No work for me today so took the equinox 800 and mx pro. had a good time, found a few pennies one dime one nickel one mercury dime 1945 one 1903 liberty v nickel as best I can tell. one holy figure a thimble which is some thing I’ve wanted to find. Then went over the same area with the mx pro I’m getting more depth with the mx pro found about 3 more pennies but the discrimination and pin pointing is way better on the 800 I’ve turned the sweep speed down but still feel I’m only getting 5 or 6 inches max the thimble was barely picked up. Any one no how to squeeze more depth of the 800.
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OxShoeDrew
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I love to find old cornet lyres...must have been a band playing there. I use the nox 600 and have no issues with depth. I've not used the mx pro so i don't know if that is deeper.
The 600 is deeper than my T2 at most sites. They seem equal at very mineralized places...it sounds like your site is mineralized. Congrats on a bunch of keepers!
aloldstuff
Moderator
What a great way to spend a day off of work. Congrats on your keepers. Sorry I use the V3i so no help with the Nox
my noxs is way better on every thing but, I feel like I’m gettin 3to 4 more inches with the mx. may be my imagination most silver or older coins I find seem to been in the 6in or deeper.
I use the nox 600 and have no issues with depth. I've not used the mx pro so i don't know if that is deeper.
The 600 is deeper than my T2 at most sites. They seem equal at very mineralized places...it sounds like your site is mineralized. Congrats on a bunch of keepers!
Digger_O'Dell
New member
Nice pile of finds! As for differences, the only way to tell would be equivalent settings on the machines and run them in a test plot to compare them.
wisconsin digger
Active member
I did the same thing last week and just took 2 days off to do some swinging. Nice finds. WD