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Hi @@andros01georgiou74 Yes you can modify any program and make it your own, and I would say the deus 2 is one of the best machines in a rocky environment, just for the 9” coil and you will do just fine. If you go on the XP website it will tell you the deus 2 max working temperature, good luck 👍

@DIRTBROSDETECTING thanks very much brother! Btw good videos very informative for rookies/new detectorists on the fields!

@@MarcelaR-dh1ok thanks but where I hunt I would be forever digging iron😬

@@MarcelaR-dh1ok good work!

@@MarcelaR-dh1ok how much iron you digging with that pi machine though?.. good choice to clean up a hot spot👍

Thanks@@norseman1137 if you’ve ever used a deus 1 and equinox it’s much the same with the D2 and manticore. The minelab machines are very good at stopping you to dig and my old nox 800 used to amaze me with what it could sniff out especially on pasture, whereas the xp machines have better descriptive audio and just a nice machine to use. These tests are a bit of fun but weird how the manticore seems to struggle with freshly buried targets as it’s uncovered some crazy deep stuff for me. Good luck with the D2👍

@@ohiofredl no problem 😊

Thanks @@X-Marks_the_spot Yes i can hit everything in my test garden with the ferrous limts on 0 but you can never hunt like that as you would dig everything, definitely need to look at a more open ferrous limit program which is right on the edge of letting in more iron but unmasking the the good stuff. I have tried to hunt with ferrous limits at 0 and look at the screen but i was constantly pulling ferrous targets up, would work on a hot stop though for sure! Cheers and good luck😊

Hi @@lawrencedeans1433 I’ve dug a fair few iron sounding targets to hopefully know what to dig and leave, usually the deeper the target I’ll get an iron grunt somewhere within the signal but also a good non ferrous tone mixed in there, it’s a case of training the ear.. I’ve been suprised a few times where I’ve gone back on a target and it’s non ferrous. There’s also lots of tell tale ferrous signs which I’m sure you know which are ones you always leave, what is nice like the nox it can let big iron in like mini cannonballs and nice iron bits I don’t mind digging, thanks👍

Most machines will grunt a bit at the extremes of their reach but the Manticore seems to do it a lot more. Of course you have other things to look at on the control box. Thanks for replying I struggled with the Nox 800 and iron but every other Minelab machine I was fine with iron and including other manufacturers machines such as the D1 and D2 ​@DIRTBROSDETECTING

@@lawrencedeans1433 no worries, and I find the manticore roughly the same as the nox for grunting away but like the nox it had a knack of telling you something was down there, I think the deepest hammered coin I had with the nox was at 14” it was iron one way and a good tone turning on it. The deus 2 doesn’t have that problem but I find the manticore a bit stronger on stopping you on the deep stuff👍

Thanks@@addwithadz i do find the depth drops in summer on dry baked pasture, plus it all depends what program you are using and how contaminated your ground is? For me if I can hit a 12” smallish hammered coin I’m happy so if you can hit one in summer on pasture at 10” you can’t go wrong, if you are looking for outright depth I’d probably be on sensitive with pitch or a nice 5 tone program running high square, good luck👍

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING cheers mate, I buried a silver sixpence love token at 13" in the garden, I left it a few weeks and now I struggle to get it unless I open the machine right up

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING I have a small defect on the underside of my coil so I'm concerned that's effecting my depth, I'll have to get it sent back I think

@@addwithadz when they resin the underneath of the coils it’s normal to see a slight imperfection, I wouldn’t of thought that would affect depth, if your worried give regtons a call and they will help you out👍 if you want max depth on clean ground I’m sure you know to drop your reactivity to 1 or below and silencer 0 and sensitivity as high as you area will allow, you do get days like that where you havnt found any deep stuff for a while and then something pops up and all faith is restored, keep swinging😊

@@addwithadz that sounds about right👍

Thanks@@TheMetalDetective2023 another episode is cooking now, should be out in the next few days and glad you enjoyed it!😊👍

@@GlennJEvans6567 ambassador? imagine that🤦‍♂️😂 we have some very interesting fields and the manticore can pull some seriously deep targets like in this video, it has a knack of latching on and stopping you, great machine and thanks for the comments😊👍

Thanks@@GlennJEvans6567 we both had a cracking day😊

@@GlennJEvans6567 it never gets old! I always stand there for a moment and imagine what they looked like and what they were doing, it’s a cracking field that one..

