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Sound of Deus...
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Big Boys Hobbies
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Finder82 said:
Andy Sabisch
Active member
Mike
One of the big uses for the Deus in the UK and Europe is on pasture land where old sites once existed . . . . . the Deus has been shown to excel in these sites, especially if there is iron in the area as it can recover as quickly as it can . . . . . depth even with the stock coil has been proven to be first-rate - if you do a search for YouTube videos, you can see what the hunters over there are finding and the conditions that they are hunting in.
Andy Sabisch
One of the big uses for the Deus in the UK and Europe is on pasture land where old sites once existed . . . . . the Deus has been shown to excel in these sites, especially if there is iron in the area as it can recover as quickly as it can . . . . . depth even with the stock coil has been proven to be first-rate - if you do a search for YouTube videos, you can see what the hunters over there are finding and the conditions that they are hunting in.
Andy Sabisch
PryorCreekJoe
Member
The Minelabs will trump the Deus only on short grass turf and in the hands of a very skilled user at that. Most Minelab users will not have an advantage over the Deus anywhere. On pasture, stubble, and plowed ground, the Deus will equal or trump the Minelabs.
no probs on pasture ,getting copper pennies at 10-12 inches and some targets are out of sight ,i couldnt get them up without a bigger shovel .i kept on digging some targets and they were seriously deep .i did a comparison test with my T2 SE in boost mode and there was nothing in it on deep targets .so i take the Deus as its lighter to swing for long periods .
tones can be set to what you prefer on singular targets , a whole range of options is available on the control box.
you can tweak the progs to get extra depth ,look on the XP users forum for deeper progs .
volume can be adjusted on the backphones as well as tones
tones can be set to what you prefer on singular targets , a whole range of options is available on the control box.
you can tweak the progs to get extra depth ,look on the XP users forum for deeper progs .
volume can be adjusted on the backphones as well as tones