LIVE DIG ACTION!! Coins and jewelry with the XP Deus in the big park.

31khz in the red clay.

[@JustinTheGreat86]

The most dumb question is the one not asked. I have a dēus2. I hear you talk about hot programs for hot soil. What do you do to your custom program to consider it a better program for hot soil? Turn the iron down some? Or something in the discrimination?

[@Detect-Oregon]

That distinct sound of the D1, tonal utopia

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

I love it!! I used the Deus 1 many hours week. My 9" Deus 2 coil is going in for repairs.

[@break1722]

DP mode on the X terra similar to Dues II? I think you can also turn up iron tones to increase the grunt on false targets

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

The tonal concept of DP and pitch tones is similar. The iron volume and tone break(disc on D2)is very important on both detectors when using pitch tones. The tone changes and is dependent on the depth and size of the targets, not the conductivity. The D2 is more advanced with tonal settings that are interconnected with the pitch tones that enhance tonal dynamics and modulation. Many older analog detectors had a VCO toggle switch that is similar to the pitch tones.

[@loopyu2y]

U can bring all types of batteries to a home depot or lowes to recycle. They just put them in a better spot than a dump. Instead of when you put in the normal garbage can. Save the planet! Team Green!

[@PaystreakSuperfreak]

Maybe you should call Home Depot or Lowes and ask them which batteries are recyclable. Alkaline batteries are not classified as hazardous waste

[@digginggopher]

Where I am alkaline batteries can be recycled I think, or at least they give us a bag that says alkaline batteries only no rechargeables and they pick it up with the garbage in October before Halloween, all the rechargable and lithiums can be recycled at a bunch of places in town, but they say no alkaline I don't use alkaline batteries though, they leak in your products, all my batteries for every day stuff is Nickel Metal Hydride, and my flashlights all take lithium ion cells, and when I used to vape they took the same cells as my flashlights For NIMH batteries I recommend IKEA Ladda brand, all the battery people think they are made at the same factory as eneloops, but are half the price, that's all I have are laddas