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very good video on depth...caint understand it ..But...watch
- Thread starter Ksdirt
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Jason in Enid
Active member
yeah, we were just discussing this on one of the other threads here.
wyohunter99
Member
That's some insane depth!
Jason in Enid
Active member
sanjuro said:
13+ inches in the dirt. Show me the video!
Doctorcoinz
New member
Looks to be a good 15 inches - 16 inches down that coin..
Jason in Enid
Active member
Doctorcoinz said:
He shows the tape measure from coin to coil was 35cm with converts to 13.78 inches. The only way I have gotten results comparable with my CTX was putting on the 17" coil
Jason in Enid
Active member
for anyone who wants to have a basic idea of what hes saying in the video, click on the gear icon, click the CC button and turn it on to automatically generated, then click it again and set it to auto translate into English (or the language of your chosing). It's not perfect, but you can tell most of what hes saying.
sgoss66
Well-known member
I did that, turned on the captioning. Thank you.
I didn't watch the whole video last time; I did this time, and saw that later in the video, he used a smaller, penny-sized coin. Again, the machine banged on it at 10"; next he tried 11.6", and it was a choppy, one-way signal, but still possibly diggable.
I am certainly impressed...13.7" good, diggable signal on one coin, and 11.6" a possible diggable signal for a penny-sized coin?
Wow.
Steve
I didn't watch the whole video last time; I did this time, and saw that later in the video, he used a smaller, penny-sized coin. Again, the machine banged on it at 10"; next he tried 11.6", and it was a choppy, one-way signal, but still possibly diggable.
I am certainly impressed...13.7" good, diggable signal on one coin, and 11.6" a possible diggable signal for a penny-sized coin?
Wow.
Steve
Jason in Enid
Active member
Ksdirt said:
I really dont think we are going to get an answer. I dont think he actually detects. Look at his post history.... averages about 1 post a month, posts are in all different brand sub-forums. Last post I saw about mentioning a detector he owned was a nautilus 7 years ago.
sgoss66
Well-known member
Jason,
You may be right.
He just made a similar, skeptical post on another forum (which I am not allowed to mention here!) where he knocks another one of these "Equinox depth videos." No evidence to support his skepticism, just being negative for the sake of being negative, it seems. To each his own, I guess.
Steve
You may be right.
He just made a similar, skeptical post on another forum (which I am not allowed to mention here!) where he knocks another one of these "Equinox depth videos." No evidence to support his skepticism, just being negative for the sake of being negative, it seems. To each his own, I guess.
Steve
Twenty eight posts in seven years & now with no evidence to support his negativity?-----Does sound a little odd/strange.-----There's always someone that wants to "pee on the parade" I guess.------Myself, I think the reports/talks on this new Equinox are VERY interesting/refreshing from the "same old, same old".--------The real proof in the pudding (on this detector) can be summed up in three words-----"time will tell"!
sgoss66 said: