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minelab equinox metal detecting tips and tricks
Improve your metal detecting skills with tips, tricks & techniques from Ed Huffman with Treasure Mountain Metal Detectors. Ed will be demonstrating one of his favorite metal detectors, the Minelab Equinox.
The true multi frequency technology in the minelab equinox makes this metal detector one of the best metal detectors that you can buy for under a $1000.
Ed will be demonstrating proper set up and settings for the Minelab Equinox, ground balancing techniques as well as Identifying targets before digging them! Ed is going to identify all targets before digging them in Real World Detecting Conditions! No Air tests - No freshly buried targets... just real world detecting conditions demonstrations!
On my Quest for Gold series I get a lot of questions about identifying targets because it's just so trashy to hunt in certain areas and if you use a certain amount of discrimination you're going to miss the good targets. This is just a basic set up that I use when I'm inland jewelry detecting aka urban gold mining and this is a great setup for whether you're hunting for gold jewelry or silver coins.
The reason it is one my favorites is that you can use it anywhere. It is one of the best metal detectors on the market for all-around metal detecting. Whether you're in the mountains hunting for relics or you're at a park or school or church hunting for coins and jewelry or on the beach or in the river or in a lake hunting for gold jewelry, you can use this metal detector anywhere.
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[@jessieandkimthompson697]

You are so easy to understand and unpretentious. Presentation is friendly and kind. Recommend to all new peep!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much for the kind words Jesse and Kim! Also... Welcome to the channel!

[@Follower_of_The_Word]

Ed I recommend spending time on pinpointing skills to reduce target recovery time. I see many using new, powerful handheld pinpointers with features that are largely misunderstood and seldom used. Sensitivity for example, is usually adjustable and most seem to run wide open all the time. When you see someone struggle to recover a target in a hole, they’re usually using their pinpointer on high sensitivity and get numerous signals around the hole. It takes a split second to bump the sensitivity down and you can do it without removing the probe from the hole. Reducing sensitivity will allow you to find the target faster with smaller holes. Rule of thumb: the closer you get to the target, the lower the sensitivity should be to precisely locate it.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and yes I will try that!

[@eaglerestoration8088]

Thanks love it. Good video, how do you clean your modern coins to buy stuff?

[@Follower_of_The_Word]

@@eaglerestoration8088 Today the easiest method is to haul them to WalMart, they are so desperate for coins they don’t care if they’re not like new. Whatever coins won’t pass thru their coin counter, take home and clean later. Pro Tip👍🏻

[@Indywar]

@@eaglerestoration8088 rock tumbler: aquarium gravel +water+ squirt dawn+ squirt of lime away and tumble for 10 minutes. Even the zinc pennies (what is left of them) clean up.

[@MetalDetectingDonna]

I agree Roger! That works for me. 👍

[@michaeldunn9018]

Thanks for taking the time to make this great video! Great simple setup instructions and live digs!

[@williamiannucci2740]

Thank you Ed and I enjoyed speaking with you and will be in touch , your a good man . 👍

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much for the comment and it was good talking to you! Also.. welcome to the channel!

[@captvanmel2559]

This is the most helpful video I’ve seen for Equinox noobs, like me. Thanks!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you and good luck with your new Equinox!

[@DIGGINGRICHMOND]

Well Ed this is straight to the point!! I love how you explained the whole process of the VDI numbers.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment!

[@MetalDetectingChannel]

Absolutely love this!!! The pullback method we use to identify a bottlecap can also be used for the pulltab.. while running a side to side motion, pull back. If you notice a slight change in sound, it’s most likely a pulltab. Rings with stones are really jumpy from a 7-12/13 so make sure you follow JD’s last tip of turning the “All-Metal Mode” on!! If you are ever unsure about a target, DIG IT!! If you are new to this amazing machine. #equinox600 #equinox800 . Run 5 tones and dig everything!! Then, turn on 50 tones and start to notice the slight nuances of sound!! Great video brother!!! I’m Vermontderek!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Yes I agree if you are ever unsure just dig it! Also I am a fan of running 50 tones with the all metal on... silver tones really pop out!

[@veysikske824]

Lütfen bira kapaklari ve açma kulaklarını nasıl geri cekecegimi soylermisiniz

[@manormouse1410]

Ed, you really know the art of engaging an audience. keep them coming

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

I really like these "skills" videos and they are very engaging. Please keep them coming and thank you.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@richdetterline5195]

Mine lab 800 found a 2 cents coin.

