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Oh gosh i think we have a detector detective here, or the worlds leading authority on demonstrations. Go on! Dont diss me my friend. I tell it how it is. It isnt a cheap trick becuase i have experienced the power myself first hand, and the man on the video is showing you something for your own good so don't be so obnoxious. It's like you try and tell people somethnig good and they dont wanna listen. Sorry but jog on! you havnt got a clue!! My oppinion BLISSTOOL is the DADDY!!
I've heard of the Blisstool, but have never seen one. There is a link to the website of the UK Distributor shown below the video (is that you, by the way?) where you can download a user manual. Having had a quick scan through the manual, I can see that it is certainly a complicated unit to set up, and may be beyond the capabilities of many metal detector users
Having watched the video, I have a question:
The video shows detection of a silver sixpence at 13" in soil. But (according to the manual on page 22) with Discrimination Depth set at 10, the detector provides 100% ferrous rejection up to a depth of 20cm (7.9") for small ferrous objects, and 10cm (3.9"). If we can class the iron nails at the bottom of the hole as small (rather than very small) then the maximum depth that these could be rejected at is 7.9". In this case, all 3 objects (2 nails and the silver sixpence) are being detected at 13", not just the coin. Or have I misunderstood something here?
At the moment, I get the impression that the Blisstool may have the same flaw as the once popular Fisher 12XX range of detectors. In other words, you can end up digging a lot of deep holes in search of good signals that turn out to be nails.
Oh gosh i think we have a detector detective here, or the worlds leading authority on demonstrations. Go on! Dont diss me my friend. I tell it how it is. It isnt a cheap trick becuase i have experienced the power myself first hand, and the man on the video is showing you something for your own good so don't be so obnoxious. It's like you try and tell people somethnig good and they dont wanna listen. Sorry but jog on! you havnt got a clue!! My oppinion BLISSTOOL is the DADDY!!
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Jam.....believe me, you can't detect a sixpence at 13 inches.
The Deus is the best on the market, and even it can't sense it.
The gentleman doing the demo is fairly inept at properly demonstrating such a test.
He DID NOT show you the control panel with the settings used.
Any fool could set all discrim to zero....all sensitivities maxed out,
and get a response as demonstrated,..FROM THE HOLE/soil dicontinuities.
I am not condeming the machine...I am critisizing the demonstrator.
This is what I mean you guys can't beleive It. Im not gonna spend my time educating people who cant be educated. It can pik it up at 13" ive done it my self. Do your homework , actually know what your on about before you say something you know nothing about. The Deus isnt the best on the market becuase this is better. I know 3 Deus users who are selling them up for this machine because they have used the blisstool and it ****s over it. Regarding the useage of the machine it is not over complicated you just have toggles you control not a whole computer system tht just ****s everything up. The man who makes BLISSTOOL make robots; humanoid robots. It is the best machine, but people dont wanna believe it. Just open ya eyes and stop conforming to how your taught to be.
You are obviously the bees knees at detecting so carry on!!
I know 3 Deus users who are selling them up for this machine because they have used the blisstool and it ****s over it.
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I know 4 blisstool users who are selling them up for other MD models, totally disappointing with blisstool because they have used some other brands and it ****s over it.
The man who makes BLISSTOOL make robots; humanoid robots.
What false jive!
Where are those humanoid robots?
Maybe they sent to the moon by BLISSTOOL SPACE SHUTTLE
and therefore no one has seen them on the Earth.
In fact, it is just false advertising, because this person has a very bad reputation in Bulgaria and nobody believes it in his country.
This is what I mean you guys can't beleive It. Im not gonna spend my time educating people who cant be educated. It can pik it up at 13" ive done it my self. Do your homework , actually know what your on about before you say something you know nothing about. The Deus isnt the best on the market becuase this is better. I know 3 Deus users who are selling them up for this machine because they have used the blisstool and it ****s over it. Regarding the useage of the machine it is not over complicated you just have toggles you control not a whole computer system tht just ****s everything up. The man who makes BLISSTOOL make robots; humanoid robots. It is the best machine, but people dont wanna believe it. Just open ya eyes and stop conforming to how your taught to be.
You are obviously the bees knees at detecting so carry on!!
Jamin360 - you didn't reply to any of my questions.
1. Are you the UK distributor of the Blisstool?
2. Can you explain the meaning of the depth chart on page 22 of the user manual?
Please understand that I am not knocking the Blisstool, as I've never tested one; and can only draw conclusions from what I've seen in the video. I'm simply trying to understand whether the test shown is really a valid one, or whether the distance of 13" for a silver sixpence is only achievable under a certain set of conditions. As far as I can ascertain so far, the Blisstool is unable to discriminate iron over the full range of depth. If that is true, then you cannot rely on any so-called "good signals" beyond about 8". At least that's what the user manual seems to imply.
If he would answer criticism with logical replies then he would be taken seriously.
I will refrain from replying to Jamin, because he simply continues ranting, except to say, "Thank you for all your endeavours, for we at least appreciate the demo, despite your limitations in being able to properly conduct such tests"....Matt
P.S. If you wish to prove your machine, then do the following:-
Dig the hole to 13 inches.
Place your nails in the hole.
Video yourself setting the disc levels such, that there is no response when sweeping the hole.
Show us the disc settings, and all gain settings.
NOW place coin in situ with nails.
Re-sweep and convince us sceptics.
Please sweep at a rate relative to human usage, and not robots.
If he would answer criticism with logical replies then he would be taken seriously.
I will refrain from replying to Jamin, because he simply continues ranting, except to say, "Thank you for all your endeavours, for we at least appreciate the demo, despite your limitations in being able to properly conduct such tests"....Matt
P.S. If you wish to prove your machine, then do the following:-
Dig the hole to 13 inches.
Place your nails in the hole.
Video yourself setting the disc levels such, that there is no response when sweeping the hole.
Show us the disc settings, and all gain settings.
NOW place coin in situ with nails.
Re-sweep and convince us sceptics.
Please sweep at a rate relative to human usage, and not robots.
mine is a 60cm snow and not thinking about how to dig holes 13 inches
I own the Blisstool LTC 64 and it is REALLY a very good machine,
but compared with the Jeohunter for smaller stuff and one big
problem is the Blisstools sensitivity for electrosmog.
Of course the settings are manual but not really complicated.
You even can find cavity or mineralic stones with this detector.
The coils plastic is not as stable as it should, if you touch a
bigger stone or rock you could lose some small parts of it.
I could reach the buried 500grams of bottlecaps at 2feet with it,
but very weak because of the only just 25cm / 10'' coil.
The discrimination of course works very well, I even could
distinct beween usual nails and little 2cm steel shrapnel balls!
I could detect those @ 25-30cm of depth with the Blisstool.
btw. I could take a picture of the manual if somebody really
needs it, and upload it here, its in english.
This detector rocks if somebody has some sense for technic
and doesn't need LCD-displays, but there really should be
no electricity-lines near the search site.
And persons like WM6 should play with the M6 or other usual toys
and stop spreading rumors about detectors they have no clue about!
This is only dialectial provocation without any substance he tries here...
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