Operate your detector correctly and bring home more gold!
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2022
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Probably THE best video on explaining how metal detectors work on finding gold. Thanks for sharing Gary. 👍
If i would have thought the way you worded your thought,s. Awsome,. My comment an yours are almost the same meaning, great comment😃
I learned more in 26 min than the 15 + hours of metal detecting videos I have watched over the years, great job.
Thank you
That demonstration of the detector unable to find the bottle of fines was freaky. Had some designers of these machines squirming a bit I'm betting. Time in on the unit and good practices seem to be the key elements. Good stuff. ✌
Dig every target has taken on a whole new meaning after that demonstration. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge in a way that is easy to understand.
Awesome knowledge my friend. Have a great week Gary. Thanks for another great trip out 🇺🇸👍😎🍀⚒
I was just thinking no way Gary’s leaving there without searching a bit at least 😆. Always enjoy watching 👌👍
Once again, Gary proves why he is the BEST at what he does! Thanks Gary.
It’s a Two Toes Monday !!!!!!
It’s always great to start the week this way jeff 👍🇺🇸
Say four C cells four times fast !!!! LOL
Good morning Todd !!!!!
Coffee with the boys....morning!
Love your videos Ty for sharing
The top of the coil does the same, so basically it’s a sphere around the centre.
I knew that. What I didn’t know was fine gold concentrate won’t read.
Thanks for the invaluable information.
The cut foam is a great way to demonstrate coil depth effectiveness. So much better than a diagram. I was shocked at your swing speed demonstration with the fast swing. I know I sometimes when I have low confidence that I wander around and swing quickly. Talk about a self fulfilling prophecy.
Hi Gary, I think I can explain why the nugget is easily picked up and the flakes are not. It's the magnetic field. When whole, it creates a strong field. But the pieces wont create as strong. Let's use the earth as an example. It's fairly big, and creates a pretty good size field. But Jupiter, is much bigger and creates a huge field. But mars, much smaller, doesnt create one even as big as earth. An asteroid, just passing by, creates very little. Bigger the target the stronger the field is. Each individual piece creates it's own field. They cannot link together to form a bigger one. So when your putting the bottle of fine under the detector, it's only picking up a magnetic field from the closest pieces. Hope that makes sense.
I heard it was the molecules of the target dancing from frequency wave of the metal detector. The detector probably reads the big dance instead of a bunch of little dancers, just a thought
Good video Gary. Good evidence of its not the size of the bait that catches the fish...So much as how you wiggle the worm! My first nugget was a specimen, the signal was weird, in my hand there was a square nail, a boot tack and a one gram nugget. Taught me to dig every target.
One of your BEST "educational" videos ever!! Thanks!!
Best video on metal dectecting ever. I enjoyed every minute of it thank you so much.
Maybe the most instructive video you've done Gary. Many thanks! I'm going to do that, but with different sized targets to see the difference in field size.
Right on Gary, definitely learned something. I’ve had the same batteries in my detector since I bought it and it’s been messing with me the lower the battery level gets. (Whites gmx sport) So new batteries it is with back ups 👌👊
Me too
mate that was a really good video .i particularly liked the foam cut out ive seen plenty of diagrams but to see the actual size makes it so much more usable information im going to use that a lot with my detectors and i dident know about the fine gold not registering ..that good to know as well ..thanks again great video
Gary,
You're the Best prospecting instructor Bar NONE!!
Your explanations, your methodology and your True Exuberance have NO Comparison with ANY of the multitude of Prospectors!!!
Thank You...
I am Not Alone when I say, YOU Sir are "THE Gold Man".....
And that goes equally for your Treasure hunting instruction and knowledge.
Don't stop!!!!!!
Great informative vid, thanks. I'm here for your gold knowledge, old timer skills, your environment and your no nonsense ways. However that burn (creek/river) looked so bonny to cast a fly into. Beautiful looking water and I'd have my 4-piece #6 tied to my rucksack along with any mining gear. 😏
Thanks again. 👍
Finally caught a new one. I've been watching all your videos. Haven't seen one I didnt like. You're one awesome dude. You have taught me everything I know, and it's very much appreciated. Hope you find many more ounces in the near future.
You are a great teacher. Thanks for your desire to share your knowledge.
The proper use of detectors was one of your best. Thanks. John
Who would think to try that? 🤔 that's amazing that it doesn't pick up the fine even all together In a bottle. Nice work Gary. Always enjoy your videos ,keep em coming ✌
Thank you for saving me so much time trying to figure out how a metal detector operates. I still have a lot of work to gain proficiency, but now I’m not completely in the dark.
My $65 machine finds the heavies and that’s where I find the gold. 20 year old machine.
