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I agree

I liked them back in the 80s and 90s.

@@ProspectorsCache Even back then they were junk. White's, Fisher, and Compass detectors were far superior.

It has its place.

Hopefully they will fix it

Agree

Thanks for watching

Can't due to colon problems.

I use XP and getting a Nokta

They will find stuff, but compared to other brands they are lacking in features and too expensive for what you get IMO

Thanks

Good choice

Calabash Digger, iffy signals, northwest Wisconsin, Garrett's on Steve Moore, tnsharpshooter, History Digger, lots of metal detecting forum users and private talks with 8 dealer friends.

@ so you have used the VX9 extensively? I’ve already used mine a lot and the only issue I’ve ran across is VDI number not appearing on some high tones. I understand Garrett is doing an update to rectify that. I’m satisfied and I love supporting Made in USA.

Like I said if you like it great and keep on finding stuff.

All buyers ultimately make their own decision. He did not force anyone to buy one or not to buy one. You clicked on his video because you were interested in his opinion just like everyone else that watched this video.

Calabash Digger, iffy signals, northwest Wisconsin, Garrett's on Steve Moore, tnsharpshooter, History Digger, lots of metal detecting forum users and private talks with 8 dealer friends.

Agree

@@snapnpiksallthetime7672 you are welcome

@@justinandsheba sad for sure

@@steelydan42 thanks for watching

@@binbanben thanks

@@steelydan42 good idea

I agree, the D2 is a great machine. I need a backup.

Thanks for the comment!

Thank you so much. I love this comment.

you mean American assembled. The parts are all made in China. lol

@@depthspader8820 Yes. lol

@@depthspader8820 Hey Depthspader, LOL Yeah, American company, in general.

@@luisvillarreal5262 hey, hows it going. This Vortex thing is really causing quite the stir. lol I always like my first detector which was an ACE400, still have it.

I agree the scale needs markers for the numbers.

​@@ProspectorsCacheGlad that you are feeling better

Thank you Bill. Hope you are doing well also

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the well wishes!

Maybe he is wrong about BC reject, idk, I never use BC on my Legend, but he did make a bunch of videos showing issues like the VDI scale on large silver, and Garrett suddenly is releasing an update for it, so love him or hate him, he did good getting Garretts attention

I agree with most of what you said. Bottle cap reject is nice though. If that was the only problem in the Vortex that would make it ok, but right now there are many more issues for a detector in that price range.

I watch many many Detecting channels and one thing I've noticed about CB. When he points out flaws on a detector usually the manufacturer comes out with an update to address some of those issues he shows. Idk you tell me.

​@@jrummy73agreed 💯

Now, now Calbash does a great job, and he does have more expertise than most engineers out there when it comes to testing. I been metal detecting for over fifty years, yes, he not always right, but most of the time he right on the money! I bought Deus2 because of him and I am a cherry picker only looking for a gold rings. You should see my pile of gold rings with that Deus2. Sold Me!

I think you made the right choice.

I haven't had any issues with any carbon fiber shafts. BTW they aren't conductive. I just tested mine with a metal detector in all metal and no response at all. Also it reads infinite mohns with my multimeter.

@@ProspectorsCache Carbon fiber is slightly conductive. It's been discussed and tested on those mean metal detecting forums Calabash goofball cried about. lol

@p1315 must not be conductive enough for a Deus 2 to see it at all. I swing a D2 over it in prospecting mode and the detector does not indicate anything. Also when I test it with ohmmeter it doesn't show any conductivity. So whoever told you that is incorrect.

@p1315 also the wire and ground are conductive. Detectors easily balanced those, so a carbon fiber shaft would also be balanced out and not affect performance.

@@ProspectorsCache And yet...it does. I posted a YT link to another video but the owner of the video has to approve it first to show up on here...yada yada yada. Search CarbonLowerRods in the search box.

I agree

Thank you!

@tnsharpshooter I have been a subscriber to your channel for a long time. Love your daily video's.

@tnsharpshooter I have been a subscriber to your channel for a long time. Love your daily video's.

My pleasure

It is a nice detector

Glad you liked it!

They are slightly better than an AT Max, but that is 20 year old technology.

That is what I use underwater. The larger coil for beaches.

All beaches but state and national parks can be detected.

@ProspectorsCache Thanks ☕️👊🏻

About oatmeal size.

Glad I could help!

Wow, thank you!

Thanks

No they didn't.

I go a lot. Come visit us at Highland Lakes metal detecting club meeting at Kingsland library 10am 1st Saturday each month.

Is there a permit or contact person for metal detecting and panning on the Llano?

@@Knights880 Try Long's Camp in Kingsland Texas!

Glad it was helpful!

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To the nokta BC 🎧 setup​@@ProspectorsCache

​@@ProspectorsCachefor the nokta set-up

There were issues so we are not selling them.

​@@ProspectorsCacheso there is no way I can buy one from you?

Thanks for watching!

They have held up for over a year of detecting.

That was a short of main video.

@@ProspectorsCache There is no point to this video. A short you call it? I wish I could take my click back.

@@Zartimus Glad you liked it! 🙂

@@Zartimus Thank you mate, its 6am im at work and your made me piss myself, i literally said the same thing !!

Sorry

You must have a mental illness because who in their right mind pretends to be a female with an only fans lol

No

No Bluetooth don't work underwater

@@ProspectorsCache thank you for your answer! Did you try it?