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Nexus Metal Detectors Website: www.nexusdetectors.com/
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Hi, my name is Merrill Kazanjian. New York City is an amazing place to go metal detecting. We have lots of parks, colonial history and great beaches for beach detecting. I have gone to all five boroughs of New York City To Metal Detect and beyond. I also currently own 19 metal detectors. I want to have the best and I want to help you choose the best as well. Below I will showcase some of the playlists on this channel:
By Metal Detector:
Minelab Equinox Playlist: bit.ly/3bxUel2
White's Beach Hunter 300 Playlist: bit.ly/3l0TvMp
Nokta Makro Anfibio Multi Playlist: bit.ly/3kYX85H
Minelab Vanquish 540: bit.ly/3qvec4j
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Garrett AT Pro: bit.ly/3rzfVqy
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Minelab Soveriegn: (Coming Soon)
I have a playlist of metal detecting videos to teach metal detecting. The videos in the playlist below are specifically made to teach the skills and mindset to becoming a great metal detectorist.
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I am a treasure hunter. So in addition to metal detecting, I go mudlarking at sites such as Dead Horse Bay. Think of mudlarking as metal detecting without a metal detector.
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Long Island:
Cleaning Metal Detecting/Mudlarking Finds:
Can We Clean It: bit.ly/3rKf3Qh
Cleaning Coins: bit.ly/33NRYl7
Other Playlists:
Metal Detecting Rap Videos: bit.ly/3epb1sz
Songs About Coins: bit.ly/3bvqQLT
Merrill's Thought & VLogs: bit.ly/3sZ5ehe
Rusty Notch (Country Metal Detecting Music): bit.ly/3epf4VN
Gold Mining: bit.ly/3t9z1UN
Magnet Fishing: bit.ly/38q1DRy
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@timrussell1559 Год назад

I recently purchased a 2015 model military detector at auction. This machine is designed to detect the tiny particulate metal that is present in buried plastic explosives. The ability of this machine to pick up a dime sized target at extreme depths is nothing short of astounding. Honestly, i have detected modern pennies and dimes at 15+ inches, and quarter sized objects at 18 to 20. The downside to this machine is that it has no discrimination whatsoever. But, in hunted out areas or relic sites this military machine will get down to incredible depths that no other machine can touch. I don't know if this detector has this ability because its military rated and FCC regulations do not apply to it or what. The best part is that the US military paid thousands of dollars for it and i bought it at auction for 75 bucks. The purpose of this post is just to emphasize that there are machines out there that will detect very small targets at 15 to 20 inches deep. Whether or not they are FCC compliant is anyones guess. Either way, i'm going to continue to use this little hot rod at selected sites until someone gives me official reason as to why i cannot

@MetalDetectingDonna Год назад

Wow! That’s so cool! Where you at the auction in person? I’d love to see one of those in action! Do you make videos Tim?

@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756 Год назад

@@MetalDetectingDonnaanalog machines have an advantage over the digital machines. My Whites UL-2 can go deeper than my AT Pros and Max. I don't know what type of metal it is but when it's so deep the Garrett's don't hear it it's probably pretty old. I've dug targets 20" deep that I heard quite clearly. And never got a grunt or chirp out of the Garrett's. But the down side is, it takes six C batteries and it is a little heavy. But it's my final sweep machine just to make sure I didn't miss anything.

@seahawks1185 7 месяцев назад

Can easliy wire up a lithium pack to it inatead of C batteries.

@leskobrandon538 Год назад

He should name his detector "The Grave Digger"

@slytester5636 Год назад

This was simply an outstanding episode. Not that all your series is not great content and entertaining but in this episode your subject was beyond what everyone does in an echo chamber. This was on the cutting edge. Please sleuth us some more of this kind of content. Even if it's every month,

@srf2112 Год назад

That was impressive.

@BlastedKat Год назад

We use my JW Fishers Pulse 8 with the 16 inch coil for something like this. Great for laying out the boundaries of old sites where targets have been turned in deep by the timber companies. Mark a very deep target, take off a foot or so of dirt then hit it with your regular detector to determine if you want to keep going after it. Lots of work.

@danbrown4205 Год назад

Wow! Finding targets deep is always a challenge. Requiring a backhoe is a whole different ballgame.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Right?

