Dang it Mark! I thought it was 6:30 my time. Sorry I missed it. I even had the bell hit and nothing popped up on my phone. Great video and thanks for the shout out. I better be careful as you might take my place as TH-cams #1 metal detector reviewer! Keep at it my friend. 🥂
Hey John thank for stopping buy to see it. I sure do hope I spoke correctly at saying what increasing the sensitivity actually does. As for doing review on a regular bases, nope... that is all you buddy. I may do one or two more than that's it
On my Blisstool (analog), I can control the strength of the signal that I am pushing out with the gain and the sensitivity of the return signal with the threshold. I always assumed that a digital machine changed both the transmitting signal and the receiving level when you change the sensitivity. I will have to do some research on that. Great review of that machine, Mark. 👍👍
@@Mark-TBH I am wrong on the sensitivity increasing the signal output on the digital machines. I have dug into my Blisstool manual on Gain and Threshold.
I bought this exact MD to give as a dirty Santa Present this year at our Christmas party... then after 2 days of it sitting in the box I surrendered to temptation and started playing with it. Needless to say, I ordered a second to give as a dirty Santa present this year. I've been using it for 2 days now just in my yard, put it on jewelry mode to weed out the iron, and so far I've found: $1.95 in various coins, including a buffalo head nickle. 3 metal drawer handles that are old as the hills, that for some reason register as the most valuable metal on the display, so I'm curious what they're made of. They're so crudded up, I can't even see the actual metal. And last but not least, a 16" necklace chain that isn't magnetic, so I hope it's silver. Can't find any markings on it.
That is awesome. For the necklace look up by the clasp. Usually that is where they 925 would be stamped. You got to let me knw if it is Silver. Congrats
@@Mark-TBH It was broken at one end, so I went back out a bit later to recheck the spot I found it to see if I broke it with the shovel while digging it out. I did, and I found the other end. It was an 18" chain, and it is 925 silver. Also stamped "Italy", so I guess it was made in Italy but no brand stamp. Do you have any tips for general locations to try out that have decent success? I went to a local park today thinking that would be a good place to look, and it probably would be if not for the insane amount of trash in the dirt. Cans, pull tabs, screws, metallic wrappers. I'm sure there's good stuff there somewhere, but I just felt like I was cleaning up a landfill. Had a pinpointer shipped to me overnight that I got to use today also. Man that's a world of difference!
I missed the premiere due to being on the road.. But I watched it now.. and I got to say this detector seems pretty decent.. Looking forward to seeing field testing for sure. Future Mark was nice to bring you down the coinage..
It did not do too bad at all Dan. Honestly it is a bit better balanced than and ACE because even though it is 6lbs, it never got nose heavy and didn't tire my arm out.
Wow future Mark has really gotten pretty advanced in his ability to transport in the time and space continuum. ☺️. Great review, with the air test, of the clad and silver coinage Mark 👍😃
I am still at work bummer I missed it but am watching now. Never question future mark or else!!!! You don't have a gold ring? I am sure I have seen you dig one???,
Impressive numbers, looks like a good machine, looks simple like my Whites Prizm 4. Would you reccomd it for a novice that doesn't do tech stuff? Thanks, Clinton
I just got one and live north Pittsburgh in the Cranberry twp area along the Washington trail. I am an avid coin and artifact collector. Any recommended areas to search?
Cranberry was a ton of old farms and fields. I would suggest using on-line maps like Historic Aerials. I was able to locate some nice areas to detect. To start I would jst pick a random area by you and start playing with the maps so you can see what was there and if it would be interesting to try to detect in that area. Me, I love the old Pittsburgh Parks. If you ever want to try a collaboration hunt shoot me an email. Also goof luck and happy hunting
Well now that you know that future Mark can do that You won’t ever have to worry about forgetting anything. No more scrambling for toilet paper the remote control. leaving for work with your slippers on. Future Mark has got you. I had an inclination about him does he by any chance sell imported pharmaceuticals from one of those noodle countries that give you the type of longevity that I can cut a diamond with. that a cat cannot scratch nor can a dog chew.
It's a pretty simple machine. Basically just turn it on, select the what you want to find (coins, rings, etc) and swing the machine over the ground. If there is anything conductive in the ground, it will send a signal back to the coil to the control box and it will display a seet of number and a tone that will alert you of what is under the ground.
Nice job bud. I think those staples knocked the signal down a hair.
I think they may have Mike.
Dang it Mark! I thought it was 6:30 my time. Sorry I missed it. I even had the bell hit and nothing popped up on my phone. Great video and thanks for the shout out. I better be careful as you might take my place as TH-cams #1 metal detector reviewer! Keep at it my friend. 🥂
Hey John thank for stopping buy to see it. I sure do hope I spoke correctly at saying what increasing the sensitivity actually does. As for doing review on a regular bases, nope... that is all you buddy. I may do one or two more than that's it
On my Blisstool (analog), I can control the strength of the signal that I am pushing out with the gain and the sensitivity of the return signal with the threshold. I always assumed that a digital machine changed both the transmitting signal and the receiving level when you change the sensitivity. I will have to do some research on that. Great review of that machine, Mark. 👍👍
That's ritchie and if you see that I made an error with Sensitivity please drop a comment
@@Mark-TBH I am wrong on the sensitivity increasing the signal output on the digital machines. I have dug into my Blisstool manual on Gain and Threshold.
Nice review, Mark! Looks like it is a pretty good beginner detector.
It is! Some one just starting out would be able to easily use and find stuff.
I'm going to miss it for I am traveling to Puerto Rico tomorrow. I'll catch up with you later!
No worries Roberto. Safe travels and enjoy yourself down there
@@Mark-TBH thanks! We made it safely!
