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Thanks Marionette, I also like the thistle top, that went into my special box, this field has quite a few relics, hopefully it gives up some more. 👍👍👍

Meant to say do shorts it will help bring your channel on ive got nearly 126000 views over the last month

Nice I was hoping the lead piece was something like a saddlers badge, I was checking spoons for days lol, thanks for nailing that one, and yeah it is a field that was worked by horses and its also near an old pit. I'm always happy for chunks of lead, but even more when it has patterns. I'm finding loads of broken teapots, bottles, medicines scattered all over the place along with other household objects, I needs some other programs saved onto my deus lite because I don't have the control box, I keep having to use basic 1 and whatever program 9 is, it's driving me mad. But yeah I will catch up at some point dude, I seen some of the holes you guys are digging, savages those are some proper deep holes. 👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 have you tried digging a feet or two in the field and seeing if it turns to ash or capping under the soil jp farm like that up here the tips on the field but theres a layer of soil and grass on top of it youd never know it was there if your only finding finds from late 1900s it could be that was when it was capped with top soil and used as a horse farm something like a field tip would contain lots of goodies if it came from a town

Yeah Thor told me just the other day about big Simon passing away, I had no idea he had terminal cancer. I need to look into electrolysis on coins, I usually use it to etch metal so I do have a crude charger set up that I could use. And yeah the standard programs all feel the same with just the headphones, I got the wristwatch to help with target I.d aswell, just as an extra helping tool. Looking forward to hitting parks aswell, my old fields with all the grenades has houses built all over it now lol that's crazy.

Well spotted Marionette, it was infact a horse buckle and also the lead chunk with the pattern on it was a saddlers badge aswell. So it's definitely a field worked by horses which my old maps show it was a field long before tractors were invented. Plenty of signs of household objects, so it's possible for taps to show up, maybe I can get a copper tap first. The race is on 😆 🤣 😂 👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 maybe haha

Yes bud I still collect them, I'm currently trying to find an 1845 site at my new permission. Plenty of broken bottles, pipes, teapots, and pewter stuff all over the place. I just can't seem to locate the actual pit. But when I do I will absolutely be digging down. But since a major disagreement at the last site, I won't be going back to that one, or I will end up hitting somebody in the face with a spade. Best to find my own spot, rather than digging with a snitch. So hopefully we can find this pit near my new spot. It's slightly older so I would really like to see what's there.

@HOARDHUNTER1 keep looking as the older stuff is what you're looking for. We were digging a tip 1870s 1880s. Sadly, most of the stuff was broken, but just to see narrow necked codds and Hamiltons and early free blown bottles got us very excited.

@huggy176 I heard the same about two other dumps of this age, nearly everything was broken. So if I can pull unbroken stuff there should be some good keepers and sellers. Fingers crossed lol All the best bud👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 look forward to your video. Perciverience always pays off.

@@HOARDHUNTER1 you realise most dumps from that age of 1845 will contain mostly broken stuff as stuff was generally use again and again till it broke on the early georgian tips and victorian tips theres generally no much in them but when you do find something its a gem

Hey Marionette yeah I had 3 heart attacks in 3 weeks, so had to have a drastic change in lifestyle, but just sitting around waiting for another one is not my cup of tea. I would much rather get out and do things i enjoy than live a life at home. I really really enjoy hunting for stuff, to me the ground is like life's big lucky bag, its amazing what gets uncovered if you spend some time looking. I hear there is lots of bottle dumps and treasure patches up your way, so no shortage of little secrets to uncover. It's great having loads of history behind us. And yes one of my first hoards was a pipe hoard, it was awesome to find. With a name like mud larking marionette, im gonna have to check your channel out too. 👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 sad m8 about simon and if you want to come with me to find that stuff ill take u up the atlas bunker if your into bombs and stuff

Good to see you buddy. Who passed away dude ? That's me back on the hunting game, I also noticed someone in England also robbed my channel name lol Anyway how are you keeping ? I also had 3 heart attacks in 3 weeks that's why I had to take the time off. I still get issues but fed up sitting around, so I'm back on it.