@slytester5636 Год назад

That's what makes videos about old road tear ups so interesting. I've spotted some streets that still have the old trolley tracks embedded in them. We also have cobble streets in the historic doc sectors. Your looking at 17th or 18th century. Imagine getting the permission from some green project manager working for the guy who passes brown envelopes to obtain sweet contracts. You know that the historical stuff will be lost to a greedy boss. If there's an honest to god archeological crew anywhere around this road, Don't even think of it beyond offering your service if that interests you. .

@DogtownTradingCo Год назад

This appears to be a pulse induction machine, which explains the depth. It also explains how he can fully the coil and get some signal on the edge. The fact that it can drive that giant coil (the 4 ft diameter coil) tells me it has a really powerful signal, which would probably be squashed by our FCC (wouldn't want to ruin the neighbors TV reception). The other coil (30 inch) is easily doable even in the U.S., and in fact you can run huge coils on the minelab GP & GPX series machines. I have a 24" mono for my GP3500, which is a real pain to swing all day. If you really want depth, you go to a 2 box detector like Fisher Gemini or the Whites TM 808 (not produced anymore but still available used). The trouble with 2 box detectors is they will ignore a single coin and most trash, but find a garbage can buried about 12-15 feet, and strong boxes full of coins or gold.

@martinbetzner1720 Год назад

I don’t understand why you don’t have 100,000 subscribers by now. Your very informative, humorous and just interesting to listen to. Don’t stop. I’m praying you find that extra special find that brings you in a bunch of new viewers. And Subscribers!!

@henrys3629 Год назад

He doesn't have 100,000 because other channels got an earlier start. They may not be as good, but that's how it goes.

@DIGOLOGIST Год назад

When I was swinging the AT Max in Saltwater, I would use -3 threshold to reduce chatter caused by black sand at the beach. I also set my iron discrimination to 42-44 . Some beaches will cause lots of chatter based on conditions, and all beaches are a litlle different in how much you have to adjust the threshold. On the Nox 800 I seldom have to adjust threshold because Minelab is known for finding targets in heavily mineralized soil and sand.

@novicacubranovic7945 Год назад

ok i sta sad hoces da kazes?

@1LWiLNY Год назад

I find threshold to be very useful in locating deep "blips" on my nox. The threshold hum makes me focus on the volume of the hum, so when I hear a "break" (slight audio response) in it, I know that I have come across a target.

@mrbrent62 Год назад

I want to see Paystreak swing this like a madman.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

He is a legend. Im surprised he doesnt have 6000 videos up about it yet!

@kingofhearts826 Год назад

Thank you for your contribution and teaching. I look forward to learning more from you.

@loopyu2y Год назад

That was a 100% real dig. Dont know if it is more practical there or here. But you would need to try and see. I think it works best on dirt road or farm field with 1 target only. I think if it worked well with 2 objects side by side he would have made that video. Very cool to see and know. But in our world its not practical. I dont think our 1800s coins are even that deep anyway. He looks like he chose the 1st spot and scored. Here we would need 100s of years to find a 1700 or earlier. what a life over there. Can you imagine how gassed you would be after striking out on 3 holes at 10" or deeper. Got another sub that just posted this detector yesterday. LOL

@rogerkline7175 Год назад

My Minelab Etrac has found 4 Indian head cents and 2 Lincoln cents at 14 Inches deep. Carefully dug holes here in Minnesota.I will keep my Etrac.

@fullpushmetals6711 Год назад

Awesome! Keep Pushin!

@davidfrazier1186 Год назад

Yes I use threshold..it will help let you know if you need slow down and investigate sound.

@baystateplugflipper7061 Год назад

Great video Merrill, I use my threshold at 2 on my equinox, we hunt mainly colonial fields. That being said, the threshold will “cut out” if you go over a super deep target just for a second and as no one has their coil directly on the ground when they swing, it alerts me to get a little closer and investigate by kicking away debris, weeds etc and see if the machine can pick up an audio signal. To be completely honest, it’s usually big iron but sometimes it’s something good. I found my oldest Spanish silver coin in just such a situation. Also, if you’re going to use this technique successfully, the ground needs to be fairly free of iron litter. Looking forward to seeing what Nexus has to say.

