@@The-skillschool Can you recommend an XP Deus rig with coils and Bluetooth headphones and where to buy with discount at a great price. I think I would need a 28cm X35 coil for ploughed and an elliptical coil for getting between the iron in machine gun iron areas, but tell me if I’m wrong. What is the elliptical coil I need, one area I have typically has 9 iron items in the same hole as the non ferrous? That sort of thing. But great history there. I have an Equinox 800, with 6”11”and 15” Minelab coils and Bluetooth headphones. I also have a Garrett 400i. Great info on your vids 👍 cheers
Good video Gary thanks for making it. It took me almost exactly a year to find my first hammered it was Easter Sunday this year and I found 2 within a few feet of each other, 3 weeks later another one popped up. It just takes time and patience to fully understand your machine and the feeling once you have cracked it is brilliant. Happy hunting 👍 XP💪
Great video and very informative as always Gary! I agree with you... I can hunt the iron patches all day and be content as well... love hearing that solid repeatable tone pop through in the iron! Congratulations on the Hammered!
Awesome video as always Gary. Some really useful tips my friend, I will definitely be putting them to the test on my next hunt. Thanks for sharing mate.
good sound advice ,especially where coils are concerned ,I see so many people out with the biggest coil they can get ,I always use small coils, to great effect
Good evening Garry, thank you for these tips in ferrous terrain, on the other hand I am an ORX so the responsiveness must be put 3..et the max in khz on the 22HF .. thanks again and see you soon.. Toch, gironde France
I was looking to improve my hammered coin finds, I am finding lots already all over the field. Clay pipes and pottery everywhere. Found medieval bells and such and hammered from 1550s ans newer. Can confirm this vid 100% checks our :) Will try your settings
Been a Equinox user for couple of years now. Found 1 hammered and few other bits, nothing too exciting. Used the deus for the first time yesterday on the hot program and found 2 Lizzie hammerds 😁 watched all your XP deus videos too which helped massively.
I put all that you said into practice last Monday, same settings and pleased to say I found my first hammered coin! OK it wasn't whole but it was my first (Edward III, Durham penny) tiny beast as well!
Cheers Gary...good viewing...now I'm a believer..I use apart from stubble or longgrass..31khz reactivity 4 all the time.with HF coil...finds just keep coming all the time....also people should think why do you need deep? The fact is most cultivated sites have been ploughed to about 10 inches hundreds of times since medievil...so basically everything has been mixed up like a cement mixer anyway..hundreds of times, so yank out the finds@31khz...
Great video gary I’m on pasture this weekend with the x35 11 inch coil near a deserted medieval village, will try the high frequency what are the settings for sonar plus and what is the base program thank you
Appreciate the video Gary, look forward to detecting on that type of site one day, my permissions tend to be the more quiet/casual loss type fields but lady luck is kind to me sometimes! 👍 ATB
Hi Gary, thanks for the advise on ground balance being to low on the orx, starting to learn the machine now :) one more question please . What would you say is the best setting and technique to search for hammereds on long stubble fields with the orx 11 x35 coil please? Almost zero on mineralization bar, and not much iron in the field
Hi Gary, I have the Xp orx, been searching for hammereds on long stubble fields, buried a Richard 11 penny to test it and the machine struggled to find it, and loads of chatter and false tones. What Would be a good setting to try please? Great videos by the way!
Another great video mate well done. It just shows embrace the Iron guys don't be put off. Rewards will follow.👍 as long as you got an XP in your hand. 😉👍😁
I had one at the tip of my fingers lol deal was done then a 1780 quid car repair took the dream away🤣. But not for long . Only machine I’m interested in so I’ll get one. Haha
According to my measurements the Nox uses roughly 8khz-18khz-40khz simultaneously but in different proportions depending on modes. Also has adjustable recovery. I agree the coins are where the iron is. Iron is so cheap it has been used extensively since Pre Roman times and was the most common lost or discarded metal on sites of human habitation and although it masks finds it indicates human activity sometime over the last 2000 years or so.
Trouble is although the multi-frequency machine mentioned has an adjustable recovery speed it still can't deal with the iron like the Deus. I've tried it on several occasions during my testing.
