best machine you have used in iron

tnsharpshooter Wrote:
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> Old California Wrote:
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> > Have come across several good detectors for
> iron
> > laced sites, Deus, GMP, Vista Gold and several
> > others but one detector that has recently
> gotten
> > my attention is the newest Blisstool model V6.
> >
> > Currently, It's my grab and go detector for
> both
> > deep finds and areas laced with iron . This new
> > Blisstool model has a new feature (Ore mode)
> which
> > in many ways operates with the same principle
> as
> > Deus Reactivity mode, this added fast recovery
> > speed is adjustable between 3 down to 1.
> >
> > With a setting of 3, shifts the v6 into super
> fast
> > recovery. A setting of 2 speeds up even faster
> for
> > areas of poor mineralization or areas extreamly
> > trashy or laced with iron. Shifting down to 1
> > kicks the v6 into lighting fast recovery this
> is
> > for extreamly trashy areas coupled with extream
> > mineralization.
> >
> > Those that own the new v6, most will have hard
> > time understanding ore mode and may only see
> the
> > v6 as a deep seeking machine. Takes time to
> learn
> > ore mode, and those that eventually learn ore
> mode
> > will have in their hands one of the best
> detectors
> > they ever owned It's deadly fast and that's an
> > under statement.
> >
> > Very honored to be one of the first Blisstool
> v6
> > users, hidden serect eventually others will
> > experience the same.
> >
> > Paul
>
>
> Paul a couple questions concerning the V6.
>
> Tell me the 2 top coil picks ---one for heavy iron
> and one for good depth---not necessarily the
> deepest depth.
>
> And how does the V6 handle larger iron from a
> tonal aspect------how does it compare to say
> Deus??????

My top two coils are the stock 10.5" coil, the other and my favorite is the 6" x9" coil. The 6" x9" is amazingly deep, and handles sites with iron extreamly well in ore mode. Fares about the same with large iron as compared with a Deus, smaller iron maybe the Deus has a slight edge for first time users with the v6...Eventually, uses with the v6 will learn to avoid most iron as I did took me a while to understand Blisstool. V5 and now the v6 have improved iron discrimination at least that is what I've noticed comparing to a v3 which was my first Blisstool, currently have a v5 and v6.

I have a Deus, and both fare so close on separation its scarely. However, It's because of the new ore mode feature with the v6. The only draw back is new users to a v6 may have a differcult time understanding ore mode, some may not. I didn't but thats only because been using detectors a long time in areas thick with iron.

The benefit of having a v6, It's both one deep detector in regular soil mode maybe the deepest VLF on the planet. Second it has the new Ore mode which is the same as Reactivity on the Deus and this new mode turns the v6 into one lighting fast detector.

Is the v6 for everyone? No..But for those that are serious relic hunters many will see the benefit of having a v6, does well in both deep finds or in the thick of iron.

Amazing detector, just a matter of time others will be saying the same once they experience what I've been seeing these past several months.

All the best,
Paul



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/26/2015 04:52AM by Old California.

Thanks Paul for the info.

Garrett AT-PRO and AT-Gold with 5x8" coil attached!

supertraq Wrote:
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> Never mind,lol......Supertraq, I know what you were thinking....lol..........Did you know that the Patent Office has issued over 4400 mousetrap patents, however, only about twenty of those patents have made any money?

Will Penny....................... and that's the 'norm' for patents. Well stated.........and...... good example. Primary reason: "You got the patent to protect your IP......... but now you don't know how to monetize and market the concept/product."

The new T2 in FA mode with sharpshooter coil. It's amazing. I really need to try it with the 5" coil in FA.

Discrimination is the root of all evil.

I am using a v3i with success but I have a racer due here tuesday. I will let you know what I field test in some iron riddled areas.

C

rustic charm Wrote:
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> cadman Wrote:
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> > Maybe not the best iron machine I have used
> but,
> > good for an honorable mention low cost machine,
> > the Teknetics Eurotek Pro with a 5" coil sure is
> a
> > lot of fun in iron.
>
> I was just about to add the very same - I found
> the ETP to be a fantastic unit in iron for the
> price

Me 3 on the etp.

------------"Cz's still bad to the bone".------------
Living on a big ass Astroid.
The woman that got my rib,I want it back.

Well,
I'll comment here again.

I have not run all machines,,but I think I see a trend though.

Deus for whatever reason,,and I highly suspect Xp Goldmaxx falls in here too.

The Deus seems to be able to when it comes off of say nail points--- has a much less tendency to high tone false,, or as much--- making audio more intelligent in nail ridden sites.

I mean a super performing detector in iron-- many different facets have to be there,,,like separation, unmasking,,audio quality,,how the audio transitions as the detector sees different items with different conductivity (( even different nails have different conductivity)), actually possesses capability for more real time reporting, handle mineral well, etc

And this mineral handling I mention--- may not actually get the credit is deserves,,when construed with just how good the Deus does in iron laden sites.



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 05/17/2016 01:54AM by tnsharpshooter.

Sifting screen & shovel.

Gonebeepin'

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Just one more good target before I go.

Wilson R&C 4...

Any old beat up ratty lookin Tesoro with a hot 9 volt will lay a hurting on a lot of "modern" machines. When my old Bandido II with the brown donut coil, trumped my Nokta Fors CoRe with the little OOR coil, on some "in the test garden" challenges, I sold it and never missed it. The Nokta was a little deeper, and had a headlight on it. That's about it.

It's a lot easier for me to pick out a good signal when there isn't a chirp-grunt and a grunt-chirp and a bunch of jibberish blinking on a screen....just listen for a half decent solid tone and dig.

thumperjones Wrote:
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> Any old beat up ratty lookin Tesoro with a hot 9
> volt will lay a hurting on a lot of "modern"
> machines. When my old Bandido II with the brown
> donut coil, trumped my Nokta Fors CoRe with the
> little OOR coil, on some "in the test garden"
> challenges, I sold it and never missed it. The
> Nokta was a little deeper, and had a headlight on
> it. That's about it.
>
> It's a lot easier for me to pick out a good signal
> when there isn't a chirp-grunt and a grunt-chirp
> and a bunch of jibberish blinking on a
> screen....just listen for a half decent solid tone
> and dig.
Well Stated.