@jimmymalone3494 Год назад

I enjoyed this video very much Merrill and thank for sharing with us.Hope you have a great Week.

@nicholashaindl7940 Год назад

Used to have an nautilus DMC 2B, I'm getting those vibes from watching this, that thing was a beast as far as depth does, but was super heavy and cumbersome, a literal wrist destroyer. I'll have to look into this unit, nice to see natural finds in the field vs planted objects, really shows what you can expect on compacted ground, vs re tilled dirt

@harrysurtees8710 Год назад

Hello Merrill, I mean good morning. To wake up early and see you on you tube first thing is a good thing. It is a plesant supprise to see you have a new video. OK, I turn on my detector and have no idea where the "threshold" is set. I used to tinker with threshold and it seemed to make no difference. Next at 14:37 quote "you swong that and found targets you didn't know where there with other detectors". Merrill, I keep going back to places I've hunted before, with my NOX 800, places I've scoured with the NOX, and am finding silver. Lots of silver. So much silver I am blown away. Just yesterday, I dug three silver dimes 8 - 9 inches deep in less than an hour, that the NOX could not find or my E-trac, or the Garrett AT Max. The grass/dirt was very dry. I believe The Hunter GT programmed my Deus II to get maxium depth. At the beach, you need a backhoe. The best part, the signals are clear and repeat swinging in multiple directions. Now, I am waiting for the day (video) where you go out to your old haunts and find silver the way I am. Have a good day.

@NathanielOutdoorAdventures Год назад

I would love to try out one of those. Thanks Merrill

@paulcarrington6694 2 месяца назад

In the UK we mostly detect on farm land, the plough brings the coins up from depth to within 0-8 inches. The soil conditions affect depth dry soil gives less depth, whereas damp soil always gives extra depth.

@peterandall8944 Год назад

Hi Merrill. I’m a new subscriber to your channel and love you’re very detailed description and also your light hearted thoughts on certain things. Wow that was a deep hole! I think I will stick with my Equinox on the beaches for the time being. Keep up the good work and I will be watching for the next one. Pete UK.

@Alanna11111 5 месяцев назад

That was a phenomenally great video and explanation. Wow! Good stuff 🎉!!!

@MetalDetectingNYC 5 месяцев назад

Thank you

@dacko4843 Год назад

Wow. I need to closer look that mashin. Thanks for the upload

@hank6887 Год назад

Woo, that is a young man's detector lol. Very impressive depth like to see more about these detectors , on the threshold, only time I used it was on my sea hunter on the beach , other than that I don't, thanks again for a well produced video. Top notch my friend, HHHANK

@thierrysesmara16 Год назад

Hello Merrill, a Roman coin at this depth is probably a tomb. I found with an XP Gmaxx2, a sestertius at 40cm, it was a tomb because there was also a fibula. Thierry from Belgium.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

OMG!!! Shallow grave and deep coin together! I just learned something Thierry! Thank you!

@MrBottlecapBill Год назад

Romans did place a coin in the mouth of the dead but I doubt this was a tomb. There would certainly be other artifacts if it were. It's also highly likely there would be some remnants of the skull as well. Coin drops are pretty common, even today.

@thierrysesmara16 Год назад

@@MrBottlecapBill Who knows, nothing is specified in the video whether or not there were other artifacts. But from personal experience, Roman coins are never that deep unless put there intentionally and the bones are completely gone.

@joetuktyyuktuk8635 Год назад

Word to the wise, technology is only going to get better in the future. The way this guy is chucking bones outta the hole... and those of you that have gold fillings... just sayin.

@silversurfer3202 Год назад

Thank you for making this video!!!👍

@dannyjohnson2273 Год назад

Always bringing the peak interest, thanks now I gotta get both 😵‍💫😁

@williadw1955 Год назад

Don't let Barry see this video. He'll have a stroke.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

LMAO!!! I was thinking the same thing!!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5BByHg1pwQg.html

@johnurso5184 Год назад

Wow, that's amazing !!

@TeamLynchBMD Год назад

Yes I use threshold, but not all of the time. I like it in the salt and ideally little emi and the beach is quieter. No waves crashing or noisy kids etc

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Great perspective!

