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I recently sold off a couple of detectors , the DFX went to a nice gentleman in Colorado and the Deus was sold to a real good guy (Mark) that i've detected with more than a few times . This left me without a decent cellar hole hunting detector but a good friend Dave (HEAVYMETALNUT) was gracious enough to loaned me his Deus machine he's had for a while but not quite "warmed up to yet". This gave me the opportunity to go out with Mark and help him with the "new machine" by sharing signals to help with the learning curve and negotiating with the iron and settings .
after the long day Mark was happy with the new machine , its lightness and performance and he pulled some decent relics on his first hunt with it
the ramrod guide , thimble and latten spoon handle with scroll top are all pretty good finds in my book . congrats Mark
I myself did pretty well with the buttons
and also snagged a 2 coin coinspill , the large cent is an 1837 and being stubborn to clean but the 1829 half dime just needed a little easy cleaning.
Happy New Year everyone !
after the long day Mark was happy with the new machine , its lightness and performance and he pulled some decent relics on his first hunt with it
the ramrod guide , thimble and latten spoon handle with scroll top are all pretty good finds in my book . congrats Mark I myself did pretty well with the buttons
and also snagged a 2 coin coinspill , the large cent is an 1837 and being stubborn to clean but the 1829 half dime just needed a little easy cleaning.
Happy New Year everyone !
erfect10:
BTW Dan, you said you sold your Deus. So what's your go to machine nowadays?