[@TheHUhelps]

Very helpful! Thanks for taking the time to make this video.👍🏽

[@DTdigs]

thanks for the tips! Helped me jump right into my nox 600 when it came in. 3rd hunt I found a 1797 draped bust half dime!! Just put up the video

[@jailen461]

Glad I ran across your channel. I like the way you say ahead what it is. Confident, not arrogant. I like that. I subscribed and liked. 👍👍

[@jailen461]

Thank you so much

[@wildblueangel7431]

Thanks for the video man. By the way.."iron bias" FE and F2 only run separately, one at a time.. so for example, if you set F2 at 2 last, your machine is running in F2 mode for your iron bias setting. You may have already figured this out by now, but thought I would let you know.. happy hunting and good luck. Stay blessed my friend.

[@paulcharboneau6959]

I’ve had my equinox for about a month or so and am amazed at how sensitive this machine is. I’ve found 2 Barber dimes and a silver Washington quarter in the most pounded park in town. Thanks for quick shipping and as a Postal Service employee thanks for shipping Priority mail with Signature confirmation.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! That is awesome Paul .. your doing great with the Equinox! Keep me updated on those finds!

[@georgesocci7034]

Hello Ed George here another Postal Service employee 25 yrs and still going.I went to the ocean today very windy and a very high tide at that found change.Went to a baseball field alot of more change.I always use the horse shoe button when hunting.Thanks for the great video

[@matthewm9913]

Ed , thank you so much for the video . I just got the 800 and trying to learn it . This really helps clear it up on what I am seeing / hearing . Very well done .

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment Mathew and good luck with you Equinox 800!

[@greggclemeaux2593]

Really learned so much on this video. Thank you so much :-) Gregg Boise Idaho.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Awesome and thank you very much!

[@johnmarkham4861]

love the video Ed, i hadnt used my Nox 800 in awhile and lost touch with the settings and operation of the machine i got freom you,keep the videos comming

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you John and keep me updated on those finds when you do get out!

[@marlonwallace9087]

I would love to see a video like this on the beach.

[@martinabenfield]

Great video. Thank you. I just got the 600, this was a great help.

[@eddiesmith282]

You have to be my favorite for information about the Minelab 800/600. I truly have been learning a lot from you! I'm very appreciative how you show the vdi numbers explain what it could be let use hear the tones and than dig and show what it is. Keep up the great work and keep the videos rolling. I will be looking forward to the next one.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Feel free to contact me anytime if you have anymore questions on the Equinox!

[@ozcampnhuntdan7858]

Hey Ed, as a newbie thats just got the 800, this video is just perfect. You are very very good at what you do...thanks heaps.

[@GarysMetalDetecting]

I've dug thousands of those pop tops. Gotta diggum to get rings.

[@texascrossbowdude636]

Dude you are such a great teacher how you explain. I saw a video from derek in FL. Where he was detecting near some metal beach chairs and he paused how to discriminate the beach chairs and was able to detect without the detector picking up the chairs. I think he detected the chairs first to see what number it came in as then made adjustments so it wouldn't pick up the chairs. Do you have a video like that? You earned a new sub.

[@jameskilburn3230]

Man!! Excellent video!! I have just started hunting with my 600 and have a good understanding of the options but I am having trouble learning what to dig and what not to. I have nearly filled a 5 gallon bucket with mostly iron junk over the last couple weeks. You video was great!! I can’t wait to get out there and put it to work this weekend.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much James and welcome to my channel! I hope the videos help you out and I appreciate your support!

[@kevinkrzeminski3316]

Thanks for the nice training video Ed! They are much appreciated.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@jgdevoe]

Well done explaining the settings used before searching. Love seeing the readings and hearing the tones to see how things read before you dig. Really helps.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much!

[@Tofasttodrive]

I buy all my stuff from you I got my ctx 3030 and now a nox 800 y'all are the best i send all my friends to ya'll keep up the videos we love them

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Thank you very much for your business and feel free to contact me anytime!

[@rjreynoldsmusic1585]

Awesome instructional video. My Nox 600 arrives Friday, and I’m switching over from the Omega 8000. It’s definitely going to be different! Thanks for showing me everything in depth.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Your going to love your Equinox 600... Keep me updated on your finds!

[@neilhatton1612]

Thanks, just bought a Nox and found this video very useful for a noob.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for watching and good luck!

