Some suggested Deus 2 strategy for hunting wet salt sand- Video added to support the strategy below

Folks my consider doing the following when their goal is to dig gold vs high conductors.
Deus 2 using beach sensitive will hit both low and high conductors. As these targets get deeper no ID given on Deus 2 meter.
So a user can still have a means to put good odds on target conductivity even though Deus 2 won’t ID target numerically.
How?
Very easy.
User of Deus 2 can set up the following programs adjacent in their custom slots.
Set up all with same sensitivity and reactivity and have them all ground balanced.

Beach sensitive program (user will hunt with this program).
Beach program.
Dive.

So when using beach sensitive and target is located and no ID given.
Toggle to beach and dive program.
Does target’s tone get stronger? Especially in dive program.
If it does super high odds targets is higher conductor not gold. Higher conductive target, deeper target, some ID may start to appear using dive program.
This will definitely help a person out for NOT digging deep clad like quarters, etc.
And instead spend their time on trying to locate gold and other lower conductive targets.
Or if when a target is located with beach sensitive and target tonally disappears or gets extremely weaker tone wise when checking using dive and or beach program - this would suggest to user to start digging- odds of higher conductor target recovered extremely low, higher odds of lower conductor like gold to be recovered.

Users of Deus 2 may consider going to salt Beach and burying nickel, clad dime, and quarter and check at various depths using the beach sensitive, beach and dive programs to see how each program exposes each coin as they get buried deeper and deeper.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/15/2022 03:11AM by tnsharpshooter.

One item that non beach hunters do not understand is beach hunters consider everything above iron a "high conductors"
Good beach hunters also understand that at depth black sand and ocean salt water play a role in making targets appear something they are not.

Good [successful] beach hunters do not care about a specific number, they care if they can identify the target as ferrous or nonferrous.

Here is video showing exactly what I was referring to above.
Big thanks to Calabsh for doing video.

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