@@HOARDHUNTER1 feckin hell mahn you sound like you have had as much bed health shit as me im fucked 3year 8 month later fae this long covid 💩 still getting me all this time after unreal ,you were as fit as me previously you didn't get the jag did you ? No be the first person aknow got it and hah heart attacks who was fit previously

@@HOARDHUNTER1 i don't even watch anyone these days mate alots changed since we were active tho but I've been away for so long now to only watch the ones that checked in on me through been ill

@ThorsTreasure no bud I never took the vaccine, I have always been dodgy about injections, never took the B.C.G and skin test at school either, I don't even go to the doctors for anything. I have less issues now I stopped smoking, don't drink either. I dis catch covid twice. First time my kidneys nearly exploded, and second time not much issues but lost my sense of smell and only just started getting it back. I hope you get that out of your system bud. I have heard about people with that crap, not good, global elites trying to reduce the population creating new diseases and trying to blame China. All so they can make trillions at the same time, and those masks do nothing to help. You should research ways to build your immune system bro.

@@HOARDHUNTER1 ps mate I've tried everything from all the mad diets different meds natural and prescription some of the things have been unreal you wouldn't believe the half of it seems I'm one of the rare neurological long long covid patients they are calling us now mental stopped the smoke as soon as i fell ill that's how much it changed me someday that said they would always smoke nearly 4 year aff it now madness

I actually upgraded from this detector very quickly. This machine detected that gold with no trouble at all, a really good clear signal. However this was on land, these detectors do very poorly on beaches, the minerals give you fake signals every 10 centimeters lol. There is detectors much better suited to the beach, these are called PULSE INDUCTION detectors. Cscope, viking, those type of detectors work on beach but are terrible on land. Very expensive machines can sometimes jump between land and beach, but for the best part you either need a beach machine or a land machine. There are a few machines in a similar price range as the garrett, but garretts are just not for the beach. My sneaky tip would be use the garrett in wood chip play parks, and you will soon have the money for a fancy beach detector. I scoped out about 36 parks that had wood chip areas and made hundreds of pounds in a very short time, I just used Google maps to locate the parks and saved the postcodes by clicking on houses near the parks. Piles of spendables, I was still able to cash the round one pound coins in using a COINSTAR machine at local Asda. Upgraded my detector very fast. So remember, pulse induction for the beach but this is mostly for fun. And garrett for play parks = MEGA COINAGE keep it a secret though, as these are money pits 👍👍👍

Try dropping the "ricomax" name in your search. The 1037 detector gets rebranded by everyone, it has been out for a number of years, nearly all super cheap detectors use that exact concentric coil, I think it's 8 or 10 inches in size. It was made to copy Garretts Ace 250 Detector. As far as I know there is no way of purchasing parts for these. I would look out for a second detector very cheap and use whichever one works better. Plus make sure your coil wire is wrapped around your pole nice and tight-ish, as a loose wire can cause false beeps. But these detectors are very well known to just not work properly out of the box. If you really like detecting and want to enjoy it, I really do think you should just upgrade. Garrett have a range 200i, 300i, 400i These detectors are awesome at finding coins, work like they are supposed to, have excellent warranty if anything goes wrong, and loads of upgrade parts. Cheap detectors will have you digging things that are not there, or won't let you know you are digging down to a 30 inch pipe. Try moving your wire around to see if it will work, then try and electrical tape the wire into place on the pole when you get it to work. Otherwise it might be the control box that is the issue not the coil. And again these troubles tend not to happen with garretts cheaper detectors, that's why most people use garrett as a baseline detector for starting the hobby, they are just made so much better with better internals. But check your wire out first, you may get it working with a little messing around and a little bit of tape.

I don't dig anymore bud, I am currently trying to get my hands on another Garrett AT pro for hunting as this lockdown is cracking me up, I lost out on a detector yesterday on gumtree, I was supposed to be swapping my 3d printed robot suit with jetpack for one, but the guy sold it for cash. Might be able to join you guys for a hunt in the future but I'm not digging anymore. I even deleted nearly all my videos.