[@DanStratocaster1]

Fantastic tutorial. Best detailed lesson I’ve seen. Thanks for the extra tip on ground balancing the pointer. Never heard that before.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@craigbosko2229]

ED, I had no idea that the orange Garrett carrot 🥕 pin pointer can be BALLANCED. When I bought it, it never mentioned anything about balancing it but I'll go back and reread the information on it."You learn something new everyday".

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Yes.... any pinpointer can be ground balanced... probably not in the manual but it can be balanced!

[@dennisdavis8649]

I learned a lot. I would probably forget all of this information if I were out in a field trying to figure out how to set it up.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you Dennis... I am the same way... I will watch something and be like .. yes I need to do that and then forget how to to do it when it comes time to detect...lol!

[@allenspicer3524]

Love the live digs and appreciate the offer to be able to reach out and bounce questions off of you. Take care friend.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@jaspergrey108]

That was a impressive video. That info in the beginning about what each program is geared for is interesting. I will definitely have to do more research on the programs. I was always under the impression that park 1 and park 2 were exactly alike with differences of iron bias, recovery speed, etc that you could change to make it like the other program. I had no idea they were different in how the multi frequencies were geared. Great Video and I see I need to sit down and read a little more about my 800. Thanks for the video. If I could like it 5 times, I would.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Park 1 and Park 2 are very different... Park 1 is for medium to highly mineralized soil and weighted towards low frequencies ... Park 2 is for medium.moderately mineralized soil and weighted towards higher frequencies. I really like Park 1 for coins and jewelry!

[@ramptonarsecandle]

Great vid thanks, I've just got a 800 and find it jumps around a lot but the fields I'm doing were very often old hop gardens where there would have been all sorts of iron used and discarded.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Yes those trashy areas and iron infested area will make the Equinox very jumpy on vdi's!

[@gregsanderson2470]

Hope that you had a good set of holidays '23. We miss you. Hurry back.

[@plugsfordays648]

I just got my new equinox 800 today unboxed it and put it together happy hunting

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and good luck!

[@anthonygovernale7011]

Good video Ed. As you can see I'm a new post within the last 6 months from your last post on this thread, meaning that this is a good archive information video for people who just purchased the Equinox. Still getting use to the shifting VDI's on this machine, and pretty much dig all good signals if you want to find gold. Used the AT Pro for three years with success in plenty of coin and silver with solid VDI's on targets but no gold. Bought the 800 because the PRO was horrible on salt water and black sand and already found gold twice on my first two hunts in a park...Luck? Maybe, but it already paid for the machine. :-) Thank again for the good video.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you Anthony! Yes... the Equinox with that multi-frequency technology is awesome on the beaches/saltwater! Congratulations on the GOLD!

[@joedelvecchio5446]

Thank you very much really big help for a Beginner

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Happy to help and thank you for watching!

[@julianram03]

Very helpful, Thank you for sharing your experience. I appreciate your time.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much Julian!

[@faronmastin8683]

Thanks for the information it really helped me to know what to look for just getting started and bought a Equinox 800 from you waiting to get it so I can get started. Found my first 1800's button yesterday hunting with Nicks 800 In Indiana.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Awesome find on the 1800's button! Keep me updated on those finds and how your liking the new EQuinox!

[@harrysurtees8710]

I like it. One of the best, if not the best demonstrations on the Equinox 800 . Simple, clear and consistent voice/sound. Keep em coming. Have you done the more advanced 800 video yet? And, thank you for a great video.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Should have an Advanced video coming soon... I also have a similar skills video to this one that I did with the AT MAX as well if your interested! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6PdaaeNhMyWn7c

[@yvonnewhitchurch9675]

Ed, thanks for the tips! I’ve had my equinox 600 for over a year now and I’m still trying to learn it. I will go out today and try out your suggestions you gave and hopefully..... I’ll not pick up so much trash....

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Focus on the solid repeatable high tones ... especially 24 through 32!

[@jameswhitley3664]

Awesome video- love the positive attitude. You probably saved us countless hours of digging.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much for the comment!

