Thanks Gary. Altbergs are made in Richmond. Fantastic boots, they do made to measure too. Amazing craftsmanship. Thanks for the pinpointer tips, invaluable.
Thanks Gary. Another useful tip. A few days ago i bought another Deus 11 so i can have 2 . I am going to use it on the beaches most of the time as my main beach machine. That bit of lead, I knew it was lead as soon as the numbers were told. I find lots of lead in the 70's on land. But you cant always take the chance it is something else. The next target at 59 / 60 i said button and it was. 10.50 , Thats a long Gold chain LOL The next target i said Iron and it was. I find that Iron seems to come in at the late 70.s or early 80's and give a slight buzz. The next target i thought big lead or a coin. It was a big button . So close. I am finding the Deus 11 a lot easier than i thought the Deus 1 was. I think its the tones.
lol I was digging a few holes like that the other day, you know when u get a good signal dig a big hole and then bugger the signal disappears. It’s not in the spoil it’s not picking up in the hole, as it’s been moved by the pressure to the side. Just got to trust the detector and keep rummaging in the hols to find it.
Nice info Gary, and nice to know I am not the only one who can take ages finding something in a deep hole! - Love the hat too.. My son works for them in Oz :)
Wow! Absol. *Loving* that PinPoint/Shrink method Gary!! This cud be the 'Holy Grail' for me... 😆 Seriously tho', I've been using the PinPoint mode to try and gauge depth, but only by looking at the width of the rectangle after the 1st push... Of course, this doesn't discount tiny objects near the surface - but that method of yours looks like it could differentiate between the two... Gonna be owing you a coupla pints if this works mate!... 🙏 😋 🍺🍻 Take care, thanks again!! an' I'll report back if ya like? Ttfn, Bobby 🐭
@@The-skillschool Thanks G, you're on matey ✊ Just while I'm on: D'you know if this works for Deus 1 P/pointer mode mate? (I'm luck enough to have both machines... ☺) Tnx again Gary - awesome work my friend!... B 🦝
Great will try pin pointer technique nest time out, and yes Altberg are the best boots ever, had mine several years and never any blisters, too good for detecting though,use my old 20 year Brasher boots!
Hi there Gary,enjoying all your informative videos. Have you came across “iron ore’s “ in the ground? used 3 different garret detectors and the sound they make this iron ore’s is extremely nice till you dig up and then the sound changes to a mixed iron sound…Curious if deus II see them as iron or does the same false signal as all my garret’s. Best regards
Hi thanks for your message. I have found large blons of Iron it is a product of Iron smelting. This will confuse a detector if deep. The Deus has more options to help identify it.
So that is detuning like you do with the MI6 pin pointer? I normally never mess with pinpoint. My coins in PA, USA are between 2 and 6 inches. Great video as always. If you ever come to the USA and are in PA, I would love to talk and detect together. Thanks for expanding my knowledge. 🎉🎉
@@The-skillschool always that chance, at least it had shown the capabilities of the Deus 2 which I know people have their doubts. It's just a matter of trusting your detector and it's capabilities! :)
Hey Gary - jus' reporting back here as promised... I gave it a good go on Friday, an' tbh I haven't got to grips with it yet. I'm sure I need to keep doing it and develop a 'feel', but so far I'm just finding that pretty much *every* target shrinks on the 2nd press of the P/p button... It's possible my whole P/p technique is wrong tho' - 'cos I always swing the detector 2 or 3 feet to the side before I his the P/p button for the first time - this is because I always found it worked better that way. (If I hit the button right over the target, then it sometimes wouldn't give me a P/p reading and beep...). Any ideas mate? Tia 🙏 B🐭
Thanks Bob This method relies on the target being large(ish) coin sized. Hit the PP button while on top of the target, keep it static and press again. One tip is to keep the coil pressed onto the ground or as close to the ground as possible, don't lift it.
@@The-skillschool great videos, keep them coming 👌Be good to see a simple specific easy 2 tone programme for small hammered with what you think would be ideal settings for ploughed and rolled fields as lot seems like stuble or pasture. Cheers
Thanks Gary. Altbergs are made in Richmond. Fantastic boots, they do made to measure too. Amazing craftsmanship.
Thanks for the pinpointer tips, invaluable.
Thanks Paul, I love these boots.
WOW!!! Gary, that is a great tip. I never "heard" of that one before. I can't wait to try it out. Thanks for keeping it real.
Thanks Gene 🤝
Brilliant Garry, that will help a lot, I learn something every time.😊
Thanks Greg 🤝👍
Great tip on pinpointing. Definitely going to give that a try.