@Buckleboy Год назад

Now this is fascinating 😱

@gaborhegedus3446 Год назад

I told you Merrill, large coils has less sensitivity to smaller target, it's just simple phyisics!!!! Bulgarians are very good in metal detectors! Golden Mask is a good company and more bigger then Nexus, Nexus is more unique(a bulgarian guy started Nexus in the UK)! There is Troy and Pirate detectors too. I have bulgarian detectors in my collection, very cool machines.

@johnsmalldridge6356 Год назад

Looks perfect for parks and tot lots.😁

@Cutter-jx3xj Год назад

Man that is hard to believe. Pretty amazing

@paulrinehart4262 Год назад

I used threshold up pretty good on my Minelab sovereign and it was deep at the beach!

@rogerarmendariz7633 Год назад

That was awesome.

@davidwhite9045 Год назад

I like the video and I agree with you Multifrequencies way to go.. and yes threshold are use it

@somebeachdetecting Год назад

Merrill..... I think we're going to need a bigger scoop 😳

@baguiobestmmafighters2001 Год назад

I love that kind of metal detector it detects deep target

@usarian Год назад

great video! Love your commentary!

@susantoker7254 Год назад

Impressive demonstration! I too would wonder how well it would work in a suburban/urban area with all the trash and the possibility to dig up peoples pipes and gas lines! However it might be great in the farm fields and open country. The beach, who knows, but the huge coil would impress/terrify the sun bathers! I think they used this on Oak Island in one episode.

@garymiller5901 Год назад

The extra large coil would be great for meteorites, a guy I used to work with designed very large PI coils specific for this task. He ran a Minelab CTX3030 with a 17” coil similar to those used in the gold fields for pinpointing.

@geoffc1694 Год назад

The ctx3030 would pick that sestertius up at the depth the guy got this. Ive got one with the 17" coil

@deasom123 Год назад

Have personally seen the Nexus in action. And when set up properly these machines far outperform any others I have seen. That coupled with great build quality make them excellent machines for people who don't need all the unesasary bells and whistles like a clock etc (really useful when detecting). !

@smoking745 Год назад

WOW!!! That was ever impressive.

@mystage11 Год назад

Very interesting video . Great to see what world wide detectors are out there are like .❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@danielpatrick3606 Год назад

Really impressive I'm going to look at these machines seriously, I'm in so.dskota Wyoming area anything over 3" I have to use a ⛏️ with my shovel going deeper tough ground out here. And PI is most effective out here because of the mineralized soil. Although around old foundations I still use a vlf . Great video I subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more your obviously very knowledgeable and look forward to seeing more content from you have a great day !!!

@ChillBill1 Год назад

Wow just watching this exhausted me :) Great video!

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Chill Bill IN THE HOUSE! Welcome my friend!

@georgichaushev5617 Год назад

In the Nexus case larger coils are not more susceptible to interference. You can go right under power lines with any huge Nexus coil.

@diggerdaz279 Год назад

Hi Merrill, I normally hit my sites with Nox 800 or D2….once I have cleared the obvious signals I bring out my Nexus Standard MK2…even with a small coil it is brutally deep…. Downside is it canes batteries so bring an extra set of rechargeables!

@outwestmetaldetecting6186 Год назад

My buddy hunts with the standard mp with it looks like a solid disk for a coil, they sent that to him for free to try out, I think he has had it for over five years. It has two different color lights, one for ferrous and one for nonferrous. We are in Southern California where the coins usually 4 inches or less in depth, so I can't comment on the depth. I think they have been good about communicating with him.