[@johnmadill8344]

First video of yours that i saw Ed was swinging a Garrett AT Pro. It was a "dime every time" and i knew i had to have one! Then i saw you swinging the Equinox 800 and i knew i had to have one! What's a fellow to do?! Thanks for the great tips and your positive attitude. I'm in Michigan and lean toward the 600 but there are gold mines in our upper peninsula so the 800 might be better. But i'm not sure what kind of landscapes would hold it.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

John, I can go into a lot more detail with you on which metal detector would be best for your area and type of hunting... please feel free to give me a call sometime at Treasure Mountain Detectors. Also.. I can work you out a good deal too!

[@dragonflydigs658]

Thank you! Very helpful! I have an 800 and I’m still learning how to use it! Looking forward to a more advanced setting video! HH🎧⛏

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@godsbeast.69]

Awesome vid’s. I’m looking at an 800. And really learning a lot through the vid’s. I think it’s best to dig everything, as you never know your luck.😁👍

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much! Let me know when you get ready for that 800 and I will work you out a good deal! Yes... you never truly know for sure until you dig it!

[@godsbeast.69]

Adventures With Ed Huffman Thank You.👍

[@MrCotaman98]

Very helpful. I’m a beginner and no one explains the reasons for the features just assume you know what they are for. Thanks. I’m subscribed now.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you very much and welcome to the channel!

[@alkimball82]

Ed, just came across your videos enjoying them a lot especially the Equinox 800 with the 6 inch coil in a trashy area, I am presently detecting an old late 1700's home site that is full of iron. Thanks for the tips!!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@nickhaas2407]

I have buyers remorse on some of my detectors, but not on the Equinox 600. Yes the shaft is flimsy (Detect-Ed solves that problem), yes the arm cuff seems like it is about to fall off, but I still love it. I love Field 2 mode. I hope in the future the price of the 6 inch coil comes down. $180 is too much. I thought FE and F2 were mutually exclusive (page 52 of the revised user manual)? Hopefully you can do an advanced one on the Equinox and focus on relic hunting in old iron. Thanks Ed!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Yes I agree with you! When you say mutually exclusive ... do you mean exclusive to the Equinox 600 or 800 or are you saying FE and F2 act the same? I will try to do the video in extreme iron soon!

[@nickhaas2407]

@@AdventuresWithEdHuffman If you look at page 52, it says: "The Iron Bias FE and Iron Bias F2 settings profiles are independent. When Iron Bias FE is selected, the iron Bias F2 setting has no effect, and vice versa".

[@IffySignals]

Correct Nick/Ed, if your in F2 your only using the values in F2. FE and F2 are completely separate. Its an additional Iron Bias. So when Ed put FE 2 and F2 2 and backed out it was only using F2 2. Whatever mode you are in when you back out is the mode you are using. Take care.

[@jaystrongbow9435]

Ed, love your work on these videos. I have a question no one can answer for me ..... since you can run the iron sound down so low with the Equinox, why not just search with the horseshoe button on in all iron, instead of just checking with it? I would think hearing all the iron in the ground would be a bonus. Thanks in advance Ed.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Yes... that is exactly the way I hunt... I run 50 tones with the all metal activated at all times... you can really pick out those solid tones that way!

[@jaystrongbow9435]

@@AdventuresWithEdHuffman Thanks Ed, I think the Equinox is also accurate calling iron and only gets fooled once in awhile by a curly 200 year old square nail or one with a big head. Generally it calls iron accurately so I run all metal too. I hunt colonial sites with heavy square nails and the Equinox has been a game changer for me in New England. Thanks again Ed !!

[@fjbsolutions2446]

Looks good Ed! Really liked how you broke down the numbers and what to mostly expect. I need to get out to do more video's! I plan to do a vid on how to clean clad soon. My special blend of ingredients to make dem coins shine!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment Mega Cladder! Looking forward to you new videos!

[@haus6565]

Most of my gold rings with the Nox 800 all were 9's and dead solid in the ground. I spend most of my time hunting the 9 to 13 range. In my air testing of over 20 rings, 10k, 14k, 18k, mens, womens, small, medium, large, the full range is 7 to 16. I setup the machine Park 2 for 5 tones, then adjust the Advance Accept\Reject zones as follows. Z1 (iron) I run up to 8, Z2 9-13, Z3 14-21, Z4 22-30, Z5 31-up. Then in advance sound I turn Z1, Z3 down to zero. So you don't cancel out a notch, you just don't hear it while letting the detector do its job fully. This avoids all the noisy trash tones and you can focus on good target ranges. Yes, I know and accept I will miss some things but the time I save not digging trash more than makes up for it. I also refuse to dig zinc pennies (Z3 range) that are all janky, banks won't take them. Essentially I hunt gold, nickels and copper pennies and up. This a very effective means to hunt a park in my opinion.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Nice settings and strategy! A lot of people don't realize how difficult it is to hunt parks for gold jewelry .. however I can see you have a very good understanding of what it takes to be successful. Your basically narrowing down the odds to your favor by concentrating on your Z2.. that is a very effective method in Urban Gold Mining! You are missing some large gold however the majority of gold rings found in parks are going to be small to medium so you are definitely saving a lot of time by eliminating 14-21... because your right .. zincs can become very frustrating and overwhelming! Keep me updated on your finds! Send me pics of your finds this year to [e-mail]