Ahhh unfortunately there will be no more digging videos from me bud, I ended up nearly caving someone's head in with a spade. I get really personal with traitors, and one of these brainless goons ended up giving away the location to other digging teams and for me that was a mega breach in trust. I don't hang with people that are very untrustworthy and for this reason I would not be doing the digging again, not to mention any of the other dodgy antics you might get pulled into. Maybe in the future if I come across a good bunch of dudes that are legit, I might, but I have deleted nearly all of my videos on this channel, only a couple left, i have even changed the channel name. Now I will just be buying, unboxing and or testing things on this channel and my oracles cave will be mainly for projects. So I'm sorry to burst your bubble bud, but this is pretty much the end of the line for bottle digging. I'm always getting upto something though so there might be a sneak appearance if I find my own new bottle dump that nobody knows about. Thats the honest answer, a lot of people have asked similar questions, but it's always best not to beat around the bush and be truthful. 👍👍👍

I know what you mean. I've dug at the tip where this happened and got some good stuff from it. I haven't showed anyone where it is as even though to some it's common knowledge to some. Did you keep any of the stuff you dug up or did you sell it? It's so rewarding when you dig stuff up that's over 100 years old. I watch your other channel as well and the Star Wars costume was very impressive. Hopefully you'll find a tip sooner or later and show us your great finds. All the best Derek

Kage I use a drill bit called a forstener bit. It's basically an old style hole saw for a drill. 👍👍👍 You could also use a spade drill bit.

@@HOARDHUNTER1 Cheers man! I only have hole drill bits, can they be used to create the same indentation?

@@kagewilliams4475 I suppose so, I would just drill in a couple of millimetres and then try and chip it out using a small chisel, just take very thin/light layers off at a time, the hole saw will leave a groove for you to chisel towards from the centre, so you are only creating a small groove with hole saw and skimming it out with a chisel. Or possibly sacrificing a drill bit and grinding flat on the end. Or you could drill the size holes you are needing and just plug them up from the back as much as you need, with wood, cardboard, hot glue, anything really, just so your coin sits slightly higher than the surface.

I avoid leisure promotions like the plague. I have been ripped off by him before. It's a shame it's that company that has the deal, but glad to finally see it at that price, it's disgusting how much they were asking for it, just for being a middle man. 👍👍👍

I still have this detector in the attic, it has 3 potentiometers on the circuit board, probably for tweaking sensitivity, I was gonna wait until I knew how to tweak them, but now I have a resistor to find, lol Thanks steam, combined knowledge is how we work stuff out. 👍👍👍

I dont feel handicapped in anyway, there is extra slots for saving tweaked programmes, plus you can get someone with a box to put even better settings in your spare slots. I want to learn the tones anyway to learn the machine faster, and I very much believe that will happen. And so far its pulling up mega targets on ground I have hunted very hard, and had pulled up some unexpected finds that never appeared with other detectors. I have barely scratched the surface on the preset programmes and this machine is crazy good, lightest machine out there, most compact, I find it hard to believe there is a better all round detector out there. And this set up for same price as a Garrett AT Pro, it's a no brainer. Version 5.2 is pretty much the full kit without visual display. The visual display would help loads if searching for specific targets, but so far it just hoovers stuff up. Incredible machine and would absolutely advise getting this set up, I will be saving up and keeping an eye out for a second hand control box for cheap cheap, but for now I'm more than happy without the control box. 👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 👍👍👍Thanks very much for the quick and detailed reply. I think I'm gonna spring for one because for the money I think it will be great for my particular relic hunts. Best of luck. I subbed and look forward to watching your successful hunts.

I dont disagree with anything you said, I truly believe the Garrett AT Pro is the best starter detector in the world. Everybody kissing Garrett's ass will say ace detectors are brilliant but they are really poor. Yes you will find stuff with them, but it's very frustrating, it ruins the hobby for new comers. AT Pro has beginner ace style mode but pro mode is a real detector, how you can hear the ground, but this XP Deus blows my mind, and it hoovers up targets like the place is littered in targets. Even though it's been hammered with the AT Pro. I'm now getting unusual shaped and square shaped relics, but the AT Pro would only find circle and round things. Amazing coin and bullet finding machine. But the Deus is in a league of it's own. Thanks for stopping by poppabear 👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 - yes, exactly. Finding silver dimes, on edge, approx 8-10 inches deep, or even deeper is possible with the Deus, whereas the same exact target with the AT Pro, with a bigger CORS Detonation coil, and the Deus still smashes.