@@GlennJEvans6567 thanks, I’ve got the candle holder on the kitchen window sill😊 and you can definitely feel the extra grunt of the 15” It’s a nice coil on clean pasture

@@crisdebeer9763 😂 they made so many mad designs and that field is full of them literally.. can’t wait to get in there when it’s been harvested

Thanks @@marceloudart3797 I understand where you are coming from, I generally do not ground balance the manticore in the uk and same with the D2, sometimes I will ground balance the D2 but rarely get wildly different outcomes. Unfortunately there is not a patch of clean ground to balance the machine against in my garden? I’m no expert although I’ve been using the D2 since release, D1 before and know what works on our land, if I can hit a cut quarter at 8” that’s good enough for me😀I’ll try a ground balance and will report back, you never know! Thanks for the comment👍

Thanks@@user-nm9hw6sw4m I agree, I can’t use the high square audio while running the D2 hot, whereas the minelab machines have a nack of making you stop without the drama even when running fairly low sensitivity, also the manticore handles emi a lot better than the D2 I’ve found, cheers😊

@@GlennJEvans6567 thanks, the buckle was unreal! Cheers😊👍

Thanks @@GlennJEvans6567 she did well that’s day😎

@@GlennJEvans6567 thanks😊

@@GlennJEvans6567 glad to hear your enjoying the channel! We do get lucky sometimes with the finds so please dig in😊 and good luck with the cp9, thanks Glenn

Thanks @@peterwf6641 😊 I’m terrible, i think the bust facing a certain way gave it away? I did look into it and thought I may of got it wrong

Thanks@@clarkfox7961 I disagree, in an air test I can hit a hammered coin a lot deeper than when buried in the ground, iron and ground minerals will affect detection depth greatly.

Thanks@@user-nm9hw6sw4m.. I take it your not a fan of the D2😬😂 I agree it has so many programs that it can get confusing and truth be told I’ve had mine since release day and I’ve yet to find another program after cross checking signals that doesn’t hit a target that the other one does. What I did was stick to one program which was general on 0.71 which I got on well with, did it suprise me like the nox 800? No but did it find the forth hammered coin in a small hoard? Yes I’m now on 1.10 and use sens ft which i know can miss the deep stuff but there’s something in that machine that’s a joy to use, can slaw, alloys and lead are easier to guess on the D2 than the manticores language, id say the nox was better than the manti in that department but it’s still early days for the manti. The one machine you gel with is the one you will find the most whether it’s a £200 machine or a £2000 machine, but it’s good to have variety and the xp and minelab machines couldn’t be more different, thanks for the comment😊👍 Oh and I agree the emi is shocking on the D2

Thanks for the update guys . I'm running a nokta makro 2.75 for a few years in Ireland as a first starter . I've found loads of coins and some gold items . I noticed that that another guy with deus 2 couldn't pick up what I had found . I thank Merryl USA for his advice on the nokta makro simplex but I want a solid next machine for salt water and streams , sand . Not so much field use. What do you think is best for the price ?

@@hughhistory7478 how are you able to detect in Ireland when its is against Irish law

It's not illegal to detect modern stuff.

Deus 1 version 4.0 this is the daddy of all. fast on full tones its unbeatable

@@mikemanhuhughes5106 thanks👍

@@addwithadz the cp9 program can be noisy on some fields as it’s running wide open, in the video I simply used mono program and used 17.6 kHz which is less susceptible to emi. If you want to run the cp9 quiet you can play with the disc and up the reactivity to 2 silencer 1 and lower the sensitivity but you will lose performance. Thats the beauty of the D2, you can run it dead quiet or however suits your ears, good luck mate😊👍

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING cheers mate I'll give it a try 🙂

@@leonardjackman354 you just know when your onto the good stuff with the Deus 2, I’m finding the high square cleans up those scratchy roman grots as well, thanks😊👍

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@@user-wh6ev7nb7x come to my fields😃👍 works for me

It was a long cross cut half

Nice, was this on the P9 setting? Did you have anything else tweaked? I’m still getting used to mine

@@lloydpeek5185 hi yes prog 9, I think reactivity 2 audio 5 disc -4.2 sensitivity 97

Thanks@@detectingdaft I agree, both lovely machines to use😊

@@ohiofredl no problem😊👍

Hi @@DMDC- I tend to always end up on my own programs due to my fields being fairly clean, I very rarely come above 1.5 reactivity unless it’s start to get busy. The CP9 program is based off program 3 which has the older iron filters so it’s a bit more aggressive which I like and will let some iron through as well, so basically I rarely come off cp9 as I like a good comprimise of depth and speed, the deus 2 is a quick machine so I do t feel like I miss much. I am working on a 5 town program though which will be a hard hitter. Thanks😊👍

@@rossjenkins1357 thanks👍 it’s nice when the remote dies and your ears only, I had a gold quarter with the D1 couldn’t believe it, good luck

@@jasonmileham looked that way!😬

@@WallopinSilver thanks😊

@@addwithadz keep digging them all mate then you’ll get a better picture of what’s what, some of my best finds have been the worst signals👍

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING I'm still in my first year of the hobby so it's all a big learning curve for me, it's interesting that good deep targets can have an iron grunt with them, I guess if it's got a good sound with it in 2 directions I should dig it regardless of the numbers?