[@haus6565]

@@AdventuresWithEdHuffman I forgot to mention previously, I also adjust the tone in the Z2 9-13 up to a 21. Slightly lower than Z4 and Z5 where are 25. In a sense you stop on a high tone but have that slight variation. That is nothing more than a mind set for me.

[@johnmcquade6049]

Hey thanks Ed another great video. You got me leaning towards the 800. I like the wireless headphones feature ...give me another week I’ll be contacting you about a sale.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thats awesome John and yes please feel free to contact me anytime if you have questions or your ready to get one!

[@jeffmiller7330]

Great video but was wondering why ground balance when the manual says to keep it at zero unless you are at the beach or prospecting one of the two I don't remember which?

[@tedshymkowich578]

Great instructional video! Thanks! I just started detecting with an Ace 300 in Daytona Beach and am already looking to trade up to a Nox 600 to get wet.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Let me know when your ready and I will be happy to work you out a good deal!

[@tchiz5603]

nice video. I've learned more from your video than all others I've watched. Thanks. Keep them coming.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@vicvalente4874]

I really appreciate these tutorial videos, this'd is the detector I am going to get as soon as I can, and yes I will be getting it from you!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! I highly recommend the Minelab Equinox Vic and just let me know when your ready!

[@godsbeast.69]

Vic Valente did you get an 800. How are you finding it.?

[@TheHistoryDigger1]

Hi Ed. I liked the video, thanks. Not sure but thought that when you noise cancel the Nox you are supposed to do so holding it out in front of you vs keeping it on the ground?

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Yes ... actually in the manual it tells you to hold the coil away from the ground which works fine. I had experimented around with holding it away from the ground and on the ground. The detector seemed to run a little more stable (not so noisy) when I hold the coil to the ground during the noise cancel. I think it basically just comes down to preference or maybe even how strong the emi is different areas. Try both methods on your next hunt and let me know what you think?

[@MetalDetectingDonna]

Good video! Enjoyed & learned! 👍

[@wagr9824]

Ed, why did you run both an “Iron Bias” of 2 then a F2 iron bias of zero, it is one or the other not both. Like your videos, you seem like you would be fun to hunt with.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Yes you are correct one will cancel out the other... I wasn't aware of them cancelling each other out when I made the video. I really like to run F2 on 0 when searching for silver coins however when I am in the park looking for gold rings F2 goes up to 2 or 3 to get rid of those pesky bottle caps!

[@rollandsaxton]

I new to all this so I have a question I just bought the equinox 800. How much better is the gold monster 1000 at finding gold or is it. I've watch a couple videos which makes it look like the gold monster is slightly better at gold. Btw great video

[@eddiespaghetti2214]

Good video, expect for a rookie like me I’m not sure exactly what buttons your pressing to lock in the setting 😕

[@digitupboys9339]

Thanks for the info. I have been thinking about getting a 800

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

The Equinox 800 is an excellent all around machine... highly recommended! I will be happy to talk more in detail about if you want to give me a call... just contact me through Treasure Mountain Metal Detectors

[@lesterrobinson1310]

EXCELLENT Skills Video!! I'm an EXPERIENCED Equinox 800 user, but I wanted to see if I could Improve MY KNOWLEDGE!! But it reassured me of MY KNOWLEDGE of the 800!! Many THANKS for taking the time!! NamVetLesTreasureSeeker.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! More videos coming soon!

[@gregbaker5109]

Great video Ed! Thanks for all the tips. You make that machine look fun. Hope someday I'll be able to take advantage of all those tips. Have a Happy Thanksgiving this week!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Im loving the Equinox!

