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I appreciate your positive comment, it means a lot to me and thanks for watching! I have not personally had any problems with the accupoint, I do not usually pair it so I can't speak to that but I agree with your points. I love the iron bias feature and the lcd screen. Thanks again for dropping by.

It does seem like it's a little more stable after the update

Thank you, it is a nice pouch, the canvas material holds up very well.

I really appreciate your kind comments, thank you so much!

@@MetalDetectingMermaid Thank you! I’ve never had any problems with the XTerra Pro in the water. Good luck on your hunt!

@@dcmdetects What settings do you recommend for freshwater? I've only been at the beach, so I have no idea what mode or frequency to use for a river. Mexican pesos have a lot of iron, so I'll be on All Metals. I'm watching your "Avoid This Metal Detecting Mistake" video right now.

@@MetalDetectingMermaid that's interesting about the pesos, it must be pretty awesome detecting in Mexico. I have used all three modes in freshwater. 10 or 15khz seemed to work best for me and number 2, if using beach 2, it is locked in at 8khz. I also keep my recovery at 1 or 2, you really can't swing fast in the water anyway so I have often times used 1 for recovery. I toggle all metal on. One thing that gets people frustrated using the XTerra Pro is that they many times run their sensitivity too high. Not saying you have done this but a lot of people do. The XTP can be very unstable at higher sensitivity levels. It is a very sensitive detector. I hardly ever run mine any higher than 20. Most of the time I am at 16 or 17 and at times I have been even lower. You will still find targets at good depths and there is no need to run it at 25 (that's been my experience). Experiment with the modes and the frequencies. The higher frequencies will tend to find the smaller targets more easily, that's why the default is 15khz for Park 2 and Field 2, it's more geared towards finding smaller jewelry or relics in those modes.

@@MetalDetectingMermaid thank you so much for the kind words! I appreciate you watching!

Glad to help! Thanks for watching!

@@MTBUPGRADES great tip for using the contact paper, thanks for sharing that!

@@BobHolland1949 if I’m relic hunting I definitely use all metal and I dig a lot also. These settings are just meant for cherry picking in a trashy park or if you don’t have much time. At least that’s what I use them for.

I have not used a Manticore so I can't speak on it but I have heard good things about it. The D2 is a great detector for sure. Thanks for the comment!

The XTP is a great detector. That's a pretty awesome haul on the clad! Hope you get to hit that bean field soon. I will be getting into a couple of cotton fields soon myself. Good luck on your hunts!

@@dcmdetects I will here in about a week after I'm finished deer hunting. Glad there isn't any corn stubble like last years crop. It was a pain when I was trying my xtp out back in the early spring. Good luck in your cotton fields.

@@darinblackburn6023 Yeah corn fields can be tough, sometimes the cotton can too if they didn't disc over it again after harvest. We'll see...

The operating instructions can be vague sometimes and it doesn't help that with many detectors you will have to go and search for an online manual because they do not include print manuals in the box. Some include it but not all and most people aren't going to all that trouble. Can't say as I blame them. Congratulations on the finds! I honestly haven't found a lot of jewelry, mostly coins. Putting that time in certainly helps! I appreciate you watching! Thank you!

@@Bad_Boy-Kraken I have not tried APTX headphones that are not minleab to test that. My understanding is that Minleab uses their own proprietary Bluetooth technology that pairs only with their headphones. If you have a pair or access to a pair of APTX already give it a shot. I’m not sure if it will work. Minelab sells a transmitter also (WM09) but it’s over 100 dollars.

@@JenningsPutnamArt1991 thank you!

@@dcmdetects Yep 👍 I love finding the Cross and jewelry!

@@JenningsPutnamArt1991 me too!

It's an awesome coil! I love using mine in the parks and in the woods. Thanks for watching!

@@DetectDigSmile yes I would make sure you write the number down or take a picture as you said. Also, if you go into pairing on the WS6 or RC and plug the charger into the coil it should pair without entering the serial number. Thanks for watching!

@@dcmdetects Great to know, did not know that.

@@RickyD1968 I like it a lot, I’ve also used the XTerra Pro quite a bit so using the Elite felt very natural for me. It is my understanding that the Elite uses the same processor technology as the Equinox 700/900 but I have not confirmed that. If you like Nokta detectors you may want to have a look at the Triple Score if you haven’t already. I’ve heard really good things about that detector. Their Pro Pack has the SC24 coil and wireless headphones for 499. (Last time I looked). The Elite Expedition pack is 599. There are so many great choices for detectors now it’s hard to decide.

That is a great suggestion, I appreciate you sharing that here. Thank you!

@@MiamiDetectorist that moldable opening is awesome, 😎 one of my favorite features! I appreciate you watching! Thank you!

@@darinblackburn6023 I did the same thing! Bought two pouches one started falling apart and the other I didn’t like the way the top was, I was having to fight to get things in the pouch. Should have bought this one first. Congrats on the Excalibur, it’s a great shovel! I appreciate your watching, thank you!

@@jackfellmyjr5035 this thing is tough! Wish I’d bought it first before buying others. I appreciate your watching, thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks! I don't normally keep them but it's different.

We are always learning for sure, every day I learn something new. I appreciate your watching and the comment. Thank You!

@@aliasfred I have problems with my hearing. When I first started in the Navy I was a Sonar Technician on a submarine. I have a high frequency loss. Glad to see you are still detecting! I appreciate your comment and watching! Thank you!

@@dcmdetects My hearing loss came mostly from pheasant hunting in the 70's (12 ga.) no decent hearing muffs that allowed you to hear cackling of a running bird, so no protection at all. Plus I did auto body and frame repair for 46 of those years, the first 20 years I was young and dumb, hardly any hearing protection at all.

@@aliasfred I was dumb about protecting my hearing too. Ignored protecting it when I could have.

Thank you so much for the kind words!

That’s right, people metal detected for years without these numbers. Too many people use it as a crutch because they do not want to put in the hours to learn how to use the metal detector. I appreciate your comment and your watching, thank you!

It's a learning process, if I had to compare it to another hobby I like - when fishing I absolutely despised using a baitcasting reel but never took the time to learn it. Now that I have practiced a lot with a baitcaster it's one of my favorites to fish with. Don't ignore the numbers because they can be a good tool, but don't base your decision to dig just on the numbers. I really appreciate your comment and watching the video, and most happy that you found it helpful, that's my goal. Thank you!

The instruction manual for the XTerra Pro is available online they don’t print it- here is the link - www.minelab.com/__files/f/498603/4901-0420-2_XTP_Inst%20Manual_WEB_EN.pdf

Thank you sooo much

@@osieljuts you're welcome!

It can definitely fool you. I appreciate you watching and thanks for the comment!

That's great that you helped them out! The frustration can be real for sure. Yes, hopefully, they found something after you helped them. I appreciate you watching, thanks!

They both should be low latency.

Thank you. I have really been enjoying learning from your videos

@@BrianRobertson-m5q I appreciate your comment and I’m happy you’re getting value from my content. Thanks for watching!

It's a great resource for sure, the watermarks and ads can be a pain in the rear but it's useful. Anytime I get permission to do a field I will also check this website to see if there were any houses in or around the field. I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching!.

@@TheMedicalDetectorist those tools are definitely helpful. I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching!

@@ErnieG-uy6gv it’s a great resource for sure. Thanks for the comment and watching!

It's a handy tool to use for sure. Thanks for watching!

I spend a lot of time there too, it's very helpful! Thanks for watching!

Awesome! This feature is on both the Pro and Elite.

Hi there and thanks for watching!