Hello from Croatia...Your videos are the best,especially for beginners like me...

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

johnny green Thank you Johnny, I am glad they are useful to new detectorists and new Simplex users. I remember very well how hard it is when you first start, so much to remember, and so many questions. I hope my videos answer those questions and ones they haven’t even thought of yet. That’s my intention, anyway. Let me know how you get on, happy hunting!

@attilahun2075

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesimplexguru1263 Thank You

You did a great video you covered enough ground that most people miss for once the girls showed up the guys

Hi Lori, great to listen and watch another of your videos. For me, who usually has plenty to say, I am, at last quiet; which is great, no doubt! Quiet, because there is nothing to add. For me, this is a really top-drawer instructional video. Your detecting technique with this coil is spot on, so too your presentation and delivery of information. Stay safe, take care, and keep up your excellent work please.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Tim Rogers awww, Tim, NOOO! I always have things to learn from you. Someday we will be able to meet up in person, and I can’t wait to get a proper critique and tutorial from one of my two gurus (the other is in USA not likely to meet him!). You and Terry Knipshield have taught me so much, and I look forward to learning so I h more from you. Thank you so much for the compliments though, you made my week!

Great Info In Understanding The Simplex Look Forward to Your Next Instalment, Cheers.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very very much Robin. A new video was uploaded tonight, please let me know what you think. Happy hunting!

I love your attitude and spirit I have subbed looking forward to seeing more from you. What beautiful land your enjoying in Scotland too.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Metal Pirate Girl Thank you so much, you made me smile. I appreciate your support and look forward talking with you more. Happy hunting, and stay safe!

great video... very informative. 👍 I do like the look of the elliptical coil.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

xp it’s the absolute bomb. I have no desire, whatsoever, to use the standard one again. It is amazing! Thank you for watching and your positive feedback, nice to know that making these videos is of use to folk. Good luck out there :D

I have the 9 1/2" X 5" DD coil on my Anfibio Multi. I love the size and function. I rarely use any other coil.

Great video My friend, i only have the standard coil but what i dig and dont dig also comes down to the mood i am in but I would most likely have been diggin most of those signals, thanks for the knowledge

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

bleeping fun Absolutely, how much can I be arsed, lol. If I’m feeling patient, I’ll dig out the iron to help the other signals come through. If it’s a short trip, I’m looking for the peaches!

@bleepingfun

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesimplexguru1263 at the moment i do lots of short hunts because of the hot weather here in demmark but if the weather is right and I AM in the right mood i dig lots more in the Hope of getting something good

Hi Lori, Yet another very informative video :) i was in two minds about which new coil to get but i think it will be the SP24 now as i am sure it will be a lot easier on stubble too which is an added bonus. By the way i hope you like the Simplex VDI chart i have posted on facebook. I hope it helps people a little.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Michael Thanks Michael, I think the elliptical is totally the one to go for. It’s properly different from the standard and the round is just too similar. Thank you for the vdi chart, I did see it, and I’ll make sure to mention it on my next video. There are lots of folks looking for a vdi chart, and it took a lot of work to make that. On behalf of the Simplex community- thank you! :D

Hello Lori loved the video. I'll bet that smaller coil on the simplexmakes it a whole lot easier to swing during extended periods. Take care girl.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

danny williams It’s a game changer, and means I can use the machine all day without risking my elbow tendon. The balance IS so much better!

Note: Extremely old iron can be light as a feather... The weight actually leaches out into the atmosphere over time...

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

mark holbrook that’s really interesting, must look into that. Thank you!

Morning Lori, you're digging assistant a day off? I wonder how that coil is performing on field mode, is it quicker then the old coil(recovery) i was yesterday on a large pasture with a new layer of topsoil, so the targets are quite deep, is it possible to swing faster with the new coil in field mode so you can search faster and cover more ground? Great view on the road to the iron mine!! Keep on hunting!!

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

michel faber Hi Michael, my daughter and hubby were off doing other things- probably good as I find it hard to film when my daughter is with me. She is 17 and even through she is supportive, I know what she is thinking. :D The coil is faster, I think. I keep forgetting and find myself defaulting to my previous speeds, and the machine works just fine. I’ll check out field the next time I’m out ( I must keep a list of things I’m going to check out, or I’ll never remember). I think the bigger coil will by physical nature see deeper, but then again, I’m sure the 2.76 changes were done specifically to make the new coils exceptional, balancing the losses to the stock coil with gains to smaller one. And I think it works MUCH better than bigger one. :)

Subscribed :)

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Iron_Harvest Thank you my friend

Show some more videos you're good

Hi Lori. Great video. If you could only choose one of the coils (SP22 or SP24) wich would you choose?

