5 Beach Tips for the Minelab Equinox!

[@jeff30795]

As a beginner, this is great advice, thanks Steve.

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!

[@philbateson7966]

Cheers Steve... Good advice there👍 On beach yesterday and got a 925 silver ring and handful of pre-decimal coins. That rough weather worked a treat😀.

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks Phil! Sounds like you have a good spot there! The big swells and harsh tides definitely help to uncover those deeper targets and bring them within Detecting range.

[@Party-Marty]

Thanks Steve 👍. Good tips. I’m yet to take my Nox on a beach but keen to try. Cheers 🥳🇦🇺

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

The Nox is a great beach machine, and I’m sure you’ll find some good stuff if you put in the time!

[@lisar8347]

Good tips 👍

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks for watching!

[@jgdevoe]

This is the first time I’ve heard about aiming your coil at the source of interference. I did not know this.

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

The machine scans for the channel with the least amount of interference, and by aiming the coil at the nearest likely source of interference you are giving it a better chance of picking up this interference, and thereby avoiding it.

[@greggclemeaux5804]

Learned something new 😊. Thank you and well explained. Gregg Boise Idaho

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks for watching Gregg! Happy to hear it was useful for you.

[@The1KMnO4]

As always - great advice.

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks Walter.

[@rangey6663]

if u read the manual beach 1 is for wet and dry sand and beach 2 is for underwater

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

True, this is what the manual states. I have found that Beach 2 works well for me when gridding the beach and moving between dry sand, wet sand and the edge of the water. I get less false signals and the depth is still very good.

[@shanesstuff1321]

great video mate well done

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks!