that the machine will read. Since raw gold is a low conductive target (lower VDI numbers on machines with an ID), the less of the interference from mineraization the better the signal response from those smaller nuggets.

I would suggest the 5x8 coil and then run in all metal.

Thanks for the comment, I am sure many will find that to be a good bit of information.

Just like real-estate, location, location, location. If you are getting falsing it could be EMI or a bad ground balance. Other things to check is the coil wire, make sure you have it tight on the control box. Also check where the coil wire enters the coil, some wires can break at that location.

relicdigr. Do a KZfaq search on your phone or computer to see if theirs any tutitorials for your detector or programs this might show you more or google search.

I used the stock coil because it is the stock coil. I know the smaller coil would have done better on the nugget, but I wanted to show how the stock coil works on such a target.

I would use, as shown in the video, all metal mode. If you are prospecting get the smaller coil and take your time. Water makes detecting harder, especially river water you get no breaks from the pressure of moving water. Also river detecting can be dangerous, don't go alone.

All metal ….light threshold

The true all metal mode gives better sensitivity and better depth compared to a zero discrimination mode. The zero discrimination mode picks up nearly all conductives in the matrix, the zero discrimination mode has pre-set parameters on both high and low conductors. For most applications, zero discrimination works well, as it is preset to pick up most common sought after targets such as coins, jewellery and many relics. Gold hunters like the true all metal mode, as it gives a sensitivity advantage, especially when combined with a positive change in audio when using the threshold feature. This also gives a depth advantage.

Johnny did a good job of giving the vast majority of the differences. Some of the others are that zero mode still allows for tone ID while all metal does not. Zero mode still allows you to set a discrimination level, all metal will not. The three Discrimination Modes are less sensitive to small and deep targets than the all metal.

I live in the Denver, Colorado area so no beaches near me. I have heard that the machine performs well on the beach form some note worthy sources.

@@relicdigr thanks for the reply... I'm thinking about buying one but I like the Minelab 800 as well.

@@carltonfiroved1489 I work for Treasure Mountain Detectors as a sales rep and can help you out with a purchase.

The machines I would recommend would be the the Garrett AT Max and the Minelab Equinox 800 for VLF machines and if you are looking to go with a PI machine the Whites TDI Beach Hunter. They all will get the job done.

@@relicdigr I have buy now the Deus XP with the White HF Coil,i hope there is good for searching Nuggets

justice that is a great setup but if you are going to hunt the water you will need the water kit. Bluetooth does not transmit through more than a couple of inches of water.

@@relicdigr I have buy water kit too

I made this video over two years ago. Yes, now you can get it less than that stated preorder price. If you would like one give me a call and I can quote you a price.

You need to turn down the sensitivity a couple of notches in salt water.

Works in salt water lol buzzing

And that is why there is more than one brand and model. We each have our preference in machines. I also have and GREATLY enjoy my MXT (I have owned it since they first came out). But I still love to get out and try new machines to see what it is they have to offer.