Another GREAT video ‼️ I always have a small Nugget with me and use it to set-up my detector for the soil I'm in (if I can find it I can find another). The biggest piece of Gold that I've found (,8g) was "under " a bullet. I found the bullet and thought that it was heavy and other things heavy would be near it, yep another inch. 👀🤔🤠🌵
Thank you Gary. The cone really reinforced why I need to go slow and overlap when looking for the larger deeper nuggets in the desert.
Genius way to test and visualize how that coil works !
Up here in Northern California myself ,saw you using the 2300,, My brother bought one learning everything I can, thanks for the upload, learning a lot
I've watched this one twice and I just keep learning. Thanks a bunch for sharing your knowledge.
Hi Gary, I've watched many metal detecting videos. But you buy far have blown every video away. Thanks for actually taking the time and providing us with the best demonstration I've ever seen.
Take care and God bless you and your family 🙏
One of the best how to video's I have seen and I watch them all. Going out with a new 540. I been at this a while, going into "home" ground. Thanks, that crevice trick was outstanding.
You said it, Dig every target!
Excellent +++ demo! I've taught people that with drawings, but your example is the best I've ever seen! GREAT video!
Great job Gary! FYI Fine gold, even though it is in the same location, can only produce multiple or scattered and weak electro magnetic fields (EMF) where as one nugget or nail can produce a much larger emf
loads of great info fam. great day out indeed fam. keep on living the dream fam. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!
So true have pulled out a couple of nails from a crevice no more signals dragged out the remaining material and panned it of for 7grams of gold 👍 Brad nsw Australia
Great well thought out visual example. Thanks for taking the time and putting in the effort to produce this.
Gary, this is definitely the best metal detecting instructions video!
Gary thanks for the bush up, great job my friend.
Nice work Gary. Much appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks for the awesome info. I'll be trying this with my GM1000.
Thanks a ton Gary, been prospecting for years but new to detecting for gold. Taken it out a few times but have alot to learn about optimizing the machine. Very helpful video! THe styrofoam test was a great visualization of the field, i'll have to try it out on my GM1000
I see at depth the searching is inch by inch. I learned something, thanks.
Thank you Gary for sharing your experiences. Great video
Excellent vid!!! Can't wait to get out my detectors and test their side response. Never thought of that before. Your discussion of batterires is SPOT ON! I have always used rechargeables and carry enough for more than twice the time I plan on being in the field. One of my mottos... Better to have more than enough than not enough. Curious though... why don't you use a pin pointer? Finding gold in crevices and tight spots would be so much easier. I always have my Garrett Carrot on my belt.
Fantastic detector demo. Didn't know much about swing speed. I have the GB2 and Jeff Williams suggest a fast sweep and others suggest a slow sweep. I need to figure that out. Thanks Gary. 🇺🇲🗽😎⛏️👍
This is awesome. 👍Thanks a lot Gary🙏
Best information on battery I’ve ever seen or heard I have always used new charged batteries
Thanks for the class Gary. Very informative!
Been watching your videos for months now. I learn something every time.
This video has really helped me a lot with my new metal detector.
Thanks greatly for sharing.
Gary, I really enjoy your videos on your gold hunting/prospecting. The videography is absolutely the best. Your lessons on where to look for and find gold also very interesting. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
Great lesson Gary. Advanced instruction, well done
Very useful, thanks Gary.
Another brilliant tutorial, Gary, thank you!
Excellent instructions and illustrations!
Really enjoying your channel Gary! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
excellent explanation. you have to spend a lot of time with your detector to get to know it.
Great video Gary. Good information and very well demonstrated. Thank You!!
Thanks Gary, this has been really helpful! Thanks again for making these videos. They are interesting, helpful and enjoyable to listen to.
Thank You!!! I always learn something good from you!!!
A amazing demo of what your detector sees. Great video🤙
Thanks Gary!
Dig every target. I've heard you say that before and it's paid off for me. More valuable lessons in this video making me to better understand my detector. Thanks again Gary for this invaluable lesson!
Good to get get another good video from my favorite prospectors.
Thanks for the pre-season refresher. Snow is melting slowly here in Canada and what better way to prepare for the season than honing those skills before heading off into the mountains.
Looking forward to seeing what you and Jeff manage to find this season. Such a great feeling sharing the hunt with good company.
Enjoyed all the information thanks a bunch for sharing and always enjoy getting out in the hills.
That was very informative video Gary. Thanks for sharing!
Very cool tutorial Gary , you are right about dig every target . Last summer while detecting , had I turned on the iron discrimination , I would have never found the beautiful diving knife made in Finland , it turned out to be worth $ 300 bucks , SCORE. thanks For the show and tell , see on the next one , Cheers
Good video thank you for the detecting advice and especially for showing how it works.
Excellent video Gary, thanks again! 👍🏻
Great info, thanks for sharing your knowledge Gary, Semper Fi!
A great learning video
Thanks Gary!
Thank you! Extremely helpful and you really explained and demonstrated this very clearly.
Thanks Two ! !
Big help Gary. I have the SDC myself and I'm just learning its capabilities. This was fantastic.
