Hi there Keith, great to see you again making videos, the last time we spoke was regarding the Tarsacci MDT 8000, on the Tarsacci forums. I’ve now been using the new Deus II for a while now and I’ve found that using the program number 8 “gold field “ is amazing , so unbelievably stable even with very high sensitivity, iron rejection appears better than any other program available on the Deus II, ……. IAR discrimination is something very special… would appreciate if you could give this a go, and hear your feedback on how it preformed in your soil. Here’s the basic settings for me here in the UK.. Program 8 gold field. Sensitivity… 98 IAR …disc…. 4 Iron volume…3 Reactivity….2.5 Audio response…..3 Threshold…17 Notch 1…. 22-25…… this eliminates the halo effect over holes, and coke rocks. Notch 2…. 0-0 …… trust me on this. Ground balance… tracking switched ON…. very important..Deus II very good at retaining a good GB whilst detecting .. All the very best wishes….. Dave. H.
I had a Nauty IIBa great machine in my moderate ground. If my shoulder was young again I would get another and if Jerry was still around to fix them right.
Relics 1864, thanks for your videos. I have a technical problem with my Tejon, maybe you can advise. I use Garrett MS-2 headphones; they work fine on my DeLeon, but are silent on my Tejon. Any idea why? Thanks
Hello All! Back in 2018 I went over to England and using the Nokta Makro Multi Kruzer was able to pull out a quarter cut silver hammered and a gold stud smaller than a dime from the ploughed fields. I was probably using 14kz or 19kz. Now I have the Deus II so surely I can get a repeatable signal on those targets at 6”. I do have the red clay soil here in upstate South Carolina like North Georgia, while soil was a lot milder in Essex.
Hi there Keith, great to see you again making videos, the last time we spoke was regarding the Tarsacci MDT 8000, on the Tarsacci forums.
I’ve now been using the new Deus II for a while now and I’ve found that using the program number 8 “gold field “ is amazing , so unbelievably stable even with very high sensitivity, iron rejection appears better than any other program available on the Deus II, ……. IAR discrimination is something very special… would appreciate if you could give this a go, and hear your feedback on how it preformed in your soil.
Here’s the basic settings for me here in the UK..
Program 8 gold field.
Sensitivity… 98
IAR …disc…. 4
Iron volume…3
Reactivity….2.5
Audio response…..3
Threshold…17
Notch 1…. 22-25…… this eliminates the halo effect over holes, and coke rocks.
Notch 2…. 0-0 …… trust me on this.
Ground balance… tracking switched ON…. very important..Deus II very good at retaining a good GB whilst detecting ..
All the very best wishes…..
Dave. H.
Well done young man on your program for the deus 11. I found that the deus11 is a lot better on our local beach in raining Cornwall. 🌧.
I had a Nauty IIBa great machine in my moderate ground. If my shoulder was young again I would get another and if Jerry was still around to fix them right.
Relics 1864, thanks for your videos. I have a technical problem with my Tejon, maybe you can advise. I use Garrett MS-2 headphones; they work fine on my DeLeon, but are silent on my Tejon. Any idea why? Thanks
Hello All! Back in 2018 I went over to England and using the Nokta Makro Multi Kruzer was able to pull out a quarter cut silver hammered and a gold stud smaller than a dime from the ploughed fields. I was probably using 14kz or 19kz. Now I have the Deus II so surely I can get a repeatable signal on those targets at 6”. I do have the red clay soil here in upstate South Carolina like North Georgia, while soil was a lot milder in Essex.
I would like to see the different machines on a 15 inch quarter