Thanks for watching
Amazing, great tip and video. So many hidden gems still to find/use on the D2.
Thanks Bill
Thanks for sharing mate Great tip on the depths. Keep em coming 👍
Thanks, will do Paul 👍🤝
Another great vid. Love the information and very much appreciated. Some good targets to boot. Cheers
Thanks TH, always good to hear from you 👍
Very nice Gary thanks for tip on depth location
Any time thanks for the support
Thanks for this video, Gary! Very interesting 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks guys 👍🤝
Good stuff Gary! You're the man.
Thanks Andrew 🤝
Thanks for the tip, I will try it on my next hunt - by the way, I love watching your videos; they are very informative - thanks!
Thanks James 👍🤝
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The two buttons activate the large number display.
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Great video Gary, wish I had the cash to try a Deus II but still happy with the original. Best wishes mate. ATB MMMD
The XP Deus1 is a great machine, I still love it.
You sir are awesome, excellent tip on pinpointing
Thank you Toby
Thanks Gary. Another useful tip.
A few days ago i bought another Deus 11 so i can have 2 .
I am going to use it on the beaches most of the time as my main beach machine.
That bit of lead, I knew it was lead as soon as the numbers were told. I find lots of lead in the 70's on land. But you cant always take the chance it is something else.
The next target at 59 / 60 i said button and it was.
10.50 , Thats a long Gold chain LOL
The next target i said Iron and it was. I find that Iron seems to come in at the late 70.s or early 80's and give a slight buzz.
The next target i thought big lead or a coin. It was a big button . So close.
I am finding the Deus 11 a lot easier than i thought the Deus 1 was. I think its the tones.
Thanks Richard great info
thanks Gary for sharing as always!
You are very welcome 👍🤝
lol I was digging a few holes like that the other day, you know when u get a good signal dig a big hole and then bugger the signal disappears. It’s not in the spoil it’s not picking up in the hole, as it’s been moved by the pressure to the side. Just got to trust the detector and keep rummaging in the hols to find it.
Thanks Colin that's why the probe is so useful.
Nice info Gary, and nice to know I am not the only one who can take ages finding something in a deep hole! - Love the hat too.. My son works for them in Oz :)
Thanks Neil, I may tap him up for one of those nice Indian Brown leather jackets 👍
@@The-skillschool If only mate!! I only have a cap & a pair socks LOL!
Thanks Gary for your insight as always some helpful tips mate. Stay well.
Al,NJ,USA
Thanks Al, good to hear from you.
@@The-skillschool I thought we were going to need Longer arms on that last target. Outstanding mate.
Shame it was just a button, but you never know.
Thanks for watching 🤝
Wow! Absol. *Loving* that PinPoint/Shrink method Gary!! This cud be the 'Holy Grail' for me... 😆 Seriously tho', I've been using the PinPoint mode to try and gauge depth, but only by looking at the width of the rectangle after the 1st push... Of course, this doesn't discount tiny objects near the surface - but that method of yours looks like it could differentiate between the two... Gonna be owing you a coupla pints if this works mate!... 🙏 😋 🍺🍻 Take care, thanks again!! an' I'll report back if ya like? Ttfn, Bobby 🐭
Cheers Bob, I will take a beer any day 😁🤝👍
@@The-skillschool Thanks G, you're on matey ✊ Just while I'm on: D'you know if this works for Deus 1 P/pointer mode mate? (I'm luck enough to have both machines... ☺) Tnx again Gary - awesome work my friend!... B 🦝
Should be fine with the D1
@@The-skillschool Great - thnx 🙏 agen mate!...
Great will try pin pointer technique nest time out, and yes Altberg are the best boots ever, had mine several years and never any blisters, too good for detecting though,use my old 20 year Brasher boots!
Great to have your thoughts, I have never tried Brasher's.
Great info Gary
Glad you enjoyed it Th 👍
Thanks Gary, great video, impressive clear signals with the D2 at depth.
Nothing like digging a few deep targets to warm you up on a cold day! 😊
Thanks Neil, heavy frost again this morning.
I'm out with the Hayling Detect Club, let's hope it warms up.
@@The-skillschool Good luck today, hope the sun comes out and warms the proceedings up a bit! 👍🏻
Thanks for the great Tip. I have another question, what kind of magnet did you put in the pinpointer?
Thanks it's just something I got on Amazon and glued it on.
Hi there Gary,enjoying all your informative videos. Have you came across “iron ore’s “ in the ground? used 3 different garret detectors and the sound they make this iron ore’s is extremely nice till you dig up and then the sound changes to a mixed iron sound…Curious if deus II see them as iron or does the same false signal as all my garret’s. Best regards
Hi thanks for your message. I have found large blons of Iron it is a product of Iron smelting.