@@addwithadz if you’ve got a good field that’s turning up nice finds I’d just dig the lot, the deeper you go you will get a bit of iron coming in so be careful leaving them, the big iron could be weapons amour etc, I had a lovely cannonball in one field, good luck

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING thank you for the advice 🙂

Hi @@Chelseaf.c-b2t the manticore or D2? The big factor will be the ground you are searching, if it’s not clear of minerals etc you will struggle with depth, I’m sure if you ran your machine over my test garden you will get the same results? But then all coils are not equal but that’s another story😂 I am on 1.10 on the D2 and latest update on the manticore, hope that helps

@@ehsansh7107 Hi, thanks for the comment.. Yes I think the extreme hunter is good for two meters on large objects, obviously mountain areas may not be the best digging down into rock? I had a Garrett gti2500 which also used the two coil add on on but the deus 2 would be where my money would be going👍 good luck

@@anthonywestwood8489 as always thanks for the kind words on the channel, much appreciated😊👍 I hear you on the deus 2 tones, full tones definitely paints a better picture of what’s in the ground, I can usually guess the lead and most still whereas the manticore is harder to listen for, I actually found the equinox slightly better on the tones somehow as you knew you were onto something good with that, manticore has lots more to come for me but like you said they both have thier strengths and weaknesses, it’s seems one machine can’t do everything.. the minelabs are very good at alerting you to stop and dig, I need to explore high square more on the D2 as I think I may have missed a few deep whispers using full tones. I always try to create the best all round program for depth and speed and the audio option I like with the d2, it’s interesting comparing them so glad you enjoyed it, thanks!😎👍

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING I agree about the Manticore having lots more to offer you. As you undoubtedly have the diligence and perseverance necessary to thoroughly master the Manticore more than most others, as your knowledge of the Deus II speaks volumes for your level of understanding. Plus, when I get some better land, I probably will invest in a Manticore, as it’s definitely an incredibly powerful machine with lots of latent power to pull upon when needed, which also takes perseverance to understand fully. At least I know whose channel to check out for tips when I eventually do acquire a Manticore! Happy Hunting

Thanks@@anthonywestwood8489 you can never have too many machines😎😂 I’d recommend watching iffy signals latest video which is a bit of an eye opener with how fast the new lower price machines are coming on! Thanks for the comments😊👍

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING I have already watched Iffy’s latest video and commented too. Myself personally, I never play bingo when I’m out detecting, much preferring to count on the audio to trump the TID numbers instead. Wherein, I’d rather dig some iron than risk losing the find of a lifetime just because the numbers don’t add up! Regarding never having too many machines. I’ve been a detectorist now for over 25 years, with the odd hiatus on and off bringing up my son as a single parent. When I was married, I always had to justify my hobby purchases with a million excuses. My ex always used to ask whether the latest and greatest detector was a new purchase. Obviously, I used to lie and say no. Even when my son’s eyes were wide-open hearing me tell his mum it wasn’t a different detector, as he was never fooled for a moment that it wasn’t new! Personally, I think the tests you carry out in the soil have much more validation than surface tests. Plus, if anything a test bed with same plane iron nails next to a non-ferrous target, elevated iron nails above a non-ferrous target would be a much fairer indication of which detector is better at identify non-ferrous targets amongst iron. When the XP Goldmaxx Power was first released, it was a game changer for hunting in heavily iron infested sites. The same goes for the Deus and now the Deus II. It’s the testing in the ground that counts nothing else. Those tests above ground are mere parlour tricks, unless the result is also duplicated in different soil types too. I think its good that the detector manufacturers are in serious competition with each other and having to sell their detecting tech at a much lower price, as everyone loves a bargain!

@@anthonywestwood8489 lol I can relate to dumbing down detector purchases, luckily my wife enjoys the hobby but hardly gets out.. but I have to be careful where the pennies go! And I agree, if it sounds good dig it, the 7 and 8’s on the D2 are the same.. I would dig a sweet tone. It’s all part of learning the machine and racking up the hours to understand what it’s telling you as most of the time I can always guess iron which I don’t mind digging a lot of the ti as I’ve had some cracking iron finds like cannon balls etc, the minelabs were always good for letting in interesting iron or too big they can’t deal with it. I did mess up slightly in this videos test as I left the manticores iron volume on 25 where on 3 it doesn’t dominate the non ferrous tone so much, it’s a strange one how it reacts to freshly buried targets for sure so I need to get my head round why it loves to iron buzz everything? Thanks😊

@@sutamacenel777metaldetekto8 Terima kasih, sepertinya Anda berada di belahan dunia yang hebat! semoga beruntung..

@@leonardjackman354 thanks Len😊

Thanks @julianamos😊👍

Agreed D2 is always consistent and is a work of art, but it’s weird cause I’ve always dug deeper targets with manticore and nox 800, then again I’m always on full tones so maybe I need to explore the D2 tone options more..

@@DIRTBROSDETECTING I’ve been using your cp9 program works really well on my fields