@@jamesdwyer5162 thank you ☺️

@@dardobartoli thank you ☺️

@bennoah9780 I'm so happy to hear you're very welcome.

@@js-sound you obviously haven’t learned this machine yet. I’ve had a record gold count this year. You can’t compare a single frequency detector to a multi. Using 17.5 kHz you will be missing the fine and small gold. There is a lot to learn about how frequencies react to metals. When you know you know.

@@RelicDirtyhands I couldn't find only chains with Tesoro, because 17.5 kHz is a problem for chains. But it saw 1 gram of gold super, didn't give false signals with metal. I did a test like this: 45 cm deep and 1 gram of gold, then I filled it all with earth, did a test in discrimination mode for all metals except gold. It beeped steadily! I added metal to gold, it beeped for gold even with 50...100 grams of junk metal. Then I removed gold weighing 1 gram and it didn't give a signal for metal. Tesoro is the king! And all modern detectors have the stupidest discriminator and everyone writes it off to mixed metal! While Tesoro doesn't have this problem and the discriminator has never interfered with it searching for gold between foil, iron, beer caps, etc. That is, all modern detectors are false information about conductivity or, to be more precise, they display the total reading and can assign gold the number 20...39....55...76...82. Which makes the work of such a discriminator useless.

@@woodyl8416 yes that’s correct 😊 doing a test is a great idea, but be careful discriminating numbers. The quality of sound is a better guide.

@@RelicDirtyhands Hmmm... I don't understand "the quality of sound is a better guide" do you mean the strength/volume of the sound? or the tone pitch? Is this explained in one of your videos? I'm in the process of watching each video. Thank you so much for your videos.

@@woodyl8416 you will notice a difference in the quality of tones, a bottle cap doesn’t sound as good as let’s say a gold ring. It takes time to recognize the difference but well worth learning. A good target unless really deep is usually a nice crisp tight signal, a rusty bottle cap sounds scratchy. To avoid bottle caps I would use the iron bias vs discrimination. An iron bias 2 on the 600/700 or an iron bias of 4 on the 800/900 dirties up the bottle caps even more so it’s easier to move on.

@@kurts7216 I would definitely contact them and let them know. This is not Coilteks channel. What Equinox are you using the 6,7,8 or 900?

@@Not1Edit Sorry, I didn’t have a mic, hope the information was good and what you needed.

@@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor We are all doing great 😊 we’ve been busy filming a tv show. Season 1 will air this fall on APTN and we are working on Season 2 of Red River Gold

Best bet is to take a nickel and see what target ID it comes up as. Canadian ones had a target ID of 12.

You are welcome! 😊

@@santiagommc I wouldn’t have expected that. I don’t have the 700 or I would have been able to test it as well. Maybe call Minelab customer service.

@@RelicDirtyhands thanks!

Thanks Eric!

I never did do a comparison depth test sorry.

We have had so many amazing adventures. I’m really happy we started doing this hobby together 😊

☺️ thank you, this was an amazing adventure. So happy we captured so many of them over the years.

You’re welcome 😊 Wishing you lots of luck 👍

No it’s the one that was bought by developers in Ottawa. It has full of houses on it now 😊👍

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you ☺️ It’s been a while 😁.

You’re welcome ☺️

Sorry I have no idea, I use the wireless and when it’s too hot I’m in the water with the waterproof ones. I haven’t tried anything else ☺️

I completely forgot about the WM09 Module, you can use earbuds with it, it still keeps you wireless from the detector. So sorry I should have thought of it.

Thank you ☺️

Congratulations! The 600 is a great machine. Modern Canadian coins can be tricky. Park 2 works best for our coins.

F2 is the best all around, FE I preferred on older farm fields.

@@RelicDirtyhands oi, thanks for answering still going near F2 - 0 and Fe - 0? or you pump it up on first run

@@pero1337 are you having problems with iron or bottle caps? Zero is best, but if I use it or need it, I usually use a max of 4 and that’s usually enough for my sites. F2 was a version added with a later update. It’s a good overall iron bias but really helps when you’re digging to many bottle caps and chunky iron. The higher it’s set, the more you risk good targets being classified as iron, but using iron bias could reduce how many trash targets you dig. In areas I hit hard, I keep it at zero. But before I get frustrated I increase to 4. If you are dealing with too much falsifying, a reduced sensitivity can also help in those situations.

Good luck! There should be an old bottle dump on most 1800's properties. We find them on the hillside and bottoms of ravines. For flat areas, they often dug a pit in the yard to bury them or threw them in low areas in the bush. Sometimes the obvious glass or bottles on the surface aren't visible. A good probe would help in these cases.

No, it's not in Haliburton Ontario

Miss those days 😊

Thank you ☺️

Hopefully we get more of these out! 😁 Trying

It’s a great detector 😊👍

When the headphones are connected the speaker on the detector shouldn’t work.

It does that with wired ones but not with Bluetooth ones

@@briantack2058 it shouldn’t, once it’s plugged in, it should also stop. Are you using Minelab headphones!

@@RelicDirtyhands yes mine lab but of course the Bluetooth ones don't get plugged in

@@briantack2058 ok, I would contact customer support at Minelab. Once the wireless or wired ones are connected to the detector the outer speaker shouldn’t be on at the same time.

Thanks!

Thank you!

On video yes..lol broke into the 1600's club this spring with a William 3rd copper. That was the highlight thus far. Found the usual tokens, wreath silvers and jewelry. Still working on getting on the fist gold of the year. Cheers buddy!

Sure is! ❤