@@The-skillschool Is that still so even with an elliptical coil on the Nox and the gain turned down to match the Deus lower sensitivity? I would be interested to see the comparison on video. Would be useful info. Also what mode and settings for the Nox were you using? I haven’t got a Deus but it can increase the finds rate amongst iron with the Nox by turning the sensitivity ‘Down’. I find the 6” Nox coil very good at getting between iron and of course there is a choice of two different iron modes on the Nox with a lot of room for adjustment on each. Fe and F2. I am not saying the Nox is better but it certainly finds foil and air riffle pellets. In fact almost too many tiny items. People on field digs I went on with Nox’s found hammered while others with Deus’s found Zero I also found a couple of hammer’d Jettons in an iron infested area with the Nox where my Garret 400i could not even detect them. Comparisons on real digs would be useful. 👍
Great video mate, I would love a heavy iron area like that on my perms but not come across one yet, so I think the X35 is probably the best all rounder for where I search if I'm honest. Better start saving my pennies ! ATB MMMD
Love your videos. I am a newbie but I have been using a mates deus with an HF 9 inch eliptical coil and finding tiny targets rnaging from airgun pellets up through buttons etc. I am looking to buy a Deus 2 but don't want to lose the ability to hit these small targets however the eliptical coil on the D2 is huge- So am considering the 9inch round coil? In your view is this the best option or would you recommend something else? even the D1?
3 weeks ago i had my first Hammered with a Deus . No idea what it is , very worn but i think its a French coin . Its the same size as a large Groat . Still not finding the machine easy . Will see what happens when out next .
@@The-skillschool , I have decided that i am going to sell the Deus and buy the ORX instead . Is XP going to bring out a new machine soon ? I have been hearing things Gary .
They not that hard to find gary, look for iron correct, dig iffy targets zero disc, dig the foil bingo, now the negative side people who dont find them wont dig those low conductors or put up with all that noise, i dont mind thats why i am up to twelve this year so far, found 60 in one season using the origanal goldmaxx, another good tip is keep going over same ground as much as possible different angles it might be a small part of the feild, guarantee it will be, its hard work but the only way to pull hammereds, love the fast deus in iron, also love the explorer useing your insane all metal conductive method, once again very good video but i feel some people set in there ways, i find like you hammered on the right land easy to find iam not a hammered guru just dig wot others disc out or refuse to dig, big thumbs up top video
@@The-skillschool quick follow up for you gary, me and my detecting partner buried 50 low cunductive five pences on a corner of a ten acer feild, ploughed it then tried to retrieve them, first session only 6 in three hours, second session 12, third and final session 20, when the stuble was dead, this is over a period of years, now the odd one pops up, same principle for hammered they are there but persitance over same spots were you find one or two will almost certainly contain numerous coins, regards Stuart
@@The-skillschool point taken .most of the stems I find were left by ploughman and reapers .as a rule I tend towards pottery and lead being better indicators of good hammerd sites
Horrible Iron 😨 havend been on a field like this... do you really think you havend found this beautyfull coin with your small x35 coil??? I Stumbled with my First detektor(quickdraw ll from bountyhunter, 6.5khz Frequency, ground notch for Coke, pulltips and foil aktivated) in Age of 16 over a cuthalfe and a complete hammered unknowing what i found ... but After this Lucky Shot never again...
The best video I have watched in a long while ; excellent clear explanation and all done calmly.👍
Thanks Neil, that means a lot mate 👍
@@The-skillschool Can you recommend an XP Deus rig with coils and Bluetooth headphones and where to buy with discount at a great price. I think I would need a 28cm X35 coil for ploughed and an elliptical coil for getting between the iron in machine gun iron areas, but tell me if I’m wrong.
What is the elliptical coil I need, one area I have typically has 9 iron items in the same hole as the non ferrous? That sort of thing. But great history there. I have an Equinox 800, with 6”11”and 15” Minelab coils and Bluetooth headphones. I also have a Garrett 400i.
Great info on your vids 👍 cheers
Good video Gary thanks for making it. It took me almost exactly a year to find my first hammered it was Easter Sunday this year and I found 2 within a few feet of each other, 3 weeks later another one popped up. It just takes time and patience to fully understand your machine and the feeling once you have cracked it is brilliant. Happy hunting 👍 XP💪
Great feedback thanks Graham, and congratulations on finding those hammies.