[@paulsdogwalking]

cool machine settings, thanks

[@angelorosvillegas409]

I brother, i love you videos and you positive energy,this is why i gonna share this,I have mi aka signum metal detector ,the vdi is same to the equinox,but with this metal derector you can swich the setting to find only gold ring and discriminate everything, coins ,pull taps, bottle caps, foil etc ecept alumium and 5 cent coin you gonna mees thin jewelry but you gonna find to much gold ring, in the last 5 times that i went i found 9 gold ring,i recomend you , i have the video is in spanish but you can see very well how works..thank u my friend happy huntting, im sorry about my inglis im learning

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you Eduardo and I really do appreciate the kind words! Also... Thank you for recommending the AKA Signum Metal Detector... I have never used it however I will definitely check it out! Also .. good job on the video you did!

[@angelorosvillegas409]

@@AdventuresWithEdHuffman u are welcome bro..

[@peaceful5121]

Yes! Please more skill videos! I learned a bunch!!!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and more videos on the way!

[@15DurangoRT]

Very informative. Great video Ed! Subed!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you and welcome to the channel!

[@kevinmccrory2347]

A lot of great info Ed. I hope to someday have your skill level. Your videos are very helpful and enjoyable to watch. Keep the videos coming.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Looking forward to hunting with you!

[@chriswatkins4025]

Great video.. Thanks for all the information.. As a beginner I love videos like this..

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@stevejernigan4371]

Really enjoy live digs. They helped me with the E-trac. Maybe something with iron falsing in the future? Sometimes beaver tails will hit hard on 12 as well. Thanks for sharing.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Yes when I had my ETRAC I loved to watch videos by Cutaplug.. man I learned a lot about the ETRAC from him and doing live digs!

[@gunnersmate623]

your good man...real good...keep going cause I'm learning a lot from you.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you Gunnersmate62! More Videos Coming Soon!

[@gunnersmate623]

@@AdventuresWithEdHuffman good because I have a nox 600 and I need to learn it so I can go out....HeLpppp!!!

[@jerrycox2058]

good video, I dug a solid 12 Wednesday that turned out to be a folded over pull tab. I have dug them as low as 9 and up to 18. guess the alloy makeup. depends on the site, sometimes those trashy targets are multiple targets sitting on each other but mostly trash. Only one way to know for sure LOL. Great job of showing tone variations etc.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@ericwall8871]

Really great video. I learned so much!!! Many thanks. Wishing you and yours the best from 🇻🇳 Vietnam

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you and welcome to the channel!

[@akanten]

I really liked this video, but I have a request. I am not so interrested in seeing every dirt dig. Can you please make a video with just the VDI numbers and finds? Like a quick go to video on finds from low to high? Would be great to have a reference to remember.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you Anders and yes I will do a video like that very soon!

[@clayn931]

Ed. For someone just starting out, but will be with groups every weekend in the woods/ farms until the snow starts, what machine would you recommend? This person has zero experience but is a fast learner and understand technology well.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! I highly recommend the Minelab Equinox 600 or 800! Feel free to give me a call and I can go into more detail why I recommend the Equinox.

[@jgdevoe]

I have to ask since it’s mentioned a lot in various metal detecting videos whether you have mineralized soil or not. Where the heck do you get that geological report to find out if the soil in your area or any thing within 20-25 miles is highly mineralized.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

I mainly determine if the soil is mineralized by how high or low the detector ground balances at.... if it your detector ground balances at an extremely high number then your soil is highly mineralized!

[@haroldking371]

Thanks,,I do the all metal check also on iffy signals,,I'm gonna try your tone set up..I like how this is a real hunt,,some days are like this/ many,, regardless machine..I do like the pin point... thanks for keeping it simple..I live in high mineral ground,gonna start coming out of multi to single 5/10 and see if get depth and missed/left behinds,,you scratch the surface on it but stayed multi...gonna check your other vids...

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@lancemcilwainoutcastmetald5398]

Great video. Love all the skills tips.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment!

[@kennybowers2502]

Since I bought My Nox 800 I don’t even get My At Max out! It blows Any other detectors I’ve owned out of the water, and I loved My Garrett At Max.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! They both have their pros and cons however I do feel that the equinox outperforms the AT's in the trash and on the silver!

[@marksuma9078]

I second that, the 800 is amazing

[@MetalDetectingDonna]

I felt that way about my M6! Lol.

[@louturks23]

I recognize the place you are at. It is beautiful there. I metal detected there a few times.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Did you find anything good?