So tne newest version of the XP Deus is v5.2 right? Did none of the new XP Deus come with the Hi Freq Coil,and you had to buy the white loops separate?

Ha ha ha That's exactly what it's like when your with these guys, great laugh while your working away. 👍👍👍

It is a much older version detector, but will infact work just fine. The technology in the microchips has come a long way since then, but that detector should have no issues at all. These kind of detectors are known as dig everything machines, because they will find most stuff upto 6 inches deep, any deeper and a good signal can sound bad. So dig every signal, normally the very lowest signal is rusty iron like nails, and the highest signal is usually really big rusty metal. And everything else is a good target. If you get a good signal and you lift your coil higher off the ground and still get a signal at 10 inches, usually this will be big rusty iron or drinks can. Totlot kids parks with woodchips would be a great place to test it out, minimum rubbish and good mix if goodies to learn the machine, like coins, jewellery and other odd metal things. Just remember, most finds are just trash anyway, I dig about 300 holes in a hunt and only get 30-40 good finds, and I have one of the best detectors for the job. It's a dig everything machine, but yes it will find the goodies if you swing over them, and remember it can sound bad even if it's good just because its deeper. Sand pits Woodchip parks Dry sand on the beach ( but not so much on the wet sand because of minerals ) Parks that get used for events. Ploughed fields All good places for that machine. Give it a try, its hard at first because most of the targets are trash, but soon you will be able to recognize a signal as good or bad and avoid digging it if you need to. It's called cherry picking, just hitting the best signals. But you have to dig a few hundred holes to get the hang of it. Advantage is it only really detects to about 6 inches deep so the holes you have to dig are small. Let me know if you give it a try, I would love to hear about your first experience. 👍👍👍👍

@@HOARDHUNTER1 Wow, that was a very quick and detailed answer. I will indeed let you know when i use it. I plan to use it on a beach in the uk very soon, near to where i live. If i need any advise am i ok to hit you up again ?. Thanks again for your advice, i will hopefully do some digging very soon

@@menacegtr yes that's no problem, just remember that on wet beach your machine will give off false signals, one way to make sure it's a good target, is turn 90 degrees and re-check the target. But you will still find stuff, just expect to dig and not find anything, the salt in the moving water under the sand tricks the detector into thinking there is a target below the coil. But if the signal is loud and clear, and good tone in both directions its definitely worth digging. I bet you find a few coins on your first try 👍👍👍

Not good news I'm afraid. I have been hunting for the same person on Ebay for 3 weeks, I doubt think they are still selling on Ebay. I gave in and just bought an EVOLUTION PRO CUT D HANDLE spade, it's pretty much the same thing, but the d handle is a bit wider than my first one. Sorry about that bud, but the pro cut is identical in shape and design. Including the tig welding. 👍👍👍 Regtons is where mine came from, about £77 delivered, so about the same price too.

This was the best digging tool I have ever owned, I gave it to the person I sold my Garrett AT Pro international to. I'm now trying to find the same company to custom make another one. I never had a problem with bending at all, and I have used mine for leveraging huge boulders out of the compacted ground. Never had any issues with the root busting teeth bending, no rust ever on any part of it. That's why I will definitely be buying another one. I have broken 2 spades in 2 trips and cant be bothered going through that again like the first time, so if yo purchase another one of these. 👍👍👍👍

Yes I fully understand that now, and the firmware reflash is also very cheap, so I might just look for a cheap control box maybe from another country second hand and just get it reflashed from XP. But thanks for posting that information, as that info was also new to me, and will be very valuable to future viewers also looking into this. Cheers Gav 👍👍👍

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The feud lololol Predictive text at its finest. Yeah bud but I will need your expertise in programme selection. I gave it a little shot earlier, tried it on full tones and ready to start learning, cant wait to hit a ploughed field with it, but got major construction sites I want to hit before they dispatch the top soil mounds. And I need to find a beach that you haven't hammered with a deus already lol 👍👍👍👍