Thomas Dankowski's Metal Detecting Forum

Mr. Dankowski, Florida is one of the states with the oldest history of colonization of America, so you know exactly what I'm talking about.. It is also true that the technical development of detector electronics must be supported by human efforts of designers and testers to improve the detection pro...

Here is an example of specifically targeting and digging up very low-conductivity items—those with VDI values ​​of 1–15 or higher. It involves the same old stone path shown in the previous images, but in this instance, I managed to detect several targets located beneath iron objects—such as a deep c...

I asked JCR to conduct this kind of testing on very small targets—say, the size of a lead shot pellet—at the limit of detection depth in his mineralized soil. I already knew how the detector performed on standard North American targets, ranging from small bronze buttons and coins to lead rifle bulle...

This video from UK... allows you to see quite well how the new VERSA Software of the 6.xx series works, in this case the final 6.14Nc.. in iron discrimination and in unmasking non-ferrous targets among iron.. Although this is a synthetic test... it allows you to reasonably well evaluate the detectio...

VERY good video! The A.I. language translation was also: very correct...... and appreciated! The technical data was proper/good/applicable. What was NOT explained....... ((which was the entire intent/purpose of the video!!!))....... is that: certain iron (& steel) can be adjusted .....to allow:...

Operation and capabilities of the new 6.14 NC software for Versa...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNmoVO8B26k

Yes, we recently made such a comparison, Manticore and Versa..Me and my colleague Mike/one of the Manticore testers/ were very small targets..which were buried in stronger mineralization which also contained various iron elements...for more difficult target unmasking..in such an environment only hig...

I know that I have discussed/posted "similar topic" before; yet, the following is worth reiteration: Manticore (EQX & XP Deus/II) 1901 church. 90' X 75' front lawn. Education/Quest = Recovery Speed ...............Real-World performance: Proof. With Recovery Speed on '4'......... hunt ...

Nice find... even if not too deep... maybe it was among the iron... but not all wonderful finds are deep....Congratulations...

Tesoro Mojave is in this test the type of detector on which you cannot adjust the "recovery speed" or other detector settings... In the Rutus VERSA test ..for example, you can see how to optimize the reactivity setting,,and also the setting of *Iron filters.. to achieve the best separation...