Metal detector search coils

[@daveb7999]

Thank you for sharing your expansive knowledge of metal detecting Gary! Finding your channel is like finding gold. 👍

[@cbidigginit7565]

Thanks Gary I’m from cape Breton Nova Scotia your video is very helpful keep them comming thanks again

[@therrienmichael08]

I saw a picture taken of Gary at Meyers in Tampa. I'll be living in Florida starting early September. It would be a thrill if Gary did a meet and greet or put on a presentation.

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

I know Phil and Ive been invited to a few detecting meet and greet gigs but unfortunately they were in filming season. Hopefully this winter

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

Im hoping I have time to hang out on the West coast of Florida

[@georgereichle7998]

Hey gary i really enjoy the curse of oak island and thank you so much for the info on detecting you are a big hero of mine i just cant get out so much any more because i have kidney failure but when you are on tv i feel like im right there with you

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

Aww thank you so much I really appreciate that. Cheers Gary

[@oliviasmith7044]

I was just in vero beach for the past four days and thought of Gary Drayton! Visited the McCleary museum and wondered how many items you had contributed. Thanks for searching!

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

I visited the museum a few months ago, they have some really nice displays

[@usmc3386]

So happy to see ya back on here man. Please keep it going. Learning a lot from ya. 👍

[@idigdaytona4478]

I always tell people Minelab could have put any size coil on the Equinox or any of their other machines .They do a lot of testing on a machine before it is released to the public, They are going to put the best performing coil on the machine . If you want more coverage , stretch out the length of your detector shaft. You will cover more square feet with each swing . Good to see you back Gary.

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

well put

[@TheMarcvir]

Gary, I'm from Brazil and always watch your videos, congratulations for the job, cheers!

[@Jaxx_The_Thing]

I was inspired to get myself a metal detecter because of course of oak island. (Your my favorite person from the Shoen by the way). And the Bruh for my birthday I got a pin pointer.

[@alexhalterman5278]

Very interesting video. I purchased the 15 inch equinox coil to use on a beach in Florida this April but now I am second guessing myself. I will attest to the small coil working in trashy areas. I found a 1918 liberty half at a site I metal detected several times with a larger coil but the ground minerals and iron made it impossible to hear the good tones.

[@mikebloodworth9258]

Stumbled on this Video Garry while searching out if I should go smaller or larger for Beach detecting as finds most is surface or just below. Looks like I will stick with my 11" DD on my Manticore having upgraded from the Nox 800. Love your hunting on Oak Island :) Have you tried the CTX3030 in the Gold Fields and compared to the Manticore in Prospecting mode. Cheers

[@Whadaa72]

Sure has been a great learning tool. Dug probably 600 coins this summer on my nox 800 but funny just bought a 6 inch coil. I dont even use the pinpoint mode on the detector because I learned the coil and machine. Thanks for the video!

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

It took me a while to warm up to the Nox and now I love it

[@Theolesouth]

Great advice. Thanks!

[@SouthCoastDetecting]

Great bit of advice buddy

[@ferrousgrump]

Excellent video! I more often watch videos to learn a thing or 3 instead of the common watch over my shoulder as I dig up targets! Cheers!

[@GetTheBeepOut]

Very good info Gary!

[@MrLemonBob]

Thanks Gary theirs treasure is in the informatio

[@Mark-Dixon-1]

I tend to keep my detector standard at the moment

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

wise choice

[@jbkhan1135]

Good info, Gary! Thank you!

[@ginodejesus9302]

Hey Gary long time no see I guess oak I land kept ya busy. Thanks for the tips.

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

Yup

[@marcshea8921]

Sir, so if we am looking for small thin gold chains ⛓️ with my Equinox will the 6" coil be more sensitive locating them than the 11" ??? Thank you.

[@gordoncole6989]

Hi Gary, When are you back on Oak Island for series 9?

[@FrogHairsPond]

so what are the big differences between newer and old metal detector . I have a really old garrett ground hog vlf/tr . I just play around w it and have used it for the property lines.

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

surprisingly little has changed over the years

[@thedeanisin256]

How bout DD vs conceration coils PROS AND CONS?? Love to hear your take, Cheers, Godspeed.

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

The choice of DD or Mono search coil really depends on the ground being covered. As a general rule DD search coils work better over highly mineralized areas and mono search coils get better depth over non mineralized ground.

[@randyvfromtheperch]

Gary, I need some help setting up basic discrimination on my CTX. Any DIY videos that show how to do it?

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

Hi Randy, yes I will publish one soon showing my settings, although I use very little discrimination. For example the pattern 2 of the preset Beach Mode. that is just enough to cut out small iron and help make crusty non ferrous objects sound worse. Cheers Gary

[@randyvfromtheperch]

@@internationalmanofhistory1077 perfect - thanks Gary. Look forward to it!

[@curlyjos]

Great video! Thank you!

[@grasshoppercrews1296]

Still looking for my top pocket find

[@h.w.h.6732]

Great video Gary. I've seen people as well with massive coils. Here in the states we don't have as many Hordes of Treasures for those giant coils. Any Detectorist around Sequim Washington? DM Me

[@Downeastwaves]

Thanks so much! Considering upgrading my old Bounty Hunter (which I love and find lots if neat stuff) to a Vanquish 540. Debating on getting the pro setup with two size coil's. Your thoughts?

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

Good choice! I tested the vanquish and its a great bang for the buck metal detector. good luck!

[@Downeastwaves]

@@internationalmanofhistory1077 thanks. Did you get both coils or just one?

[@Downeastwaves]

@@internationalmanofhistory1077 I swing a 10" now.

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

@@Downeastwaves both

[@Downeastwaves]

@@internationalmanofhistory1077 oh GOOD I was hoping you would say that! LoL

[@navydogsadventures3500]

Hey Gary, Sam from Washington St. Hope you are good brother! I need to get one and start treasure hunting!👍

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

You should!

[@navydogsadventures3500]

@@internationalmanofhistory1077 yes sir!👍

[@YankeeDownSouthAdventures]

Great video.informative

[@DesenterrandoLAHISTORIA]

Saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽

[@YankeeDownSouthAdventures]

Florida Hunt 8... 😀

[@GoneDiggin]

Coool. They are engineers not people who dig. Also a search coil depth is generally related to its size. A 17inch coil will dig a 17 inch deep target. Don’t get me started on PI machines

[@davidfrazier1186]

GOLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jasonshapiro8442]

hi Gary!

[@larryy6467]

Larger coil gets deeper targets. Go deeper

[@parispzon1516]

Gary, did you say, "winkle out"? Haaa 😂 (Does that mean sound off or make a sound?)

[@internationalmanofhistory1077]

That means being able to enhance a signal or simply sniping out a good find in for example an iron infested area

[@bearsharkp3901]

#GARYDRAYTON2024

[@badkarma2202]

Y are you recommending one thing in your books, but in your videos u change it up? You make this really questionable?