Great video and very informative as always Gary! I agree with you... I can hunt the iron patches all day and be content as well... love hearing that solid repeatable tone pop through in the iron! Congratulations on the Hammered!
Thanks Ed, great to hear from you 👍
Thanx for this Video Gary! Always looking Forward to a new Video from you! Say hallo to the Dog and many greetings from southern Germany! 🇩🇪 🙋👍👏🙏🤜🤛
Thanks Thor, I will.
Awesome video as always Gary. Some really useful tips my friend, I will definitely be putting them to the test on my next hunt. Thanks for sharing mate.
Thanks for watching Steve, let us know how you get on 👍🤝
good sound advice ,especially where coils are concerned ,I see so many people out with the biggest coil they can get ,I always use small coils, to great effect
Thanks for your thoughts Andrew 👍
Good evening Garry, thank you for these tips in ferrous terrain, on the other hand I am an ORX so the responsiveness must be put 3..et the max in khz on the 22HF .. thanks again and see you soon.. Toch, gironde France
Hi Toch, keep you eye on the XP channel, we have a video coming up showing the ORX on the same field.
OK thank you Garry ...
I was looking to improve my hammered coin finds, I am finding lots already all over the field. Clay pipes and pottery everywhere. Found medieval bells and such and hammered from 1550s ans newer.
Can confirm this vid 100% checks our :)
Will try your settings
Thanks Daniel 🤝
Been a Equinox user for couple of years now. Found 1 hammered and few other bits, nothing too exciting.
Used the deus for the first time yesterday on the hot program and found 2 Lizzie hammerds 😁 watched all your XP deus videos too which helped massively.
Great shout...Thanks Lewis 👍
@@The-skillschool still a lot to learn about the deus but wouldn't look elsewhere for advice now!
I’ve enjoyed the video, Gary. Thanks for sharing. I’ll be out detecting tomorrow. 👍🤙
Thanks Tobin, it's good to hear from you. 👍🤝
I found my first and only English hammy in my own country (The Netherlands), on a medieval site. I was very much surprised. Must have been trade.
Amazing luck, we want it back 😁👍
I put all that you said into practice last Monday, same settings and pleased to say I found my first hammered coin! OK it wasn't whole but it was my first (Edward III, Durham penny) tiny beast as well!
Great feedback thanks buddy 👍
Cheers Gary...good viewing...now I'm a believer..I use apart from stubble or longgrass..31khz reactivity 4 all the time.with HF coil...finds just keep coming all the time....also people should think why do you need deep? The fact is most cultivated sites have been ploughed to about 10 inches hundreds of times since medievil...so basically everything has been mixed up like a cement mixer anyway..hundreds of times, so yank out the finds@31khz...
Agreed Bert, I am a firm believer that it's more about putting finds in your pouch. Depth is not everything and never achievable in a junky site.
Thanks Gary, great video. It was very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Louis 🤝
1:22-1:26 best part 👌🏻
Great video gary I’m on pasture this weekend with the x35 11 inch coil near a deserted medieval village, will try the high frequency what are the settings for sonar plus and what is the base program thank you
Thanks Paul.
If there's a lot of iron base program 3 will do a good job.
Appreciate the video Gary, look forward to detecting on that type of site one day, my permissions tend to be the more quiet/casual loss type fields but lady luck is kind to me sometimes! 👍 ATB
Nothing wrong with that Neil, they are still lurking.
Thanks for watching 👍
Nice video Gary! I always use 14 kHz on the hf coil and still it picks up extremely small pieces.
Agreed it is a good all round frequency.
The mighty Cscope cs1mx 17khz great for hammered
Yes it was
Hi Gary, thanks for the advise on ground balance being to low on the orx, starting to learn the machine now :) one more question please . What would you say is the best setting and technique to search for hammereds on long stubble fields with the orx 11 x35 coil please? Almost zero on mineralization bar, and not much iron in the field
Goldfield I have a video on searching stubble.
@@The-skillschool thanks I’ll look it up :)
Good learning from this video, thank you Gary 👍🍀💪
Thanks Barry
@@The-skillschool Greetings from Emiel, I’m a good friend from him 🍀👍
Emiel is a top guy, any friend of his is a friend of mine. 🤝🤝
@@The-skillschool you’re welcome Gary 👍🍀
Hello. Great video! Can I ask When using the ORX what are the best settings to find hammered coins please?
