Frank in NH
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People using these, how much trash are you digging compared to good stuff?
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Deep Tech Vistas
- Thread starter Frank in NH
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[size=large]Frank, It will all depends on the area that you are hunting. Relic hunting, old homes, old parks, you will want to dig all non-ferrous targets. In a real life situation, at old homes, I will dig an average of 1 good target to 4- 5 bad targets. But there is something that you have to remember, all jewelry, coins, buttons, etc will be dug that could easily be missed with a detector running more discrimination or a notch. A lot of foil targets will be pinky rings, ear rings, etc., while targets between nickels and zincs will be dug, resulting in considerable more jewelry. Some coins will apply here too since at depth, they may fall out of the coin range..Extended discrimination detectors, will call these targets as bad since all they can see is that there is a target there.
The person will let it go since the detector has "mis-informed him because of a lack of information. With the Deeptech, you will dig... I hope this helps... Richard[/size]
The person will let it go since the detector has "mis-informed him because of a lack of information. With the Deeptech, you will dig... I hope this helps... Richard[/size]
Interesting question 
Let see the answer of this guy from Czech:
https://youtu.be/1lriE4LJ2E8
Let see the answer of this guy from Czech:
https://youtu.be/1lriE4LJ2E8
Frank in NH
Active member
Very nice, where are all the bad things he had to dig to get all those good ones?
Don't know, Frank in NH
But now I am happy that some finds with DeepTech Vista - in this case bronze cleaver dated 2000-1500 BC - enter in the worlds museums and in Press :
http://m.budejckadrbna.cz/zpravy/spolecnost/11998-detektorar-nasel-u-budejc-sekyru-z-doby-bronzove.html
The pictures was published some days ago in Vista Gold DeepTech MetalDetector Facebook group from the guy who discovered it :
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But now I am happy that some finds with DeepTech Vista - in this case bronze cleaver dated 2000-1500 BC - enter in the worlds museums and in Press
:http://m.budejckadrbna.cz/zpravy/spolecnost/11998-detektorar-nasel-u-budejc-sekyru-z-doby-bronzove.html
The pictures was published some days ago in Vista Gold DeepTech MetalDetector Facebook group from the guy who discovered it :
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