Nokta Double Score on Land | Metal Detecting History | Coins | Accupoint | Episode 236
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- Nokta Double Score on Land | Metal Detecting History | Coins | Accupoint | Episode 236
This week I take the Nokta Double Score on land for the first time to see how it performs away from the beach. The result? A fistful of coins and some history!
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Your object at 13.13 looks like miniature German stick grenade
I just got the Score. I’ll be out digging with it on Monday hopefully. I’m liking what I’m seeing with this detector series!!
That is a fantastic button! Lots of coins and all sorts. Great hunt Great video my fellow Nomad. I always enjoy your hunts, leaving a big thumbs up 👍 Double Score, get in there BooM💥 all the best #onward
Looking like a great machine for the money 💰 great hunt again Adam 👏
Liking the look of this detector very much , seems very stable . Perfect upgrade to the Simplex.
Excelente video amigo, saludos cordiales desde chile para usted compañero 🙋♂️🇨🇱⛏️💍🗝️💪👏🤜🤛🙏
Its a brilliant machine it really is and isnt hard to use what so ever, its doing great for me so far
in your opinion, is it better than a Simplex+ ? If so, how much better? And how might it compare to a Legend? Thanks for your input, time and reply........ ;)
Hi!
In short...yes.
The Simplex+ was a powerhouse, but the new generation of Nokta machines somehow improve upon it.
The new Simplex range (especially BT and Ultra) are a big step up and the Score, being SMF, takes the edge.
The Legend is also SMF but also has a wide myriad of controls, settings and options. It's the flagship for a reason, but if you're not looking for something that requires a few minutes to set up, I'd certainly recommend the Double Score!
The Double Score seems like a Legend minus a few setting that I would never use anyway
Might separate better than my legend
Nice hunt, Adam, the Double Score seems like a great machine!❤
I made it£3.93😂
Great dig for you there Adam. The handle reminded me of possibly a tool handle or perhaps a sword guard??? Lovely find with the Isle of Man pound coin. I hope you smash it this year and have some smashing finds. 👍👍👍
Great to see you use the Double Score in the field Adam. It seems to be very stable and simple to use. It would be a terrific companion detector for my Legend.
Bangle, 1960s or 70s. Nice search, keep up the good work 😊
Thanks for the video Adam, great little machine there. Definitely a bracelet, loads of coins 🪙, love the button!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧
Nice finds with the button and IOM pound coin. You answered my question if you had been over there with any other detectors. Double Score looks a great machine
I think its as capable as the legend, except for gold mode on the legend, the DS is geared for lower signals i think, but hits the high tones great as well...interesting machine,.love it
Nice one Adam well done 👏
No joke, run it on high recovery speed, goes just as deep, separates great, iron reject at 2,park ,8 power great machine
The handle maby a sword holder or something to a belt. ?
Nice video Adam!🤩
You really don't need a pin pointer for that do you?
For what...exactly...?
@@DTEKTSUSSEX I mean it'd be enough to work just with the detector or no? Sorry I dont have much knowledge but idk if I should buy one if not needed.
Ah, I see.
A handheld pinpointer is always recommended. Once you've found a target and dug a hole, you can use the pinpointer to accurately and quickly locate the target more precisely than with the machine.
Most detectorists consider it a vital part of the gear 👍
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Hi Adam enjoy the videos and working my way back through you older ones as I’m new to detecting. You often say about ground balancing off camera I have no idea what this is could you do one on camera idea on the ultra as that’s what I have or point me to a video where you have. Thanks again and keep it up
Hi Andy!
Thank you for the brilliant comment! I generally do it off camera to save time but you're right, it has been a while since I've shown it.
I'll try to remember for the next time I'm out with the Ultra 👍
broken stirrup I reckon
Thank you
Nice hunt. Tynwald Hill is an Isle of Man landmark. Pence is plural so one penny piece.
Thank you.
Colloquially where I'm from we refer to the 1p coin as a 1 pence piece so whilst it may not be correct in the strictest sense, it is correct to the culture I was raised in 👍
Thanks for watching 😊
Yes it's only since decimalisation that this occurs, previously people said a penny, tuppence and threpence.
Those old buttons with the gold gilt clean up nicely with some lemon juice. Great hunt
There's no such thing as 'gold gilt'. Gilt, per se, is gold plated metal. There is not silver/platinium, zinc..."gilt"😉👍. Hope this helps.
@@KernowekTim yes, it's a redundant statement, but unfortunately that's the way it's most often referred to, so that's how I reference it to avoid confusion. Kind of like how everyone here in the US calls our one cent coins pennies. They never were pennies, but that's what people call them, lol.
It's a BOAT, a Bit Off A Tractor.
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Button looks like it has 3 bridge arches. The pound coin says 'TYNWALD' which makes it Isle of Man, Tynwald is the Government.
Do you lose depth on m3 Adam
I would expect to...slightly. But I haven't specifically tested it yet.
@@DTEKTSUSSEX I'm using legend anyway so hopefully not