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Thank you for your feed back ☺️

Thank you

Thank you, I’m pleased it’s helped 😊

I will be doing a more in-depth video soon incorporating all those with the new update 👍

Like others have said (and I've now been experiencing..) there is a Definite learning curve 🧐./Re learning... 🤔🤨 That seems to Have to happen when switching/+or "upgrading" to a new machine....😵‍💫🧐🙄 "Beeping (Much like Teaching) is not always easy.... And Learning...much like Digging/finding is easier said than done ..." (depending 🙄😋) but in reality it's the Joy in the Discovery ( Learning & Growing) that makes us want more....of Life.... 💚 Beep Happy and Dig Safe Friends!!! 😎🤙🤘

Hi, thanks for the comments. I should have explained the "M" settings in the video. M1is more capable at picking up on the high conductors like silver, copper and bronze. M2 works better at picking up the low conductors like gold, artefacts and billon coins or other similar items. M3 is optimised for wet ground or ground that is highly mineralised and as a result causes the machine to false a lot. it also discriminates all signals under the 10-11 ID range, so items like foil and coke. In the Beach mode you also have "MW & MD" they are for wet sand and dry sand respectively. I tend to mainly use M2 for my settings, it works well in most conditions and hits well on artefacts and hammered coins. To summarise, all the "M" settings use the multi frequency but they adjust your machine for different ground types or metal types. Hope this helps.

That happened in the edit, it became compressed, and I didn’t want to re do it all again 🤦🏻

@@HiddenHistoryHuntersDetecting YOU are a LEGEND ! just rewatched it and can now see the buttons now it makes so much more sense thank you so much top man !

Coming soon! I forgot to cover that so will have a separate videos about that soon

@@HiddenHistoryHuntersDetecting awesome, looking forward to it.

Absolutely, you can turn it on and go using the factory settings. Or, as you become more familiar with the machine you can then start to delve into the settings a little more.

@@HiddenHistoryHuntersDetecting thanks so much for taking the time to reply much appreciated. Legend it is then.

Just to mix it up, you now have the choice of the Equinox 700 and 900, the 700 is around your price range too. I will be testing those very soon. If you were choosing between the Q60 and the Equinox 800 (Ive used them both a lot for years now) I would choose the Equinox 800 as it is fantastic on the beach and a great all round machine.

@@HiddenHistoryHuntersDetecting so many to choose from and I get it’s personal preference but when one hasn’t a clue you guys are a god send, so would you not bother with the legend against the others ?

@@paulmcleod1606 the legend is a fantastic all round machine and works well on the beach too. At the moment the Legend is my go to machine. I have a video on here where I compare it to the Equinox 800. With the Equinox 600&800 or new 700&900 or the Legend you won’t go wrong, they are all great machines offering you all the features you need. So it really comes down to preference, do you know anyone with those machines that you can possibly use for a while and see which one you prefer?

@@HiddenHistoryHuntersDetecting unfortunately I don’t know anyone so it’s a bit of a gamble

Hi, I don’t think I covered that and probably should have. A- means there is no audio discrimination, so you hear everything, ie all the iron tones and get full target is from 0-69 B- cuts out all iron tones and target ID from 0 -2 F- cuts out all iron tones and target ID, so anything from 0-10 won’t be heard or shown on the target ID. C- Is a custom setting allowing you to set it exactly how you want it. Basically it’s designed to make your machine quieter depending on the setting, A means you hear and see everything, B cuts out some of the lower tones and F cuts out everything under 10. Think of it as a short cut to help you select settings without going into the tone breaks.

Watch it in full screen 👍