Coin fast
@@The-skillschool thank you.
Brilliant Gary… 👌🏻
Cheers buddy 👍
Nice one Gary what field is that
what you say about the nox800?
Thanks for sharing, im on my way to a hammered coin field. I hope you'll find great and awesome rare finds🚀🔥
Good luck my friend 🤝
That ground looks and sounds amazing
It is Jon 👍
Hi Gary, I have the Xp orx, been searching for hammereds on long stubble fields, buried a Richard 11 penny to test it and the machine struggled to find it, and loads of chatter and false tones. What Would be a good setting to try please? Great videos by the way!
Sounds like your GB is too low, try 88
Very interesting, thank you for sharing those tips 😎👊
You are welcome Mark 👍
Another great video mate well done. It just shows embrace the Iron guys don't be put off. Rewards will follow.👍 as long as you got an XP in your hand. 😉👍😁
Thanks Paul, you gotta love that Iron.👍
I had one at the tip of my fingers lol deal was done then a 1780 quid car repair took the dream away🤣. But not for long . Only machine I’m interested in so I’ll get one. Haha
Super :-) Gary absolutely TOP !!! thank you...
Thank you sir 👍
According to my measurements the Nox uses roughly 8khz-18khz-40khz simultaneously but in different proportions depending on modes.
Also has adjustable recovery. I agree the coins are where the iron is. Iron is so cheap it has been used extensively since Pre Roman times and was the most common lost or discarded metal on sites of human habitation and although it masks finds it indicates human activity sometime over the last 2000 years or so.
Trouble is although the multi-frequency machine mentioned has an adjustable recovery speed it still can't deal with the iron like the Deus. I've tried it on several occasions during my testing.
@@The-skillschool Is that still so even with an elliptical coil on the Nox and the gain turned down to match the Deus lower sensitivity? I would be interested to see the comparison on video. Would be useful info. Also what mode and settings for the Nox were you using?
I haven’t got a Deus but it can increase the finds rate amongst iron with the Nox by turning the sensitivity ‘Down’. I find the 6” Nox coil very good at getting between iron and of course there is a choice of two different iron modes on the Nox with a lot of room for adjustment on each. Fe and F2. I am not saying the Nox is better but it certainly finds foil and air riffle pellets. In fact almost too many tiny items. People on field digs I went on with Nox’s found hammered while others with Deus’s found Zero I also found a couple of hammer’d Jettons in an iron infested area with the Nox where my Garret 400i could not even detect them. Comparisons on real digs would be useful. 👍
Which brand of gloves and where did you buy them from Gary.? Thanks.
Just diy store gloves
Great video mate, I would love a heavy iron area like that on my perms but not come across one yet, so I think the X35 is probably the best all rounder for where I search if I'm honest. Better start saving my pennies ! ATB MMMD
Cheers mate, good call 👍
Love your videos. I am a newbie but I have been using a mates deus with an HF 9 inch eliptical coil and finding tiny targets rnaging from airgun pellets up through buttons etc. I am looking to buy a Deus 2 but don't want to lose the ability to hit these small targets however the eliptical coil on the D2 is huge- So am considering the 9inch round coil? In your view is this the best option or would you recommend something else? even the D1?
Thanks James, there are 3 coils available for the D2.
The 9" round is a good choice.
Hi Gary, doesn't recovery 4 find too much on the surface? It seems to me that I loose too much targets
R4 may loose a little depth but in many situations it will increase your finds rate.....your choice 👍
Nice little video that Gary 🙂
Regards Oily 😉
Cheers Oily 👍
Thank you for the great tips , now all i need is better ground here ;)
Good luck Peter 👍
These videos are great just still struggle with the XP deus.....
Thanks Dan
3 weeks ago i had my first Hammered with a Deus . No idea what it is , very worn but i think its a French coin . Its the same size as a large Groat .
Still not finding the machine easy . Will see what happens when out next .
Well done Richard
@@The-skillschool , I have decided that i am going to sell the Deus and buy the ORX instead . Is XP going to bring out a new machine soon ? I have been hearing things Gary .