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Manuel, thank you for your comment. I haven't used the SP22, I bought the SP 24 because I felt the SP22 was too similar to the stock coil. I don't know of anyone who is using an SP22, but every single person on the groups I am in, who has put the SP24 on their Simplex, has said they are never taking it off again. The SP24 is just the right shape for poking into corners, or between clumps of grass or rows of crops. The round shape of the SP22 wouldn't work as well in these areas. I think it might be good in water, as the shape might move through water better. But unless that is your primary detecting use, I don't see the SP22 having any advantages over the SP24, and I would not been surprised if Nokta stops making the SP22 due to lack of sales. If you decide to go with an SP22, I would love to know what you think of it. I genuinely know no one who has one. I would ask Nokta for one to review, but I would worry that I couldn't be honest if I didn't find it any use. I will look out for a 2nd hand one, I may be able to get it cheap enough and then I can say what I think. Thanks for getting in touch. :)

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

A video I did, all about the SP 24. kzread.info/dash/bejne/qIGByKl9p5jJkbQ.html

Which coil gives you the most depth. Sp24 or the original 11 inch that it came with?

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Theoretically, a larger coil will give more depth. Because Nokta Makro overpowered the machine with the 2.7x update, the smaller coils are able to be run at full sensitivity, the stock one (generally) can not. I make them equal in depth perception because of this. If you have 2.78, the vdi on the machine is restricted to stable identifications (when using full sensitivity), and the added depth given by the 2.7x update is limited to audio information. In this case, I can only surmise the stock coil vdi will show deeper targets than the sp24 (as you will run both on full sensitivity). This, however, is not showing targets as deep as 2.77 will, although you will hear them. Hope this makes sense. Short answer- in my experience and theory, all coils have equal depth ability in 2.76 and 2.77. In 2.68 and 2.78, the stock coil will read deeper than the smaller coils, but will not show targets as deep the simplex will on 2.76 or 2.77, as it is limited to stable vdi only. It will give you audio feedback for these targets however.

@craigolsen8057

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful explanation thank you!!!

How are you trying to give lessons on this machine whilst your cable is hanging on for its dear life 😭😭😭😭😭😂

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

That dAnNy IMHIM Spot on! You are absolutely correct, the coil cable was way too loose, and this can lead to ghost signals. I have already tightened it but thanks for the reminder. It was just one of those things I forgot about from when I fitted the new coil and the machine was telescoped down. I was so focussed on what I was going to film, and thinking about what I wanted to say, that it escaped my notice. Cheers again. If I hadn’t already rectified it, your comment would have reminded me to check it :)

You need to wrap that cable a bit closer round the stem mate!

Have you tried testing the targets with the pin pointer mode before digging kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipea1aWuZaSfiZc.html

Ни чего не понял. Так брать или не брать?

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Vladik Nikiforov • 1 day ago Understood nothing. So to take or not to take? Yes, get it! The SP24 is fantastic! Unless you are mostly on beach. For beach, the Detech ultimate 13 coil is likely better. But for all else, the SP24 is TOTALLY the best coil for your Simplex (from my experience and feedback I've had from others).

@user-bo6en3ve8p

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesimplexguru1263 ok good chenal goob

Basically still digging iron up even on a decent signal, i'll stick to my cheapo bounty hunter as it gives a good discrimination between iron and copper, that old path looked a big no no , full of rubbish.

@thesimplexguru1263

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Grumpy, The path was a challenge, but also had/ has real potential. Sites up here in the Highlands tend to be poor, the area was not wealthy. The best chance of finding lost valuables is where the people were, and here that is the roads and paths. Nails are tricky for most machines, and I think everyone gets caught out at times. This vid was from a while back, and I will be the first to say I am much more experienced with the Simplex now. The 'Guru' name was always intended tongue firmly in cheek :D But, I would also say, if you know your Bounty Hunter, you will always do better than someone who is new to a machine, even the fanciest in the world. The Simplex is what I have learned on, and I know her now, and what she is saying. You are the same on your Bounty, and that is a great thing! Happy hunting and Good luck!

Turn the volume down on your machine. Turn the volume down on your machine.

@woodybigo

2 жыл бұрын

I think she has it up so we can hear it in the video. Pretty sure she's said she normally uses headphones. Clearly she knows what she's doing.