This will confuse a detector if deep.
The Deus has more options to help identify it.
@@The-skillschool That’s sounds amazing, thank you! My Deus II is on its way…can wait to test it 👍🤝 Best regards
Great video! What coil are you using? Is that the smaller one of 22 cm?
Greetings from Switzerland
22cm is my go to coil
Again handy tips thank you Gary 👊👍
Happy to help Dominik
how do you charge the m1-6 pinpointer for the Deus II metal detector
Unscrew the cap and plug in the USB cable.
Arr young Gary yes another good bit of information about the deus11 all the way 😮. From sunny Cornwall
Ah my number 1 fan in sunny Cornwall
@@The-skillschool why how many fans of you have. Young Gary
Happy Days Garry Thank you !
You are welcome Marcus
Probably a daft question but does the Deus 2 lite have the same functionality as the more expensive version?
Yes pretty much the same although you can't submerge it, no speaker, no XY profile, same features and performance.
So that is detuning like you do with the MI6 pin pointer? I normally never mess with pinpoint. My coins in PA, USA are between 2 and 6 inches. Great video as always. If you ever come to the USA and are in PA, I would love to talk and detect together. Thanks for expanding my knowledge. 🎉🎉
Exactly the same process DDS, would love to visit the USA again.
Great video gary thanks
You are very welcome 🤝
Glad you didn't give up on the last target, any id marks?
No Richard, just a plain button
@@The-skillschool always that chance, at least it had shown the capabilities of the Deus 2 which I know people have their doubts. It's just a matter of trusting your detector and it's capabilities! :)
Thanks bud 👊
Thanks Charles
Does this method for determining depth work with the Deus 1 also?
Yes it does, I will show it on my next Deus 1 pasture video
Nice one Gary you should have dug that long pipe... I mean long sword 😉👍
I know, perhaps next time we are on that field
I always say that with white feathers too! You and I are alike!
I think there is something in it.
Hey Gary - jus' reporting back here as promised... I gave it a good go on Friday, an' tbh I haven't got to grips with it yet. I'm sure I need to keep doing it and develop a 'feel', but so far I'm just finding that pretty much *every* target shrinks on the 2nd press of the P/p button... It's possible my whole P/p technique is wrong tho' - 'cos I always swing the detector 2 or 3 feet to the side before I his the P/p button for the first time - this is because I always found it worked better that way. (If I hit the button right over the target, then it sometimes wouldn't give me a P/p reading and beep...). Any ideas mate? Tia 🙏 B🐭
Thanks Bob
This method relies on the target being large(ish) coin sized.
Hit the PP button while on top of the target, keep it static and press again.
One tip is to keep the coil pressed onto the ground or as close to the ground as possible, don't lift it.
@@The-skillschool Brilliant! Thnx Gary - I'll give it a real good go next time, and put all that 👆 into practice! Thanks 🙏 a lot!... Bob K 🐭
Thanks Bob 🤝
Won't it detune the target if you are right over it, regardless of depth?
If you keep pressing the button it will totally detune it eventually.
This Is a Great tip 👍, We are all going to need a bigger shovel 😅
You got that right David
Great job! Thx
You are welcome
Wow, I can't wait to give this a try. It's gonna feel like I have xray vision!
Thanks DB 🤝👍
Thanks!!!!
You are welcome
Remember every time dig a really deep hole, you wanted a "deep" detector. 🤣 A Deus II will be my next detector.
Good to hear 🤝👍
Put deep programmes in, then expect to go deep 😂
Don't bother to subscribe . You crack me up. Good tip will use that. 👍
Thanks Gavin 👍
Likes bro 👊👍
Thanks bro 👍
you can tell its cold because your screen is slow to update when you're going thru the menu. Brrr! Stay warm mate!
Cheers mate👍
IMO deus2 is the best machine out there !
Thank you 👍
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Those Altberg boots are made in Richmond , North Yorkshire - its God's Country ! 👍
Love them, just bloody expensive.
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See you spent all day in that hole. Lol. Will done! 😊
Yeh making things difficult is the story of my life.😁🤝
@@The-skillschool great videos, keep them coming 👌Be good to see a simple specific easy 2 tone programme for small hammered with what you think would be ideal settings for ploughed and rolled fields as lot seems like stuble or pasture. Cheers
that button got you sweating. been there a few times, crack on!!!!!!!
Yeh it was a killer, same happened today on another Hayling Detect dig