Whatever
I'm waiting for a cob over here. Oxr🤘🖒
Brilliant gary 👌
Cheers Brian 👍🤝
Gary can you do a spade review
What spade Chris
Great Video again Gary. I’m wondering what spade you are using? Is it a spade that can still be bought? Anyway thanks for all the advice and help!
Thanks for watching, it's a spade I made up.
I bloody love XP 😍
Cheers FB 👍
Nice dog and another great piece of info.
Thanks DD
Good info, well explained.👍
Thanks GP
A very good video Gaz.
Cheers matey 👍
hi gary I found a coin hammered haven't a clue what it is can ye help
I'm not the best at identification.
Will I be able to find these coins with xp orx
Sure
Just found your channel and subbed great advice on looking for Hammered coins many thanks.
Thanks buddy 👍
@@The-skillschool Your welcome.
Nice one Gary
Been out lately Harley that is
Yeh use it all the time, went out to a club meet last night.
@@The-skillschool need to meet up some time buddy
Will a 400i garrett get a hammed please any one got tips please doing on found lost off coins in mode any tips git 15 inch coil brilliant ,,,thank you
They not that hard to find gary, look for iron correct, dig iffy targets zero disc, dig the foil bingo, now the negative side people who dont find them wont dig those low conductors or put up with all that noise, i dont mind thats why i am up to twelve this year so far, found 60 in one season using the origanal goldmaxx, another good tip is keep going over same ground as much as possible different angles it might be a small part of the feild, guarantee it will be, its hard work but the only way to pull hammereds, love the fast deus in iron, also love the explorer useing your insane all metal conductive method, once again very good video but i feel some people set in there ways, i find like you hammered on the right land easy to find iam not a hammered guru just dig wot others disc out or refuse to dig, big thumbs up top video
Thanks Stuart great tips 👍
@@The-skillschool quick follow up for you gary, me and my detecting partner buried 50 low cunductive five pences on a corner of a ten acer feild, ploughed it then tried to retrieve them, first session only 6 in three hours, second session 12, third and final session 20, when the stuble was dead, this is over a period of years, now the odd one pops up, same principle for hammered they are there but persitance over same spots were you find one or two will almost certainly contain numerous coins, regards Stuart
Great video!!
Thanks Keith
The XP ADX 150 is low frequency. ( not very good then ).
Good on big deep targets and high conductive homered coins.
Found Jetton first hunt found Charles 1st Turner last mth
Gl n hh buddy 👍
Thanks DA, well done on your finds.
Why is finding oyster shells a good sign ?
The Romans feasted on Oysters
@@The-skillschool my field so far has only medieval and post medieval finds
Super vidéo Gary !
Thanks Leo 🤝👍
Cheers gary mate 👍
Well done lad gonna meet ya one day pal and show ya lol
Beautiful dog. 🙂
Thanks
Deus is a great detector
Agreed 👍
Pipe stems ? There was no tobacco until Elizabeth 1 who was the 2nd to last monarch to issue hammered coins .
Signs of habitation
@@The-skillschool point taken .most of the stems I find were left by ploughman and reapers .as a rule I tend towards pottery and lead being better indicators of good hammerd sites
Minelab add on the start of the video thats hilarious 😆 🤣 😂
couldn't you put discrimination to 30 0r 40 to get a stable machine? you know there's iron anyway.. or does this affect the sensitivity?
High discrimination is risky as it may clip the small hammered coins.
Bravo ! 👏👍💪
🤝👍
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love your dog :D
So do I she's great.
👍
interesting
love the german shepard ;.-)
So do I, thanks for watching 🤝
@@The-skillschool you must teach him to dig coins, better and funnier than a shouvel.
Gaz is the best
Cheers Dean
Beutiful !!!
Thanks 👍
Horrible Iron 😨 havend been on a field like this... do you really think you havend found this beautyfull coin with your small x35 coil??? I Stumbled with my First detektor(quickdraw ll from bountyhunter, 6.5khz Frequency, ground notch for Coke, pulltips and foil aktivated) in Age of 16 over a cuthalfe and a complete hammered unknowing what i found ... but After this Lucky Shot never again...
Sure I am convinced the X35 would have found that target
Puuhhh😅 just thougt i bought the wrong coil🙈🙈
XP are French aren't they?
Yes
The French aren't even allowed to go metal detecting lol