Mark we all need a future Mark, he can come in quite handing at times !! Enjoyed watching the test on coins tones ! Happy Hunting 😊
I just hope he is around the next time I run out of toilet paper
@@Mark-TBH Lol I hope so :0
I bought this exact MD to give as a dirty Santa Present this year at our Christmas party... then after 2 days of it sitting in the box I surrendered to temptation and started playing with it. Needless to say, I ordered a second to give as a dirty Santa present this year.
I've been using it for 2 days now just in my yard, put it on jewelry mode to weed out the iron, and so far I've found:
$1.95 in various coins, including a buffalo head nickle. 3 metal drawer handles that are old as the hills, that for some reason register as the most valuable metal on the display, so I'm curious what they're made of. They're so crudded up, I can't even see the actual metal. And last but not least, a 16" necklace chain that isn't magnetic, so I hope it's silver. Can't find any markings on it.
That is awesome. For the necklace look up by the clasp. Usually that is where they 925 would be stamped. You got to let me knw if it is Silver. Congrats
@@Mark-TBH It was broken at one end, so I went back out a bit later to recheck the spot I found it to see if I broke it with the shovel while digging it out. I did, and I found the other end. It was an 18" chain, and it is 925 silver. Also stamped "Italy", so I guess it was made in Italy but no brand stamp.
Do you have any tips for general locations to try out that have decent success? I went to a local park today thinking that would be a good place to look, and it probably would be if not for the insane amount of trash in the dirt. Cans, pull tabs, screws, metallic wrappers. I'm sure there's good stuff there somewhere, but I just felt like I was cleaning up a landfill. Had a pinpointer shipped to me overnight that I got to use today also. Man that's a world of difference!
I missed the premiere due to being on the road.. But I watched it now.. and I got to say this detector seems pretty decent.. Looking forward to seeing field testing for sure. Future Mark was nice to bring you down the coinage..
It did not do too bad at all Dan. Honestly it is a bit better balanced than and ACE because even though it is 6lbs, it never got nose heavy and didn't tire my arm out.
@@Mark-TBH Man 6lbs Wow did not think it weighed that much.. but i would think if the detector is balanced well the weight is not bad at all..
Wow future Mark has really gotten pretty advanced in his ability to transport in the time and space continuum. ☺️. Great review, with the air test, of the clad and silver coinage Mark 👍😃
Thank you Kaye. Now I got to wonder if he and past Mark will do a video together
@@Mark-TBH I don't want to see them without you though 😂
I thought the PP stood for Pyper's Pit. Thanks for explaining that Mark 😆
Usually it does marty. This one time it didn;t LOL
When you said don’t worry about it it’ll give you a headache I laughed so hard I cried
Honestly that was a spur of the moment line and when I did the editing it just matched up so well
@@Mark-TBH that’s word for word somethin my dad woulda said lol
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Thank you
Hi Mark , nice info mate be interesting to se how it performs ATB Rob 👍👍👍
SO far I am pleased Rob. There is a bit of falsing but it's entry level so you will have that
I love you man keep up these great videos
Glad you like them!
That is a nice machine, I have one that I’m going to giveaway for my 500 sub. When I get there. Thanks for sharing.
Good luck Frankie.
Sorry it took so long to watch Mark but a very good job on doing the review. Great for beginners that are testing the waters.
No worries Brenda. TH-cam will have the videos on again and again and again...)
Not a bad looking entry level machine. I love my at max
Yea Shane I do think this would be a great starter machine for someone who wants to try but doesn't like to commit.
I am still at work bummer I missed it but am watching now. Never question future mark or else!!!! You don't have a gold ring? I am sure I have seen you dig one???,
Hey Nathan. You are right, I have found a couple but sold them because I really needed the cash.
@@Mark-TBH I have thought about selling my rings but still have them for now.
Impressive numbers, looks like a good machine, looks simple like my Whites Prizm 4. Would you reccomd it for a novice that doesn't do tech stuff? Thanks, Clinton
Yes I think I would. This way the person is only out about 130 bucks on the metal detecter.
Nice 👍
Thank you
I just got one and live north Pittsburgh in the Cranberry twp area along the Washington trail. I am an avid coin and artifact collector. Any recommended areas to search?
Cranberry was a ton of old farms and fields. I would suggest using on-line maps like Historic Aerials. I was able to locate some nice areas to detect. To start I would jst pick a random area by you and start playing with the maps so you can see what was there and if it would be interesting to try to detect in that area. Me, I love the old Pittsburgh Parks. If you ever want to try a collaboration hunt shoot me an email. Also goof luck and happy hunting
Well now that you know that future Mark can do that You won’t ever have to worry about forgetting anything. No more scrambling for toilet paper the remote control. leaving for work with your slippers on. Future Mark has got you. I had an inclination about him does he by any chance sell imported pharmaceuticals from one of those noodle countries that give you the type of longevity that I can cut a diamond with. that a cat cannot scratch nor can a dog chew.
Johnny I can always count on you to leave a comment that makes me think about the answer.
Alguien que me.pueda explicar cómo se usa en español porfavor
It's a pretty simple machine. Basically just turn it on, select the what you want to find (coins, rings, etc) and swing the machine over the ground. If there is anything conductive in the ground, it will send a signal back to the coil to the control box and it will display a seet of number and a tone that will alert you of what is under the ground.
))) ще б показав би на якій глубені він бачить монети і на якій глубені бачить метал було би ідеально
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I prefere my go-find 44 detector
Go with what you know and love. I had the 44 for a period of time and liked how portable it was.
@@Mark-TBH i agree. The 44 go find is great for finding coins, new and old