Post more and I hope you’re having a good stay down here across the pond!

Nice coin and great shovel!

Very nice video 😃

So cool

Love the Tesoro black Cibola, Mojave, Outlaw, and Vaquero. Sure wish some wealthy person would buy the rights to Tesoro and start it back up again, but we usually don't get everything we want. They sure made some great detectors.

I just bought myself a compadre. I'm sure I'll find some good spots for it!

Is there a way to lower the speaker volume if I wanted to use that instead of headphones?

So to discriminate Iron, you have to have the knob turned TO iron? I always thought I had to turn it above Iron. I'm glad I saw this, I am sick of railroad spikes lol

I hate showing up to metal detect when they're mowing the ocean, getting all the salt water clippins everywhere.

My first detector is a Tesoro Cibola. I like it so far.

you are talking for me....... I`m on metal detecting for years...and my experience is..... if easier if better.....driving an ORX1 first generation....an I´m fine with that solution......and i am finding all, if there is something^^. Thank you for this Test.

Love seeing true comparison videos so you really understand what different machines are capable of. Great demonstration of horses for courses.

Not Surprised to hear you say this... I hunt a number of black land prairie sites where the home and farm buildings were built on the highest elevation to help with flooding. The buildings are long gone and over the last 150 years or so the debris has been washed down grade into a rain cut drainage. When the fields are turned most of the metal is just too deep to hunt and you need heavy rainfall in order to re-cut the drainage that holds all the metal. Sometimes you can wait a few years before you get the conditions needed to hunt these sites. Once cleared the ground is basically a carpet of nails, nuts & bolts along with large pieces of farm iron and a massive amount of rust flakes from decaying nails and other metals. At first you just walk along and pick up all the visible items such as coins, buttons, relics & marbles along with all types of other things usually found at these sites. What is left is hundreds upon hundreds of nails and iron bits just on the surface layer with a few inches of the same under the ground mixed with non ferrous targets. I typically use a magnet and fill a couple five gallons buckets with nails and iron off the top layer before I ever break out a metal detector. The Deus 2, Legend, 900 & At Pro will completely clip out and they are rendered almost completely ineffective. You can throw coins right on the surface and not get a signal in a lot of cases. With the Deus 2 (9") in fast an using about 50% sensitivity and a reactivity of 5 and by holding the coil about three inches off the ground you can squeak a couple of targets out. The Legend and 900 while using the 6" coils and greatly reducing the sensitivity fair a bit better than the Deus 2 in this scenario. However, I have found that my Tesoro actually outperforms them all in this environment and the discrimination is more accurate as well. I hunt 80% of the time with digital detectors and the Deus 2 being my carry around and first strike detector and I adjust from there.

Cibola Is still a good detector. I had one for several years. Sold it after I got a Tesoro DeLeon given to me. Shame someone didn't continue the Tesoro brand.

awesome my friend

does this machine have polyphonic tones? wicked hunt and very cool silver 🥳👌🔥

nice metal detector buddy..

im always watching your youtube channel

good day! happy metal detecting buddy..

That is one junky site!

This is cool seeing someone detecting with a Compadre 👍🏽👍🏽

Bloody awesome hunt especially the axehead and the bottles at the end, there could be more in that area

I got the excalibur hand digger, mainly because i likes it was double edged, but i didnt like the handle being metal, so i wrapped it in hockey grip tape like back in march and its held upnso far I really like my predetor Phoenix shovel, it fits in my nokta backpack, its light, and it digs great plugs, although its more of a park shovel then a forest or field shovel, as its a bit small like I said If i got a nexus id get the silver scout coil, the smallest one available, but i dont think a tonal machine is good for me, as im really really tone deaf, high tones i can pick out but low to mid tones all blend together for me

i have no clue what's going on really, but its enjoyable for some reason. cool video

That is such a challenging site! Really showcases the machine’s capabilities

Very nice video. What kind of detector do you recommend for the beaches? V2 or V3 Thanks Ron

Nice video. This is a very good analog detector. Thanks for the video!!

Great video Andrew, can you do me a favour and break dance every time you get a target, take a 4K 3D photo that's compatible with 3D glasses and mail to me everything that you find

You should show the objects at the end, with their possible history, year, condition, etc... Those analog machines are very good!

woohoo the signal response on the small bullets shows how vicious the SS coils really are, you genuinely are not going to miss much

The V2 is such a smooth machine, especially with the SS coil........... A good hunt.

pin pointer will change your day/ worth every cent

I would love to see you get something nice, just enjoy your time hunting

Nice video. Sorry about your issues. I hate when life gets in the way of my metal detecting! Nice copper

Perhaps buy a small Trond/Avantree, or such, wireless Low Latency transmitter/receiver and some Velcro brand Industrial strength self-adhesive hook and loop strips; 50mm/2" wide. Cut to fit back of transmitter and same size to stick to back of Nexus audio-out box. Buy a short length of stereo extension cable with a 3.5mm right angle male-end jack plug on one end (to go into transmitter) and either a 6.5mm male jack to go into audio outlet of the Nexus . Pair transmitter to headphones with Nexus switched off. Once paired, turn Nexus on and you're away to go. Around £25 for the lot. Only glitch is you'll need another set of wireless Low Latency headphones. Garretts are linked to their brand transmitter only, as far as I remember.

Really interested in purchasing a nexus. How long did it take to receive yours after ordering?

Do these have a head phone jack? Might be okay out in a pasture but for heavens sakes why not if not. They want over two grand in US. And they can't offer basic things?

Buy a Garret Z link.

Awesome hunt Andrew can you do me a favour and post your settings up 😂

This video is clearly set up we all know the discrimination on the Nexus can't be trusted 😂

Is that with the 25khz coil?

43 days! The countdown is on 😃

Nice hunt, must be fun to hunt the shore, lots of good jewelry, I hunt here on the treasure coast of Florida, great video, Fireman Jim

What does that detector cost here in the US. Great video

Where did you get the control box cover for your Standard Mp? I have the older version 1 Nexus Standard Mp and would like to get a cover for mine.

Will you be doing more beach videos on this machine Was wondering how it pickup gold chains Also how deep you can hear a nickel in the wet sand

Does the machine pick up chains well Also if you do another video can you do air test on a nickel

This video is clearly set up you must know that a single frequency, fancy knob job analog detector doesn't work on the beach - YEAH BUT !! the wet sand

Hello, thank you for your tests. I have a favor to ask you. It would be possible for you to do a test with this Nexus Standard MP v3. The challenge would be to detect a bronze or silver coin under 3 iron nails, then the same thing but with the coin 5 centimeters under the nails on the surface then 10 centimeters. That would be very interesting. I hope the translation will be correct. Thanks in advance

Your V2 runs smooth as silk on the sand. Thanks for the video.