[@louturks23]

Ed, not really. I once took a walk in the woods there and found handcuffs. That was a first for me finding something like that.

[@codybrookehanson2346]

This video is so valuable to me. The numbers seem to translate over to my Vanquish 440. Thank you so very much

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment!

[@kenferr3650]

Thanks for the great videos keeping me from getting discouraged. I need all the pointers I can get. Have a great Thanksgiving!!!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Stay Positive!

[@metalrocks1]

Ed you are amazing, thank you for your knowledge and guidance, I have the AT Max the Nox 800 and just bought the Xp Deus and love all 3

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and kind words! Those are my favorite detectors as well and also the XP ORX... which I just did a video on yesterday! They all are excellent all around metal detectors!

[@cremerchen]

Thumbs Up, i use the same Setup xD and i love also all xD

[@MinelabMatt]

Hi Ed, I’ve just subscribed to your channel, I live in the uk and just got a nox 800, your videos are really helping me find some good stuff so thank you for that, the fields over here are very trashy with iron but I’m starting to pull some good targets out thanks to your skills tips 👍🏻

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thats awesome Matt and welcome to the channel! Keep me updated on those awesome finds you will be making in the UK!

[@dirt_tones]

Ed.. Where you at brother? Miss your videos and enthusiasm

[@Metaldetectiontubeworldwide]

Great video and channel budy , subed and automatic bell on 💪🤠... I have a simelar channel 6 years , also with Equinox 800 and XP deus ... My NOX payed it self 12 times back in 1 year 👑👑👑.. But de XP found my only 500 y old gold Ducat . Grtzz johny geerts

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! I will check your channel out.. looks like you are finding a lot of treasure!

[@AAPHomestead]

Very cool and✌ informative

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thanks 👍

[@devildogadventures6141]

Great advice, can’t wait to own an equinox.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Hopefully you will get one soon... they are great machines! Remember I can always work you out a good deal!

[@jamesgalloup1000]

DevilDog Trucking if you ever buy a equinox I would definitely buy from Ed. I purchased mine through treasure mountain deters and if you ever have a question or problem Ed will go out of his way to help you. He is my go to guy 😀

[@chriswatkins4025]

I also purchased my 800 through treasure mountain.. Ed was a big help to me and answered all of my questions.. And I had plenty of them.. 😆..

[@Metaldetectiontubeworldwide]

Gonna share your video on ny facebook group ...great that i found your channel budy !!💪🤠

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! I appreciate all the help I can get.. thank you very much!

[@rolandozols5103]

Very informative video. Looking forward to an advanced skills video. Bought my 600 from Heath and loving it!

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! That 600 is hard to beat for the price!

[@ronralphsson7296]

This is another great informative video.I am tagging it for viewing next summer.Unless you are going to invite me to detect with you where it’s warmer,”hint”.I will have to wait until the annual ice age to retreat from Minnesota to use information.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Your welcome to detect with me anytime.. if you are ever in the Knoxville, TN area just let me know and we can meet up and do some door knocking!

[@marlonwallace9087]

How do you guys distinguish pull tabs from gold? Do you dig it all? The reason I ask is because on the beach you will see thousands of those

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment! Unfortunately... pulltabs and gold rings sound the same... you have to dig them!

[@CrazySpiderAdventures]

I like this Ed! Totally have to film an advanced one for some of the settings. 😁

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@davidseeburger8448]

Awesome training video. Thank you

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you David!

[@samferda6239]

Love these kind of videos. Can’t wait for advanced tips. Here’s a question...why is it that sometimes when you have a solid hit, you dig hole, the signal disappears?

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support! Its called falsing... usually caused by high mineralization or you could be getting some hot rocks.

[@jerrycox2058]

sometimes you have pulled it out and it has flipped out to the side somewhere or can be stuck to the digger

[@gregorydobson4307]

Hi from the U.K, I get this a lot and its when you dig a hole and the item falls out of the side wall and into the bottom of the hole. The nox doesn't see it until you get it onto the surface for some reason.

[@cwhunter7127]

Great video Ed, yes a advanced video would be nice. Especially showing the FE2 in iron. Seeing is a lot easier to learn than reading. Lol. Take care Buddy.

[@AdventuresWithEdHuffman]

Thank you for the comment and I really do appreciate the support!

[@anthonyvenish1755]

hi from South Africa have you done a beach video thanks