DeepHunter mini finds high sensitivity field test
This amazing new video is another true lucky strike:
Directly at the first try I found what I intended to find, a very hard to detect target.
Because I wanted to demonstrate how real high senisitive treasure hunting looks like:
It is not possible wanting to have ultra depth detection without finding ultra small parts not so deep, too.
But if you wanna have a real high sensitive and fantastic ultra deep detector, the DeepHunter is absolutly the right choice for you!
Usually you would need a 10cm coil (4inch) for such around 5mm small finds - but the DeepHunter uses 32cm which covers much more ground and
is far deeper than any of those little 10-25cm coils.
The Sensitivity setting was at 8,5 with Iron On and ground balance was pretty high even if there is not so mineralized soil to grab even the
smallest iron parts! And the 380kV highvoltage line was just ca. 50meters from the find-location!
The uploaded video demonstrates perfectly how has to be the background noise - find noise contrast factor!
btw. this little find (the first and most left one at the below pictures including mm inch values) was around 10cm deep, beneath the root.
And I found out that the DeepHunter can be runned on much higher sensitivity if the coil is moved directly over the grass without
getting loud background chatter signals. Those only starts getting a bit louder if the detector is not moving or swept on a larger distance over the soil.
So you can hunt directly under a high voltage line at sensitivity level 9 with almost no background noise if the coil is scrubbed over the grass.
And of course you will need a really good pinpointer! Don't blame the DeepHunter if it detects something and you can't find it just because
your Pinpointer doesn't react on 5mm small stuff as long it doesn't touch its sensor directly!
I found out that I wouldn't have had a chance to get most of those small parts without the border-sensitivity modified Garrett Pro-Pointer.
With a standard Pro-Pointer it can take extremly long until you hit such small metal parts directly with the coil.
btw. the DeepHunter video demonstrates perfectly that you will find ultra small (and very deep) stuff at real fast hunting-speed.
You can walk at normal speed through the site or wood and you will cover much more ground than with a smaller coil.
With a 10cm coil it can take ages until you find the right spot at all.
For very old coins such a sensitivity level as the DeepHunter with the 32cm coil provides is absolutly neccessary!
Because often those are very small, low-conductive or very deep - around 20-35cm.
If you wanna get the MAX out of the ground check out this new video I shot yesterday and listen to signals.
Of course you should be used to some background chatter because this is the only way to reach this border sensitivity signals at all.
But its very easy with some experience - if the usual background signals start to change or differ a little bit,
check the area there more detailed with your coil, move it closer over the ground and slower and if you then get clear signal, you have catched one
of those very hard to find targets. And as you can see on the pix below, yesterday I catched really alot of them.
I'm shure in the near future their will exists some compare tests DeepHunter vs the best other MDs in this category and the DeepHunter will beat them all.
And moving the Deephunters coil over hours and hours is the most lightweight solution compared to all those detectors which have mounted
their display, electronic- and battery-stuff directly on the coil-holder.
With this detector you can still find treasures and or other rare stuff on hot spot locations which have been searched already 100times over and over again.
All you need is a little bit a trained ear so you immediatly will hear if the usual background-signals remain on their same pattern or if they are changing.
Of course for the a bit larger or not so deep finds you will get extremly loud and clear and undoubtful detection signals, no question.
But the DeepHunter offers the possibility for the absolute MAX and it depends on each person, if he wants to use this additional extra high potential.
It also depends on the location and how precious stuff you probably could find there, too.
With a weak detector someone just would wastes his time on a site where treasurehunters are walking around since many years already.
But if you can handle such high sensitive machines - which really is not complicated, its more a question of routine and some training -
you will find stuff at such promising sites, still, for shure. And by the way because of its very high electro-smog stability you will get extremly good
detection results with the DeepHunter compared with other detectors - the DeepHunter will detect their around 70-100% deeper than others!
You can even detect directly in towns or close to buried cables and near voltage lines with still great results, while other detectors are
going crazy there or start to beep like hell and can't turned off until they have just 30% sensitivity left.
Last but not least:
For me it would be really interesting now if the CoinFinder CF77 would perform the same great as the DeepHunter concerning such really small stuff
at high electro-smog and "outsearched" regions. If it uses the almost same powerful circuit it could be - but I must compare it first personally.
Good luck!
DeepHunter Metal-Detector real testvideo 10-2013.zip
(22.6 MB) (1min avi movie 640x480 including 11 pictures)
http://www.multiupload.nl/ZXAQRZMCYZ






This amazing new video is another true lucky strike:
Directly at the first try I found what I intended to find, a very hard to detect target.

