Did not know about the pumping the coil over the target tip. Will be trying that out. Thanks!

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

Dean Edwards give it a try.

@dinoedwards9999

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Wright just tried it with an old penny and the numbers went everywhere. So dunno what's going on.

Great tip aboutb pumping coil on "deep Iron' signal... gamechanger... thanks buddy.. i'm new to the simplex and was getting disspondent for the reason you mentioned 🙏

Great video thank you!!!! been digging to much iron lol love the pumping for the grunt to come thru better

Wow, I didn't know about the pumping coil trick... I'll definitely use that tip, thanks, Chris!

BRILLIANT video! Deep iron is much more a prolonged signal.

@searchingshropshire

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Still a good machine but my simplex went ages ago.

Great tips. The tones gives alot of information if you learn how to listen👌 Thanks for sharing😁

Great advice I tried this and it works a treat. Thanks for sharing.

Good tip in the pump. I've never seen that before. Thanks. I had a 2 coin silver spill about 8 inches apart that sounded a bit like the large iron. I imagine I could have narrowed that out by switching directions. I was swinging in line with the coins.

Great tip, pumping the coil...

Great tip on pumping the coil - thanks

you can hear the difference between the two ive had it for a week and already digging coins its all about the tone the iron grunts at the end of the beep where as good metal is solid sounding

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

David Edgar not all iron gives a buzz.

Great tip bobbing the coil I’ve been struggling a little and digging everything! (More used to a deus)Just bought the kid a midi hoard and it’s more accurate on iron than the simplex! My god simplex goes deep though! I’ve just found a Bronze Age axe head half an inch into the clay!! I’ve hammered that field with a deus and Garrett 250 with a nel tornado on and both missed it 👍🏻

Popping the coil!!! Fantastic tip!!!

Thanks man.... that’s an awesome tip... have a great day.... my simplex will arrive Monday... hoo hoo..

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

Billy J welcome to the Simplex. Here if you need help.

Very helpful. Thank you

Great tip Chris 👍

just bought this machine, thanks for that very helpful to the newbie, Atb Andy

Good video very interesting and informative.

Awesome Chris, this video may have just saved my Simplex 🤣 I've had a nightmare dig today, digging good signals which turned out to be deep iron on a very dry field. Digging them holes was a nightmare. Cheers 👍🏻

Good video & will help many 👌🏻👍🏻

I’m getting one of these next week hopefully but I have a cheap £50 thing with no name on it at the moment but yeah similar kinda noise. You get that crumpled low tone with a high tone. Good advice though 👌

To be honest I think this works for coins, buttons and small stuff. I used this advice and started to dig alot less interesting stuff as a result and dug a fraction of what I used to although I agree it does cut out the digging of big iron which is a pain. Great advice for coin hunters I feel but alot could be missed using the information in this video. I was talking to a guy last week who found a gold Guinea who nearly didn't dig it as it was a scratchy signal jumping to and from 4 to 12

@searchingshropshire

3 жыл бұрын

P Mac On the hunt hi thanks for the comment. This tip is only for those loud to clean sounds. It doesn’t effect the subtle tones that coins give. The gold Guinea that you mentioned would of either been on the edge of detection or on its edge. Plus a signal with a 4-12 (jumpy) isn’t that much of a jump and would be a digger all day. Hope that clears it up 👍

great video thanks for sharing. have you any tips for identifying coke please. as my fields are full of it. and the VDIs bounce around between 18-80s but so doe's coins at depth. and they both sound good targets. I've heard some people say coke is scratchy, not mine its sweet as. thank you

What a fantastic tip

great tip mate, im determind to find more inmy small field

@searchingshropshire

2 жыл бұрын

Little tips like this make the simplex for the better.

Really helpful thanks

Thanks for tip.

I've had a Nox for over a year and could never work out what iron was as it consistently gives a 14-16 tone in multi, however on a simplex I've rarely dug iron, and if it was it's been a big rusty nut.

Good deal! thanks

Nice 1 for that 👍 still not updated mine or even been out since lockdown fields in crop 🤦‍♂️

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

barbel mad get it done 😆

Thanks for the pumping the coil tip I'll give that a go for sure. Does it work on the beach as well?

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

North Ranger yes.

Great video! I have a question...When you use the pinpoint mode, does the Simplex give a numeric depth of the target in centimeters or inches?

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

Jason King you get a dart board ring. The closer the item the smaller the dart board.

Nice video where did where did she get that meter cover from looks cool red

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

Detecting innovation in UK

Just got mine. Any tips on it getting interference from my garrett pointer please?

with the big iron you can hear the machine shutting it out--whereas with the coin it comes in and leaves more naturally--more gradually,

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

clive clynick yep 100% many users can’t grasp it.

What should threshold be set at and how does it affect the targets etc. Thanks

@searchingshropshire

4 жыл бұрын

Crypto Kurt threshold is for all metal. You want to set it so there is a constant hum. To loud you won’t be able tell them deep targets.

@stokeyone

4 жыл бұрын

@@searchingshropshire ok I changed it but can't remember what it was set at. Thanks Chris :)

If ya press the pin point button on the machine it will mute the metal detector now ya can talk with out it beeping lol

Bidon la traduction !