I will resume videos soon, I hope. Unfortunately, I got quite ill, which has had some long-term effects. Couple that with my day job, which takes up 60hrs a week and the great British weather I've not been in a position to record much when I have been able to get out. But thank you for watching, it means a lot to know people are still looking in. 😁

It's the price that was my biggest issue. When you can buy the same unit for around £20 from one of the Chinese sites without the brand on.

I've heard others say it's not good, just not on KZbin. Maybe because I wasn't given the pointer for free to test/review I can be a bit more honest. It just seemed like gadgetry for the sake of it. And when you can buy the same thing for a fraction of the price from verious Chinese selling sites, it seems very overpriced. But it was just my personal unbiased opinion.

Your a bundle of fun!! Great reviews by most other people

@tedpritchard3571 as said above. Maybe because I'm not paid or given things for free, I can add a little honesty to my reviews.

That was literally out of the box, field 2, 5 tones, and adjusting sensitivity to suit the field. People put too much thought into custom settings. The Minelab engineers are pretty good. The presets are usually brilliant. Good luck out there, you're going to love the machine. 👍

I'm not sure to be fair. Now joan Allen have stopped trading I'm not sure who the main dealer is in the UK. However, the battery in mine is still going strong after four years.

Thanks M8 ! Baught One Brilliant and ave had some Expensive machines in my time I'm over the moon with this one@@beepingmarvelous.

Cheers, mate. I'm still having transport issues, so digs are a bit difficult to get to.

Yeah, post video research got me there eventually. 😂

To be fair I probably should have explained. But I did drop the sensitivity down and even with the iron volume up the lowere sensitivity wasn't giving good iron tones, and I wanted people to here them to show I'd made the bed as realistic to a natural setting as I could.

​@@beepingmarvelous. And I Never Noticed that you have lowered the Sensitivity on the X-Terra Pro but I will watch it again later on and when you started the video, you Was on Full Sensitivity and you will have to go lower than 20 and the Full Sensitivity is from 21-25 to get off the full sensitivity Area in the X-Terra Pro program but I will watch it again with the volume up once I can....

​@@beepingmarvelous. And the X-Terra Pro also has a fe settings that are in the hidden features in the volume And you can increase the iron volume just press and hold the Settings button once you get to the volume Area and I'm not sure but it has a lot more settings but I don't have it with me now to get you there.... but it's a Very Powerful Detector....

I tried it while setting up the detector for the video. I did say that I had turned the Fe volume up, but with sensitivity low the iron wasn't really coming through. I am familiar with the interface and menus as I've been using the Nox900 for a while now. This was just a quick run through of the different programs over the same targets rather then an indepth look in to settings.

@@beepingmarvelous. Okay I can understand what you are trying to do with the X-Terra Pro and it's seems that they have intended to keep the iron volume low even though you have put it on higher level but I have noticed that when you take the Toe of the coil and the X-Terra Pro will give you a iron Grunt just a little bit better than the whole Coil grunt but I have also noticed that every video of the X-Terra Pro that I have watched, is and will actually react differently than the results that I get from it and I have lowered the Sensitivity to 12 and it's seems to a little bit better than the other's videos that I have seen that are in the 21-25 range and when I get to the jumpy VDI I can say that it's a JUNK Target And I have dug a few up just to make sure that it was right.....

Cheers. It definitely finds plenty, really hoping it finds me something better than musket balls tomorrow. 😂

I dont think you'll be disappointed. I mean, this is just the first time out on a field I don't know with a new machine.

Charles 1st, half groat, 1625-49.

A dolls thimble.

Not unless Rock is made from cast bronze.

It's a little copper alloy fragment.

I went back and combed the entire area, I came back with a hand full of 9mm rounds from ww2 and a pouch full of drinks cans. It was a momentary fluke. 😂

I've already had correspondence with some "high up" people, and they are calling the brooch an "important find" for the area. I've started the recording process with the PAS.

Cheers. That field had been a nightmare. Up until then, it was all shrapnel, .303s and rotted military buttons. What a difference a little rain made

@@beepingmarvelous. Much better with the soil a bit wetter.

9th century Anglo Saxon/Merovingian enamelled brooch. Described as an "important find" and awaiting recording for the PAS.

Possibly an saxon cloisonné brooch.

It's definitely an intriguing one. 👍

My uncle belongs to a clay pigeon club, and he takes them to dispose of them safely.

I'd hate to think of it going off when the plough hits it, especially as the field backs on to a riding school.

No, it is a repair for a hole in a pot/bucket. They used to create a plug with lead in the days before they knew lead was poisonous.

You're not wrong, heartbreaking. 😂

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@@beepingmarvelous. That's what I'd tell myself, ancient adamantium.

It's been a wonderful journey. Long may it continue. Cheers. 😊

Thanks you, Nd thanks for watching. 😀

I'm in the hobby because I love history. It'd be lovely to find gold, but for me, an item like this tells a story. It's about building a picture of the area.

I think with the amount of military stuff on that field, it was used as a training ground during the war. We have found a lot of military crate related items, buttons, and .303 rounds there. There is what looks like a hinge barrel on the back of it.