Because I wanted to demonstrate how real high senisitive treasure hunting looks like:
It is not possible wanting to have ultra depth detection without finding ultra small parts not so deep, too.
But if you wanna have a real high sensitive and fantastic ultra deep detector, the DeepHunter is absolutly the right choice for you!
Usually you would need a 10cm coil (4inch) for such around 5mm small finds - but the DeepHunter uses 32cm which covers much more ground and
is far deeper than any of those little 10-25cm coils.
The Sensitivity setting was at 8,5 with Iron On and ground balance was pretty high even if there is not so mineralized soil to grab even the
smallest iron parts! And the 380kV highvoltage line was just ca. 50meters from the find-location!
The uploaded video demonstrates perfectly how has to be the background noise - find noise contrast factor!
btw. this little find (the first and most left one at the below pictures including mm inch values) was around 10cm deep, beneath the root.
And I found out that the DeepHunter can be runned on much higher sensitivity if the coil is moved directly over the grass without
getting loud background chatter signals. Those only starts getting a bit louder if the detector is not moving or swept on a larger distance over the soil.
So you can hunt directly under a high voltage line at sensitivity level 9 with almost no background noise if the coil is scrubbed over the grass.
And of course you will need a really good pinpointer! Don't blame the DeepHunter if it detects something and you can't find it just because
your Pinpointer doesn't react on 5mm small stuff as long it doesn't touch its sensor directly!
I found out that I wouldn't have had a chance to get most of those small parts without the border-sensitivity modified Garrett Pro-Pointer.
With a standard Pro-Pointer it can take extremly long until you hit such small metal parts directly with the coil.
btw. the DeepHunter video demonstrates perfectly that you will find ultra small (and very deep) stuff at real fast hunting-speed.
You can walk at normal speed through the site or wood and you will cover much more ground than with a smaller coil.
With a 10cm coil it can take ages until you find the right spot at all.
For very old coins such a sensitivity level as the DeepHunter with the 32cm coil provides is absolutly neccessary!
Because often those are very small, low-conductive or very deep - around 20-35cm.
If you wanna get the MAX out of the ground check out this new video I shot yesterday and listen to signals.
Of course you should be used to some background chatter because this is the only way to reach this border sensitivity signals at all.
But its very easy with some experience - if the usual background signals start to change or differ a little bit,
check the area there more detailed with your coil, move it closer over the ground and slower and if you then get clear signal, you have catched one
of those very hard to find targets. And as you can see on the pix below, yesterday I catched really alot of them.
I'm shure in the near future their will exists some compare tests DeepHunter vs the best other MDs in this category and the DeepHunter will beat them all.
And moving the Deephunters coil over hours and hours is the most lightweight solution compared to all those detectors which have mounted
their display, electronic- and battery-stuff directly on the coil-holder.
With this detector you can still find treasures and or other rare stuff on hot spot locations which have been searched already 100times over and over again.
All you need is a little bit a trained ear so you immediatly will hear if the usual background-signals remain on their same pattern or if they are changing.
Of course for the a bit larger or not so deep finds you will get extremly loud and clear and undoubtful detection signals, no question.
But the DeepHunter offers the possibility for the absolute MAX and it depends on each person, if he wants to use this additional extra high potential.
It also depends on the location and how precious stuff you probably could find there, too.
With a weak detector someone just would wastes his time on a site where treasurehunters are walking around since many years already.
But if you can handle such high sensitive machines - which really is not complicated, its more a question of routine and some training -
you will find stuff at such promising sites, still, for shure. And by the way because of its very high electro-smog stability you will get extremly good
detection results with the DeepHunter compared with other detectors - the DeepHunter will detect their around 70-100% deeper than others!
You can even detect directly in towns or close to buried cables and near voltage lines with still great results, while other detectors are
going crazy there or start to beep like hell and can't turned off until they have just 30% sensitivity left.
Last but not least:
For me it would be really interesting now if the CoinFinder CF77 would perform the same great as the DeepHunter concerning such really small stuff
at high electro-smog and "outsearched" regions. If it uses the almost same powerful circuit it could be - but I must compare it first personally.
Good luck!
DeepHunter Metal-Detector real testvideo 10-2013.zip
(22.6 MB) (1min avi movie 640x480 including 11 pictures)
http://www.multiupload.nl/ZXAQRZMCYZ
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