Hello again from Fiji Islands, I enjoyed watching your video. A very nice find with your silver coin, well done. We don't have anything like that here. Thanks for sharing, until next time. Have a great weekend Natalie 🙋‍♀️😊👍

What a great find! You owe it to your stubbornness to dig everything 👍🏽

Congrats on yr finds👍👍the southern relic sent me👍👍

Wow! Awesome Lori!!! Congrats on that great find!!

Congratulations Lori, Very happy for you.

lovly find from st.john.s nl canada

Love the accent!!

congrats lori, 40 years detecting still mot found 1.

Well done Lori. I found my first (and only) hammered a couple of months ago after a year of detecting. It's a good feeling.

Hey Lori great hammered find 👍. Iv been using my simplex for around 8 months now however iv only done about 50 hours of detecting. Could you help me out please, I would like you to put me a list of ID numbers together from you experience with the simplex WHP I would be very gteatfull for this kind regards Dan O'Sullivan

Congratulations! Interesting finds for sure. Just a heads up your channel will recognized in my annual Metal Detecting Ladies on KZread Diggin With Deej premiere video tonight, Friday December 31st at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I hope you can join us ladies for what will be the largest number of women detectorists I have ever shouted out. Deej 💜

Hi Lori, I have been following your videos on the simplex and I have learned a lot about the machine. Today I took delivery of my Simplex and look forward to using it. Can I ask a question about where one applies for permission to use detectors in Scotland.

Nice, I have been wanting to know if you ever addressed the the bit of fog on the inside of the Simplex screen? A friend has one that has a screen fog problem. I'll water hunt with mine up to 4 hours at arms length depth in water with no issues. His has only been submerged maybe a foot for a short time.

Do you prefer the V2.77 version over the V2.78 for the SP24 coil?

My machine came with 2.78 can I "downgrade" to 2.77?

What is a hot rock?

@thesimplexguru1263

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, the bane of Detectorists. It is a highly mineralised rock, (coal, coke, charcoal are examples) that the detector 'sees' as metal. You get all kinds of hot rocks, not just the coal/ coke type. Those are just common in my part of the world, but we also have a rock on our local beaches that the machines react to. It is high in iron, but it doesn't react like iron. Awful, and just takes learning how they sound. Vdi helps some, in that the signal jumps like mad, but the sound is the thing to learn.