Something’s Coming!! Metal Detecting In Heavy Rain! 

😄I'm glad you came back. Fortunate there will be no rain in the next one. 😉 Have a great week!

Thank you Wendy, I'm glad you liked this rainy adventure. If I wasn't "prepared" for it, I could probably return home as none of my electronic equipment was ready for it. Have a great week! 😊👍

Thank you very much for the info and the compliment. Have a great day! 👍

Hello, I'm glad you enjoy watching it. The unknown is what keeps me going. It wouldn't be otherwise exciting, as I don't really want to "have" the finds, I just want to find them. 😄 Cheers! 👍

I'm glad you like it. Thank you very much for watching! 👍

Thank you very much for the comment. I'm glad the subtitle color works for you. I prefer it over the white version too. Greetings to Oz! 🦘👍

Thank you for the kind words! I'm working on following adventures... Have a great day! 👍

Hello Ray, I had the impression that woods/locations in our videos were looking similar (OK, this "weird" forest is an exception), so I'm not surprised about the weather. Have a great week & Happy Hunting!

I like it too. Thank you very much for watching. Cheers!👍

Thank you very much for watching! The buckle was very nice indeed. I'm glad it appeared towards the end. Have a great day!

😄Haha, das hätte etwas! Doch wenn man sich all die Spuren anschaut, dann muss dort ganz schön was los sein... Wildschweine sind zwar meine "Freund", doch wir kennen uns noch nicht. Was passiert, wenn sie kommen und plötzlich ein Zelt sehen, etwas für sie vollkommen Neues? Und bei all den Geräuschen nachts, würde ich bestimmt die ganze Nacht hinter einem Baum stehen und aus Entfernung den Zelt beobachten, der dann nicht nur Tiere anlocken könnte. Hmm, vielleicht könnte man überall Bewegungsmelder aufstellen, IR Kameras an sie koppeln und das ganze im Zelt auf dem Laptop überwachen. Das könnte die Lösung sein! Wäre bestimmt spannend.😱

Thank you Wayne. The speaker is in my right ear as well, as it's located below on my shoulder. The microphone picks up its audio exactly as I'm hearing it. Have a great day! 👍

Thank you very much. Congratulations! Wow, that's some long waiting, but I somehow had a similar situation. When I started, there was a long period of time where "1970's relics" were the maximum. Once this "barrier" was broken, everything changed. Maybe sometimes it's a test (from the metal detecting Gods). I wish for you that from now on, everything changes as well!

Thank you very much. It's the supposedly "worse" camera (on paper), but it probably will be the one I will continue using in the future. Thank you! 👍

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked it! 👍

Thank you Donald, I've seen US videos with similar bullets. Maybe a soldier came over to hunt in those woods ;). Have a great day! 👍

Thank you so much Francesca! 👍I hope you will enjoy my upcoming adventures, although some of them won't be funny... I wish you a great weekend!

😄Vielen Dank für die Info, werde die Stelle analisieren. Beste Grüße!👍

Thank you very much for the info! It would be cool, I really like this bullet. Have a great day!

Welcome back! I'm happy to read that. I use Google satellite maps only and just go for areas that "look good" (type of vegetation, space between trails to have my peace, away from people etc.). I don't use historical maps as I believe that random finds (from a single person crossing (walking in) the woods in the past) can be made "everywhere" (as long as the soil is within the reach of a detector). Actually the only thing I try to check is, if areas are not off limit (if the information is available, often it's obvious). I just want to have fun in nature, the rest comes automatically, when I'm on location ("tracking" and discovering things without any knowledge is the most exciting part). P.s. I also have a map with all my GPS tracks and finds, which helps "connecting the dots" (for future hunts) afterwards. I wish you a great day! 👍

@@MetalDetecting24 hello and thanks for responding! I’m happy to be back digging in the forests alongside you 😊

Thank's for watching! I used to clean every WWII cartridge when I started detecting. Now I have too many to clean each and everyone, like I used to. Have a great day! 👍

I would to come to Germany and do metal detecting, I live in South East Texas and the environment here doesn't lend its self to finding much that isn't rotted by salt and humidity.

I don't know 😄. It's just bright and just looks the way to me. There were also a few "Arizona" plants in one of my previous videos (the ones you see in western movies on a windy day). 😃

Thank you, I made a community post with a close-up of the speaker. Maybe a picture explains it better. Please scroll down to a post from four years ago: www.youtube.com/@MetalDetecting24/community Now I'm using a different plastic piece (the original XP thing that comes with the speaker), but the solution is still the same. I hope it helps.

@@MetalDetecting24 Thank YOU so much! I have Deus II with WS6 and I do not use the plastic headphones. I tried diffferent Bluetooth solutions with earphones and also a speaker.. Earphones = Too Loud, Speaker = Too Weak...

@@naturasiinfrastructura1901 - The speaker is really quiet, especially the one I'm trying right now. But, if you have good hearing and relatively quiet environment, it should be loud enough if it's close to your ear (unless there is a highway close by, or you're on the beach). I find this solution perfect, because it's not loud to the environment, I don't have to wear headphones and can be aware of the surrounding.

Das klingt interessant, hoffentlich finde ich mal so eine. 🙂

Hallo Andreas, ich hoffe meine Nachricht hat Dich erreicht. Ich wünsche Dir alles Gute! Beste Grüße!

hallo mein freund, deine nachricht hat mich erreicht, jedoch muss ich noch etwas probieren bis die sprachsteuerung funktioniert. herzlichen dank für das video. liebe grüße dein andreas

Hello, the small camera is called "Mobius Action Cam". It uses a "A2" lens, which has to be manually adjusted first. To do so, the camera housing has to be opened and the lens screwed to macro range. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to ask.

That's true. Once you leave the hiking trail, it's game over no matter what you do (same goes for other activities in the city). The only "cool" people are joggers, as they care only about their pulse. Beware of the woman with a dog... 😄 I loved to hunt in a park years ago, but (even with permission) it became too stressful as I was only talking most of the time, instead of detecting. I still wake up at night with nightmares of the "death stare" (as I called it). I can only imagine how it must be now in the smartphone picture/video era. But I also had good encounters (in real crowded city forests) with some cool and funny people. The most memorable one was with a guy on a bicycle. He saw me detecting next to the path, stopped, came over and asked "why I'm doing it here"? "There is nothing here (historically)", he said and told me "to go to the local castle, but do it quietly". He was a monument conservator (?) (Denkmalpfleger) who probably wanted to help, as he saw the hopeless spot I was detecting. I thought that was nice of him. 😊 One woman also asked if she doesn't have to walk over body parts when I was detecting a hiking trail. Back then I had a black bag to carry all my detecting gear, which looked a bit "strange" in combination with digging. That was very funny. I also had very positive encounters with hunters I see once every 3 years (I hope it stays that way). They only care about their hidden stash of Jägermeister bottles. 😄