Smoker here...Calabash compares Eqx 800 with 6" coil to Deus 2 with 9" coil nails and $1 gold coin

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SHUT THE FRONT DOOR!!!!!

I wish he'd try a rusty nail or two covering a coin, for some of these great videos.

I would like some test with separation with aluminum tabs foil so on park thrash. subey

I am headed out of town I will try to remeber to try some modern trash when I get back.

subey Wrote:
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> I would like some test with separation with alumin
> um tabs foil so on park thrash. subey

Yes. I would like to see it put it through paces for cherry-picking junky urban parks. There are some machines that if you cover a deep silver coin with a foil wad or beaver-tail, that your resulting average drives the TID low enough that you might pass it (in the case of cherry picking for high conductors). But other machines tend to get a hint of a higher conductor coin trying to hide in there. I would like to see how this new D-2 does in those cases.

It is generally agreed that the D-1 was not good for this task. For example, it wants to give good signals on crown caps (which tend to litter urban parks).

Thus far, I've never seen a machine better than the Explorer or Etrac for junky-turf-cherry picking . I'd love to see if the new D-2 or new "Legend" are good for this.

The Deus II is not the Deus 1.... It has a very good ID system from what I have seen so far...they have come up with some very good stuff on this detector from what I have seen in my very short time of using it.
New market leader performer right here ..

Tom_in_CA Wrote:
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> subey Wrote:
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> > I would like some test with separation with alum
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> > um tabs foil so on park thrash. subey
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> Yes. I would like to see it put it through paces
> for cherry-picking junky urban parks. There are
> some machines that if you cover a deep silver coin
> with a foil wad or beaver-tail, that your resultin
> g average drives the TID low enough that you might
> pass it (in the case of cherry picking for high co
> nductors). But other machines tend to get a hint
> of a higher conductor coin trying to hide in there
> . I would like to see how this new D-2 does in t
> hose cases.
>
> It is generally agreed that the D-1 was not good f
> or this task. For example, it wants to give good
> signals on crown caps (which tend to litter urban
> parks).
>
> Thus far, I've never seen a machine better than th
> e Explorer or Etrac for junky-turf-cherry picking
> . I'd love to see if the new D-2 or new "Legend"
> are good for this.

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That's a good video Calabash,looks like Deus came out with another great relic machine.

tnsharpshooter Wrote:
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thanx !

I’d like to see the equinox with a slower recovery speed on this test. Trying both the 11” and 6” coils… Adjust the recovery to 3 and slow your scanning speed way down. I appreciate your time and effort.

EPL II Wrote:
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> I’d like to see the equinox with a slower recovery
> speed on this test. Trying both the 11” and 6” coi
> ls… Adjust the recovery to 3 and slow your scannin
> g speed way down. I appreciate your time and effor
> t.

You MIGHT like to see that. But the Equinox would only FAIL WORSE!

You err in your thinking...

Also, this is a pass / fail test. There is no such thing as "fail worse"



midalake Wrote:
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EPL II Wrote:
I’d like to see the equinox with a slower recovery speed on this test. Trying both the 11” and 6” coils… Adjust the recovery to 3 and slow your scanning speed way down. I appreciate your time and effort.


You MIGHT like to see that. But the Equinox would only FAIL WORSE!