Xp Deus 2 HF2 Coil Videos - Tests and actual in the wild Hunts
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Re: Xp Deus 2 HF2 Coil Videos - Tests and actual in the wild Hunts
Company made a coil.
Happens to put out higher frequency.
And does something very very well.
And when I relayed this to them.
They blew me off.
Go figure.
It’s for real alright.
More testing since last video here.
I like.
120 kHz may definitely help a user sift through the lower conductive gold ring range and not have to dig so much trash. Especially trying to get over that lower conductive white gold! White gold is pretty popular.
I have been reading all the horror stories on forums since Dec 2010 when I first started detecting.
And some the pics showed mountains of bs dug.
I read these stories.
And now the year is 2026.
Different ballgame.
When it comes to foil, can slaw, lead, crusty zincolns, even some square tabs and pull rings and even nickels posing as gold rings behavior wise.
Ole hick for the sticks who has only found one gold ring in his detecting career(btw with Equinox 800), spots this behavior with this coil. Go figure.
You wanta know the truth.
If not for this forum and its owner. I likely would have quit detecting long time ago. It’s true alright.
Naturally I was wrote off as a clown early on by quite a few folks. Karma. Yep. Backfired!
I certainly wasn’t in the back of the pack in the USAF. Instead in the front. Of course some don’t or won’t believe this.
I want to thank NASA Tom here. He deserves it. I am getting older. Maybe a little wiser. Don’t think I am getting any smarter. Likely from here on it’ll be down hill smarts wise.
PS
It’s call the sharpshooter’s hunt gold rings, junk rings and platinum rings and even nickels by numbers. Not so much by the tone given.
And imo this is from myself - A major contribution to the detecting community.
From a non electrical engineer. I didn’t make it. I just found it, tested it and reported/shared it.
Happens to put out higher frequency.
And does something very very well.
And when I relayed this to them.
They blew me off.
Go figure.
It’s for real alright.
More testing since last video here.
I like.
120 kHz may definitely help a user sift through the lower conductive gold ring range and not have to dig so much trash. Especially trying to get over that lower conductive white gold! White gold is pretty popular.
I have been reading all the horror stories on forums since Dec 2010 when I first started detecting.
And some the pics showed mountains of bs dug.
I read these stories.
And now the year is 2026.
Different ballgame.
When it comes to foil, can slaw, lead, crusty zincolns, even some square tabs and pull rings and even nickels posing as gold rings behavior wise.
Ole hick for the sticks who has only found one gold ring in his detecting career(btw with Equinox 800), spots this behavior with this coil. Go figure.
You wanta know the truth.
If not for this forum and its owner. I likely would have quit detecting long time ago. It’s true alright.
Naturally I was wrote off as a clown early on by quite a few folks. Karma. Yep. Backfired!
I certainly wasn’t in the back of the pack in the USAF. Instead in the front. Of course some don’t or won’t believe this.
I want to thank NASA Tom here. He deserves it. I am getting older. Maybe a little wiser. Don’t think I am getting any smarter. Likely from here on it’ll be down hill smarts wise.
PS
It’s call the sharpshooter’s hunt gold rings, junk rings and platinum rings and even nickels by numbers. Not so much by the tone given.
And imo this is from myself - A major contribution to the detecting community.
From a non electrical engineer. I didn’t make it. I just found it, tested it and reported/shared it.