Metal Detecting Tips & Tricks to Dig Less Trash and More Treasure.  

Thank you Pearljameric. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I hope some of these tips will help you moving forward. Welcome to the hobby and best of luck on your hunts!

Thank you for watching and commenting, GuNN! Those cans can sound amazing at first...after digging a few, it gets frustrating. There's nothing wrong with a Nox 600. I've got the 800 and 900 and the 800 is still my favorite machine! Good luck on your hunts!

Hello, Ladyart! Thank you for watching and commenting! I am glad you enjoyed the tips video. I just wanted to help others know what tips I've learned over the years. Aluminum is frustrating to dig. It zaps our energy and disappoints. Best of luck on your hunts!

Outstanding terminology and I agree! It is nice when I return to spots hunted when I 1st started detecting. Now I find the good stuff there! Thank you for watching and commenting. Good luck on your hunts!

Yeah, I didn't know that for like a year. It freakin works great!

Thank you, Matthew and good luck on your hunts!

I'm glad you enjoyed it, William. Each week I seem to learn more. Planning a more advanced tips video soon. Good luck on your hunts!!

Thanks, Shed Man! Someday you will run across a machine at a good price and maybe give her a shot. Those woods sites you went to have treasure I'd say.

Absolutely! Thank you for the comment and good luck on your hunts!

Whoa, I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip! Always something to learn in this hobby, Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck on your hunts!

Thanks Dave! I haven't had success in distinguishing the lower tones, so I still dig many pull tabs and bottle caps. I also have got some phantom signals. If nothing good shows, I move on pretty quickly. One thing I have learned is to dig signals that are loud, repeatable both ways, and not large. Hope this helps and good luck on your hunts! PA is a good state to detect in!

Thank you for commenting and good luck on your hunts, Ozark!

Great, Nevillelake! I am glad you got something from the video. Good luck on your hunts!

Cool, thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck on your hunts!

Thanks for the tip, Kody! There's always something new to learn. I get this gear and rush right out to use it sometimes without doing a full deep-dive to know all the options. Good luck on your hunts!

@@Treasure-Charger after I sent that message I seen someone else had already mentioned it. I’ve got the TekPoint, Nokta Pulsedive & Garrett Carrot plus I’ve had the Minelab ProFind 35 & I’ll reach for the Garrett Carrot. It’s just tried & true. Simple to use & never false’s. The main thing I look for in a PP is the ease of use & I don’t want to have to look down at PP every time I want to turn on/off. I want to be able to feel button without looking. My 2nd fav is the TekPoint. It’s actually a little deeper than the Garrett Carrot & is also easy to find button without looking at it. Thanks for video.

Thank you, AMP!

Thank you, DL! I appreciate that and your commenting!

Thank you, Andrew. I appreciate it! Also, best of luck on your hunts!

Thank you, Rachel and good luck on your hunts!

Thank you, Jim! I appreciate it and thank you for commenting!

My pleasure. Thank you for watching and commenting! Good luck on your hunts!

Thank you, NetteSusan!

Thank you very much and best of luck on your hunts!

Thanks, Matt!

Thanks, Chris! I appreciate it, brother! Good luck on your hunts!

Absolutely. Some deeper targets can still fool the machine making us dig them. It happens. Thank you for watching and good luck on your hunts!

Thank you, Shane! Good luck on your hunts!

Thank you, Walker Magnet!

Thank you, JC!

Thank you, Daniel!

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I hope it helps you and wish you good luck on your hunts!

Thank you very much! I appreciate that. These tips are the ones I thought of that helped me the most. Still much to learn though. God bless you as well!

Great! I seem to learn something every time out and wanted to share. Good luck with your hunts!

@@Treasure-Charger thank you I've been rock hounding and tumbling for a full year now so I figured why not try to incorporate the two hobbies together still have a lot to learn currently using a Tesoro DeLeon a friend loaned me

#mondaydigs Let's GO!!

Cool! Yes, that pinpointer rings so loud in a deep hole it's difficult to tell where the target is. It sure helps and I'm glad to share that. Good luck on your hunts!

Thank you very much. I appreciate that and have a great week!

Thank you and good luck on your hunts!

Yes, sir!

Absolutely! Thanks, Orlando!

Hello and thank you! I don't have any experince with the Ace. Bottle caps ring 20-21 on my Nox and quarters are 30 so it's easy for me to tell with that machine. However, there still are some cool targets that ring up the same as bottle caps too. I usually leave those for times when I return to sites 2nd or 3rd times just to make sure. Good luck on your hunts!

Great! Thank you, very much and good luck on your hunts, Gordon!

Yes, sir CCT! It's easy to get into bad habits on the swing portion. I never mind detecting places that have been "detected before". Thanks for watching and commenting!

I knew how to swing properly before I even had a detector, and I didnt even watch any RU-vid videos, just from I guess what ever media I did see that had detecorist in them over the years I seen the youtuber paystreak hand a detector to people in various videos, and it seems like people either dont swing at all, think it works standing still, or the swing like a pendulum

The coil cover plates do help. I just wanted to share some things that help me. Oh yes, I can't wait to get into the fields again. Good luck on your hunts!

@@Treasure-Charger absolutely get every inch you can get especially back, then 6 inches tops, but I guess was always from the pond that you were the fall signal. I never listen.

Rob, the way my back and knees are, I want to eliminate as many junk signals as I can. I do respect those that dig it all though.

I'm glad you liked the video. That means a lot to me! I have the Nox 800 & 900 both. I still like the 800 best, probably since I'm so used to it. Good luck on your hunts!

Try the vanquish it's very good also but less expensive with the same hardware and numbers

Yes, sir!

Thank you, I appreciate the comment! Good luck on your hunts!

@@Treasure-Charger just found a .06g nugget! Panning

@@RockHoundDave AWESOME! Congrats!

Hello Kenny and thank you! VDI is the number that displays on the machine for a given target. For example: a nickel is 13, but a silver dime is 28. Different machines have different scales and numbers. This video uses a Minelab Equinox 800. However, the principles are the same for all machines. Hope this answers your question and have a great week!

Absolutely, Adam!!

Thank you so much 😊

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Thank you, Maria!

Hootie-Hoot!

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