AlgoForce E1500 - all about coils
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Chatting about various coil options on the E1500 detector. We also test them on three different targets to see how they compare.
Target 1 - a very prickly 0.085g piece that is not very detectable. I only try bundle wound coils on this piece, for a level playing field.
Target 2 - a squashed 0.22 lead in some more mineralised ground.
Target 3 - a wedge shaped 0.32g gold nuggie
Remember, an undisturbed target can often be found deeper due to a "halo" that builds up around the target, making the target appear bigger than it actually is.
If just looking at mono coils under 1000 grams, there are over 20 x options available for the E1500 (some are no longer available new).
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Thanks look forward to the next one😊
G' day Nenad, thanks for the informative comparison, they take quite awhile to put together, am impressed with the 14x9, it always worked well on
the 5000 and the 12x8 is another coil worth putting in time with.
Thanks John, yes the 12x8 is brilliant on the 5000 and 4500. On the E1500 it is better in the Fine mode - it's a little too hyper sensitive in Ultra Fine.
Would love to see if 1500 can handle up to a 15” evo. Probably pushing it.But that’s what it’s about!
I'll show some bigger coils in a later video.
What impressed me Nenad when I received mine 2 days ago I put the sadie on it adjusted threshold , volume, gain 18 and it detected a flat .003 tibooburra nugglet inside the house😮❤
Nice one. Yeah, those flat/smooth pieces it can get ridiculously small.
I have put my name on the waiting list. I didn’t have a coil so I went out and bought a 14x9 coiltek elite. Not my first choice but I didn’t want it to arrive and I didn’t have a coil to put on. The coils you chose seem a bit old school to me. I bow to your greater experience but I would think flat wound coils would be the go to for a modern machine. I have a 6000 so a bit spoiled I guess. Looking forward to this machine as my experimental machine with target id for some trashy areas I have walked away from. I thought about buying a manticore but I am a sucker for all things new.
The 14x9 Evo works great, so the 14x9 Elite should too. The first test was to see how well the old school coils would go on a hard to see target. Lots of people have these old coils kicking around in the shed.
Thank you for this video.
I hope you can experiment with a large plate on a large target, such as a can of tuna or Pepsi. I am more interested in antiquities and treasures than raw gold
Wonder how the gold kruzer would have done ?
VLF vs PI would be a good topic for a future video, thanks
On the 6000 my father in law, Ken found a nugget that does read on the scales.
Yep I bet. I got one at 0.05 with an old GP extreme, but this 0.085 would be totally invisible on that machine. All gold is not the same.
Great test vid Nenad - an good entry level detector km thinking ? would have been nice with 12in elite or 15in Coiltek to try but a shame. didn't try GPZ with 12in NF ?
This vid wasn't about testing against other machines. I plan on doing a part 2 with a different selection of coils.
@@diggingwithphasetech Yes of coarse - good intro to Algo but maybe in future that same nugget of Algo against GPX SDC.& Z - im always surprised by the smallest bit of wire my Z finds an inch or so deep ⛏️
Nenad, how about elite series? like the 14" round in mineralised ground? The audio tone would send me batty. So you are using your steel phase amplifier on it.
I'll be doing a test on bigger coils in later videos, but a 17x13 Evo works fine on it, so a 14" elite should work well too. I've got a 17x11 elite here that I want to try in the field.
@@diggingwithphasetech Ken said you know your stuff. What are the bigger coils like on battery power, Nenad?
@@chuxxsss big or small coils won't make a difference on battery drain.
@@diggingwithphasetech Unless it is a large DD coil. Transmitters all the time.
@@chuxxsss The E1500 only runs mono. If you plug a DD coil in, basically the Receive winding is ignored, but it will run the Tx winding as a mono coil. So 11" DD becomes a 11x6" mono. It doesn't receive on both windings like on a 4500 or 5000 if you have a DD coil in Mono switch.
Thankyou for the video.how are you going with the detector. Im thinking i may get one of these ,wS originaly thinking qed but i think this may be worth the extra.
Thanks, the detector is going well. The pick of the coils is the 14x9" Evo and 9" Elite. Been flat out recently, so hopefully get more time in the field in the coming months.
I’m a beach detectorist and am going to buy this detector to try at various gold fields. If you could pick one coil to buy which one would you recommend?
My thoughts are with the 14x9 but that is only after watching this clip.
Cheers
14x9" Evo is an excellent choice, but if you need a smaller footprint coil, then the 9" Coiltek Elite or 8x6" Nugget Finder Advantage "sadie".
Thanks, appreciate your reply 👍
Just wondering how deep did you bury the .32 gram nugget?
Sorry, only measured the second target.
Its good 😊 handles emi better and quieter on ground too it could actually replace the machine i have....
Cool, thanks for your feedback.
@@diggingwithphasetech no worries glad machine came out and it's good 😊
Can u run a detech coil on this machine
Yes. The Detech 8" Mono works great. 11" Ultra may not calibrate fully in the Ultra Fine mode, but works great in Fine.
@@diggingwithphasetech how does the 6" go
@@Mat-lt1sf Haven't tried one, but if it's wound like the 8" it'll probably go really well.