NF Xceed Test Coil in Victorian Goldfields 

Thanks Roy! Hopefully they aren't far away.

Yes. Thanks for watching

Thanks mate, still small, but about ten times bigger than a 0.04 haha

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Yeah, there's a few hanging out for that little one

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Excellent

Thanks Stacy!

Hi mate, yes I use the sP01. Detector manual sensitivity 2-6 depending on conditions, threshold always on, volume 2nd eyebrow. sP01 I like Mode 2, Filter 1 or 2 (depending on which headphones I'm using) and then adjust volume so my threshold isn't too loud. Still have the 7000, and look forward to swinging that more with the 17x13 NF coil in more open ground. For picking up scraps in old pounded patches, the 6000 is the go.

Yes this test coil I used worked well for me. Not sure why the change of colour, but I like the look of the release coil! The main change for me was the addition of the angled raised "ribs" on top of the coil. This seems like it would provide a more rigid coil - but I'm only guessing.

Hey Simon, the 12x7 Xceed is using a sort of flattened bundle wind. So basically a rectangular cross section. Performance wise, I think that gives the best of both worlds.

@@diggingwithphasetech Thanks Nenad! Do you know yet if the Sadie size will be the same windings? That'd be awesome if it can be.

@@phrunt Sorry don't know any specifics on that one

Hello, I don't have any really big coils as they just don't suit where I detect. Ground is too cluttered and too much EMI, so smaller coils up to 15" works best. I did some testing with a 22" mono on a 5000 some years ago, and we were able to get about 5 feet on a target approximately 9" in diameter.

Hi Bill, nice one. Keep your detector Target Volume on 7 or 8. Volume Limit on 7. If you have stereo headphones you'll find Mode 2 will give you a "bigger" sound - almost like a surround effect. But Mode 1 is still good and usually needs a bit more volume. Filter 1 & Filter 2 positions give similar sound enhancing, but Filter 1 has a little more bass. Filter 3 is all low end frequencies, so suits people with high frequency hearing loss. This usually teams up well with a very low Tone setting on your detector. Everyone's hearing is different so you may have to experiment before working out what you like best. The key is to not over-amplify, so use the Volume control gently.

A cable guard. Just clips onto the shaft

@@diggingwithphasetech Thanks Nenad. Where are they available from.

Difficult, and Sensitivity on 3 (up or down as required). Running the audio through steelphase enhancer and GME speaker.