4/10/2023 0 Comments Xp orx accessories![]() ![]() One factor which has not been addressed is the role of target masking in modern trash. Naturally, frequency choice will be important to respond well to coin targets across the typical conductivity range. I like the ORX because it is simple, straight-forward, and works so well. Like any detector, you just have to learn it well, not go overboard with a lot of unnecessary adjustments and tweaking, in order to master what the detector offers. I like the ORX's 3-Tone audio (when I am listening to the ferrous debris) and with the round 9" DD coil I have had very good performance on mid-depth to deeper located coins. I've been enjoying this great sport for over half a century and prefer to use detectors that are Simple, Functional, yet very good in Performance, and for a lot of the Coin Hunting I do, for a lot of site choices I have found the ORX w/9" X35 DD to provide surprising in-the-field performance. They are part of my Detector Outfit of other excellent-performing units, with some assigned for my urban Coin & Jewelry Hunting and others for Relic Hunting in very dense, iron contaminated sites. I don't own or use a Deus, however this past year I bought two brand new XP ORX devices, and keep a 5X9½ DD HF coil on my first one and a 9" X35 coil mounted on the second unit. I know it excellent detector for relic hunting how is it for coin shooting and park hunting? I can readjust settings later for the deeper stuff. I have found that setting up my Deus for shallow jewelry and high conductor coin cherry picking by lowering the sensitivity and only digging targets with good two direction audio is a good way to start in a really trashy area. I know all of the tricks for the Deus in this regard and use them. I also just try to be happy with my results.Īvoiding all bottle caps and aluminum trash is next to impossible with just about any VLF detector and the Deus is certainly no exception. If I start to get frustrated with tons of audio overload I will simplify the tones down to 5, 4 or 3 tones with tone breaks set so that nickels and copper pennies and higher will sound as a single pitch. I will hunt usually in some form of Deus Fast with full tones. In thick aluminum trashy parks I am learning to be patient with the Deus andmy developing ability to use it for coin/ jewelry. I have no problems using it for relics and even for gold prospecting in iron infested sites or high mineralization. I am still learning how to use it in thick aluminum and bottle cap trash. ![]() I am one of the people Squirrel 1 is talking about that has really struggled with the XP Deus as a modern coin hunter in heavy trash. This forum here and others have loads of tips to get a Deus user up to speed quicker. The reason for this was generally the good performance and finds being reported by those who did start mastering the units. Some folks even bought units later their 3 units. They never caught onto Deus or didn’t put the time in to become more proficient. Many folks in USA purchased deus units and quickly sold them. The Deus ergonomics rank superior though when compared to all others. Xp Deus from an emi standpoint Is above average for handling but falls short of multi freq detectors like fbs/fbs2 line of Minelab. So using deus in fill dirt areas can be very problematic. Deus for ID takes into account assuming older Objects buried deeper vs more modern trash. ![]() There is an icon called a horseshoe that can be used to reflects signal strengths of target and a sliver of the horseshoe will be witnessed many times more on deeper targets. The other thing that can make the Deus more difficult to identify good finds vs junk finds is Deus ID depending on depth of find, in conjunction to soil mineralization and or size of target and detector settings the mighty Deus will as targets deepen all yield a 90s plus IDin meter or no ID at all. I should point out the use of HF coils on Deus far harder to avoid digging junk vs using the original LF coils and the newer x35 coils. There are some other things one can do with Deus when hunting modern trash like use unnormalized vdi for freq used, cross checking targets using various freqs. The real key to using Deus in a modern trash site looking for coins is tone nuance. Granted with more and more experience one can lessen the junk they dig but will still dig more vs say Minelab CTX, Etrac, Equinox, Explorer units. ![]() The problem with Deus is user will dig more junk. ![]()
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