@paulwarrenmetaldetecting Год назад

That will be the silver scout coil

@Findingwithfrequency Год назад

Yes I do use threshold on my CTX 3030 which is still relevant no matter what anybody says might not be as quick on the recovery speed or real fantastic in heavy iron but it's a deep detecting machine like any machine you have to put the hours in to understand it correctly and be able to adjust it to get the results that you're looking for and for the conditions that you are in. And on the cleaner beaches we have here in the Carolinas it's a beast 😁 The D2 I have not tried out using a threshold yet. I mainly have used it on the beach and in some heavy iron areas in iron threshold is not necessary thought about trying to use it on the beach though because it can be useful there but the D2 so deep already just haven't went there 👍🦀

@onlygazza Год назад

My minelab gt is a bit like that, I hunt in all metal with a threshold and if you have it in pinpoint it goes incredibly deep

@MrBottlecapBill Год назад

My Nokta Makro Kruzer, which is much like the anfibio has what's called GEN mode. It's similar to what he seems to be using here and what you describe. Basically it's like full time pinpoint mode with adjustable threshold. Crazy sensitive and deep. In most cases way TOO sensitive as it will even sound off on large stones or shifting soil layers sometimes so it can be tough to use in most locations. I use it in deep sand at the beach where other machines and modes just can't penetrate to the deep stuff. I still dig a lot of false targets but I also pull up the gold and relics way down there. Judging by the homogenous soil in this video it's the perfect mode to use.

@leskobrandon538 Год назад

I use threshold all the time, I have equinox 800 set to have a solid, low background tone (Uninterupted)..

@alexanderbitter2194 Год назад

The look and depth of the Nexus machines reminds me of some of the Tesoro (RIP) detector. I have a Vaquero and that machine can punch deep, especially if you use the super tune hack.

@SuperJupiter33 Год назад

yes ...interesting turn of events as far as Tesoro and whites both having such amazing technology.

@ChrisWilson999 Год назад

I'm going to Bulgaria next month. Maybe I'll try to look them up.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

They sure seem to make good stuff!

@jamescobrien Год назад

"If you're going to dork out with a metal detector, you might as well go all the way." Haha

@garrymercer757 Год назад

You should always use threshold on a metal detector. it should be adjusted to where you can only just hear it. Any lowere and you may miss small targets

@ruwankroegman9858 Год назад

Great video my man!! But those larger coils are super handy in the dessert 😁😁🫣🫣😁😁

@GarysMetalDetecting Год назад

Fascinating.

@54cal54 Год назад

Baklava has been unlocked. Interesting, have to see what the maximum depth these are capable of.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Im always curious of the same. I suppose the true answer would be an air test with no interference from the ground. Or would wet conditions carry a signal further? I want to keep learning!!!!!

@LobsterClawzRecovery Год назад

Hi Merill, Interestingly enough, I have been thinking lately about what I could do to extend the depth of the XP Deus 2 passed what anyone could possibly expect the XP detector would be capable of, anywhere, but here, on the beaches of South Florida. The XP Deus 2 is reported to pull a nickel at 14 inches, and I have certainly got deep nickels with that detector. To my point, there are pulse induction detectors out there, for example, the Garrett ATX, and similar that might make excellent candidates for such adventures. I believe, there is no reason you cannot extend your depth to 2 ft or more by first detecting the area with the XP Deus 2, and clearing it of targets within its range. Once done, you could easily go back to that same location, we'll say a 20 ft² box, and rescan it with the pulse induction detector with a coil no larger than that of the ATX's larger, 15x20 in. coil, and likely with the smaller, standard coil. Any signals that you pick up could be marked and then you can start uncovering them until you might be able to make heads or tails of them with the XP Deus 2, ideally with the nine-inch coil, at a range that will allow for target identification either by VDI number, sound, the XP screen or just pulling up the target. That would be the plan. Note, that this works best with two people. Such a plan as this results in the least amount of digging, and sanity-saving. Early in my days of metal detecting, I fell victim to the giant coil syndrome not really understanding that I was going to be digging asteroid-sized craters in search of a quarter; If you don't think this is maddening, you should try using ONLY this detector for an afternoon in the hot sun of South Florida at 100° F, and then reassess as I did it with a Minelab SD2100. My best depth was 2, AA batteries at about 30 inches. Please note, if you do this, do not forget to get inside the hole and take a photograph for your friends. Everyone should have a good laugh. Brittany

@TheJoeyboots Год назад

Geese 18 inches! Wow This was a very interesting video Merill. His work and your commentary made for a very informative video. Thank God it was a coin. Deep hole lots of work.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Joe I would be that guy who goes down 3 ft for a rusty nail! LOL

@TheJoeyboots Год назад

@@MetalDetectingNYC 😁

@peterclegg2609 Год назад

I used to use the threshold on my old Fisher 1265.