Great learning lesson that helps tremendously Thxs Gary. 👍🏾
As usual, incredibly informative.
The reason why it won't pick up say 1/2 OZ of gold fines but will find 1/2 Oz gold nugget is the coil sees every target individually
I notice this from beach detecting, when I find gold chains its because there joiner is big enough to break the threshold or it has a pendant on it
Thank you for informing me on how the sensitivity is on the ferrous non ferrous metals. Also the fines vs solid nugget WOW who would know. Can’t wait to get back up there.
I’ve been watching a number of different prospectors RUclips channels and hands down I learn more from a single one of your videos than watching 10 or more of the others combined! I loved your visual demonstration to show the field of your detector in all three dimensions! Just brilliant and done in a way that makes it crystal clear to anybody watching. This video alone was definitely a gem as far as useful information goes.
I’m curious if adding a small amount of salt water to the jar of fine gold would do anything to Help join all of the magnetic field from the individual bits of gold together into a more detectable single field…?
Salt water is a very good electrical conductor but I’m not sure if it would have any effect on the magnetic side of the whole electromagnetic theory..? Would be an interesting little experiment to do a demonstration about.
You’ve reinforced the method I’ve made for myself for a planned path to hopefully successful metal detecting for gold. All along I’ve wanted to experiment first at home with targets (bits of gold jewellery and tiny pickers if I can source some somewhere) and just learn how to balance and operate my detector and learn exactly what sounds I’m listening for so I’m familiar with those before I ever even attempt to use a detector out in the field. I believe it’s almost certainly a recipe for failure to just go straight out with a detector before fully familiarizing oneself with it first instead of trying to learn on the fly out the field.
I bought what I think is the best detector that my budget would support which is a Turkish unit made by Nokta Makro called the Gold Kruzer.
It’s a VLF Detector that’s waterproof to 10 feet that operates at 61 kHz with four search modes and is fully adjustable in every way.
It comes with two elliptical double D waterproof search coils. It’s not a simple detector that has everything already dumbed down for the beginner so I’m thinking that it’s going to be a bit challenging to learn how to operate but I’m certain that with everything you have helped me learn so far that I will be able to get myself over that hill and learn how to use it in an effective way with some determined effort on my part.
Thank you for your straight forward, no nonsense and extremely informative videos Sir. I appreciate you and your videos more than anybody’s on RUclips!
I can’t wait to let you know how I’m making out with my detector when I get out into the field with it on my planned trip to the Caribou region of British Columbia.
Thnx again and keep up with your wonderful videos!
Great video gary.learned something new.thank u
Thanks Gary, a most enjoyable, helpful and interesting presentation video.
Awesome Gary!!!! This will be a game changer for alot of people. Bringing along a pound of nails to throw around your search area is going to help people find all that fine gold they've been missing!
Foam was a great idea to sculpt the coil detection area!
Definitely "food for thought "...thank you for the education 🍻🤝!
Very informative video .Tim from Australia .
Hi Gary, that's a very helpful video.
Great information Gary...Man, I never knew that on the off the shelf batteries going weak....I still have the original AA's my TDI SL came with....much appreciated.
Gary you are the best, it’s funny we had a bunch of fine flower gold and the Minelab wouldn’t pick it up now I know why! Now I have to decide Detector or Fly Rod I know both! Dan Brent
Definitely both!
Good info Gary.
thankz professor, great explanation and example... learned a lot!
Thanks for the video two toes really appreciate you sir.
I made a video years ago about finding a vile of fine gold… i had to bury a nail next to the vial in order for the detector to sound off !! This whole time I thought my detector was junk….. ✅👍🏻
Thank you!
Awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to educate us NOOBS.
I appreciate your video Gary. Recently purchased a Gold Monster 1000 and am struggling to understand the nuisances of this machine. Definitely a lot easier to operate than the Land Star I inherited but still not finding gold. Lots of nails, bottle caps and lead weights. Really liked your foam model at the beginning of the video.
Great advice and I thank you.
Great video, Gary! The reason the detector hits the nugget and not the bottle of small gold is due to the mass or density. The nugget is one solid piece of gold while the fine gold is porous. So the signal from the detector hits the solid nugget and reflects back to the detector where the signal passes through the fine gold and reflects very little. Think of the nugget being a flat piece of metal and the small gold being a fine screen. If you pour sand on the flat metal you will get a pile. This is like the signal from the coil and that is what reflects back. But, pouring sand on a screen, most of it will pass through while very little reflects back to the coil. Hope this helps!
Makes my head hurt but so far, the best theory
Gary, waited at your house, seems you hunted longer than 30 minutes LOL! Couple of things, first, wow what a great teacher you are, thank you! This is great.... Next when you went in the house first time, what map is that on the wall behind you? And you are so right check them holes after junk, I found one of my gold coins (1886 quarter eagle) after removing a rusty nut and bolt.....