@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756 Год назад

I have a Whites UL-2 and yes, those analog machines are great for depth. I use AT Pros and a Max to swing over sites using different coils. But once I don't have any signals I'll grab the "beast" and swing over it once more. I've had plenty of 20" holes on target's the Garrett's didn't hear. The name comes from the six C cell batteries it takes and the all metal construction. It's not light. But I swear by it for the depth it has. And that's on it's stock 10" coil. I can't imagine what it would do with a monster coil like those.

@toddclarke2348 Год назад

Gold detectors absolutely use threshold and are some of the deepest detectors around. Threshold is very useful and even better through headphones for those very deepest of targets

@rodneymiddleton1044 Год назад

That is one insane detector! Finding a coin that deep makes me wonder how it would go finding large gold nuggets down under lol.

@southernrelics Год назад

When hunting for gold nuggets, I do use my threshold. I turn it on so you can hear the faintest of sound change, because it could be a tiny picker.

@JOmz8801 Месяц назад

This dude ain't diggin plugs, he's diggin graves.

@martyv23 Год назад

I have the 21x 17 detech coil it's a monster I custom ordered it I had it made for my sovereigner GT

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Sovereign is a LEGEND (not the Nokta Makro variety.....the Minelab variety)!

@jeanp.1303 Год назад

Yes I have used threshold on the Deus 1 and 2…. only when the ground is extremely quiet.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

It might be the most overlooked function in metal detecting!

@jeanp.1303 Год назад

@@MetalDetectingNYC I have to say I’m able to squeeze out a bit more depth on targets when I use it it seems. I’m used to using threshold .. I also hunt with GPX5000

@williamkennedy8768 Год назад

I use a bit of threshold hold on mine lab 600 think my whites idx pro has it too

@JohnTaylor-cd3sb Год назад

You need to checkout the unmasking capabilities absolutely unreal it can see through anything

@Chuck-he1jd Год назад

thats insane depth ...

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Yes! Just ordered it!

@TerryKnipschield Год назад

Threshold comment.... YES! I mostly use an Etrac which offers a threshold setting. Now the Legend offers threshold too! Having cut my teeth on single frequency machines, virtually ALL of them had a threshold setting. The best and most sensitive way to operate the machine was to ground balance and then adjust so one had a very slight, but audible, threshold hum in the background. This made the machine very sensitive to small metal targets, as any variation in signal either caused a positive signal for a target, or a "null" (blanking) threshold signal volume reduction when going over some target you chose to reject. When a detector is set to have a silent threshold, you never know how far into the "silent" range it is. Small targets have to overcome that "null" zone before they become audible. So, very small target signals might not be strong enough to register in the audible range because of that null zone. Too high a threshold produces the same effect for the opposite reason. Small targets have to overcome the loud threshold level before they can be heard above it, so they can be missed in that case too.

@kellystewart8360 2 месяца назад

I began detecting in 1972 using a BFO (beat frequency oscillator) Bounty Hunter I, it ran better with a higher threshold. I then bought a White's coinmaster IV in 1975. Same thing, it was a much better machine with a higher threshold, and would detect much deeper. I used to own a vintage Gardiner detector that had a 12" wooden coil that had the wiring encased in the wood. It also had a 30" wire loop coil. Strange machine. It had something wrong with it though. When the temperature got very hot outside it would go whacky and not work.

@kalliedutoit5330 Год назад

This is so interesting. Wow that coils is scary big but it make sense .a person is gona need alot of will power to dig like that all day .i was digging at our beach 3 weeks ago with simplex and it made a small zing noice over a spot and went for it and got to huge water pipe system and it was deeeeep .i felt imbarresed but the same time proud of the simplex going that deep .just sucks in the wet because it gives fals 20 .24 18 signels continuously

@260grew Год назад

Merrill, great no BS video again

@richardnewcombe9449 Год назад

I met him in 2005 and bought 1 of his earliest machines , I didn't get on with it so sold it. I think he went back to Bulgaria a few years later .

@nickrw28 Год назад

I can remember when the nexus had a wooden lower shaft they go deep I always wanted one but never pulled the trigger also I was always curious about the double butterfly coil back in the early 2000s I almost purchased one

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Yes! I looked at their history! THey have been around. I had no clue about a wooden coil!

@nickrw28 Год назад

@@MetalDetectingNYC it was a wooden lower shaft I’m guessing because no carbon fiber was available and a aluminum one was out of the question just like the shovel was being picked up several feet away :)

@thesea4me2 Год назад

Brother, I would have had a stroke and fallen out at 15.

@darrellbrixey5341 Год назад

Thank you for another awesome video

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@darrellbrixey5341 Год назад

@@MetalDetectingNYC you’re welcome 😇

@scottjarvie6766 Год назад

Wow great video 👍

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Thank you so much Scott!

@theyorkshirebeachpirate6432 Год назад

Holy sh.. that would be one hell of a workout over here in blitety

@Italliving Год назад

Very impressive , not the cheapest but the deepest without any doubt

@johnholmes6897 8 месяцев назад

Do you remember the show "Meteorite Men" they made their own coils out of pvc pipe and both would carry it. They would find an iron mereorite the size of a quarter 6 feet down..

@melparker7711 Год назад

Reminds me of the Blisstool Detector.

@GabrielOliveira-qj4bo Год назад

Thats really IMpressive, more depth, more old and old artifacts

@fritzfiedler1807 Год назад

I'm headed to Germany to visit friends and relatives and not too far from the place I'm staying is a shop that sells Nexus. If you want to see one up close and personal you need to make an appointment. When I get to Germany and get settled in I plan on seeing first hand what this machine is all about. I travel quite a bit and one of my favorite places in the states is Iowa and the plain states, searching abandoned towns that are now cornfields. Coins and such sink deep into the well rotted buffalo poo and my CTX3030 maxed out is hitting silver dimes at 13" but I know there are coins much deeper. I think this Nexus detector will fit in nicely with my stable of Minelabs and XPs. Peace to all and happy hunting.

@philbartoli2011 Год назад

Nice park friendly plug 😂😂

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Lol

@angelamillard6418 Год назад

Very interesting and also exhausting lol!

@ohdannyboyjustadiggin Год назад

Wow deep. Lots of AA Batteries (10) Could you imagine a 30 inch coil on the beach? Wish he told us a yr on the coin, Still a pretty cool looking detectors. Thanks for sharing .

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

I am so jealous of other parts of the world.....We see a 17 on a coin and we go ape....16 and have a heart attack. 2000 year old coins are common!!! Even hordes!!!!

@ohdannyboyjustadiggin Год назад

@@MetalDetectingNYC I hear ya. those large copper cents get me going. Even though I live in a State that you would think I would find one almost every time I go out..lol I do not Even Silver coins too.. Not often

@astrodiver8096 6 месяцев назад

In depth we believe 😅

@gregbuehrer5955 Год назад

Unreal! A couple of holes a day would be about it at that rate. Imagine the disappointment in finding junk after such a dig. Puts some perspective on all the common available manufacturers saying their latest machine "goes deep". Interesting video.

@jaystrongbow6111 Год назад

Great, I'd dig one hole and have to take a nap. Tried threshold when I got the Equinox and use it all the time now.

@MetalDetectingNYC Год назад

Youre not kidding! You have to be in great shape to go that deep!

@tunnelportterror Год назад

yes, I've adjusted my old Whites 5000D to respond that way, and it doubled the depth. I set it 100% by ear using my ring on floor of my living room. the sensitivity, frequency, volume were all turned up. the discrimination, was turned OFF.

@beachmetaldetectingcrete Год назад

Good job interesting that big coil made me giggle hehe 😜 💙🏖🇬🇷💪

@southernrelics Год назад

That is impressive! 18 inches deep! Wow!

@rollandsaxton Год назад

Great video brother. That was an amazing job he did. But definitely has better soil than Arizona worth it hot rocks and trash

@paulwarrenmetaldetecting Год назад

Hi Roland the main concept of the Nexus "Mineral Power" series is the ability to ground balance out any terrain including dire mineralisation, harsh black sands, magnetite and mineralised bricks and rock, the machines perform faultlessly on every terrain

@rollandsaxton Год назад

@@paulwarrenmetaldetecting great to know