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Detectors Articles:
1. Two-box Detectors
2. Pundulum
3. Ionic Detectors
Detection Articles:
1. Detection Test
2. Optimizing Your Detection Experience
3. Testing the Efficiency of Your Metal Detector
4. Briefly on PI system and its Fundamentals
1. Two-box Detectors
2. Pundulum
3. Ionic Detectors
Detection Articles:
1. Detection Test
2. Optimizing Your Detection Experience
3. Testing the Efficiency of Your Metal Detector
4. Briefly on PI system and its Fundamentals
General Articles:
1. Lost or Hidden
2. Deep Detection
3. Treasure Searching Mole
4. Old Walls and Treasures
5. Detecting Gold, Silver and Hidden Coins
6. Adjustable Detection Spectrum
7. Path to Gold
8. Good Places for Searches
1. Lost or Hidden
2. Deep Detection
3. Treasure Searching Mole
4. Old Walls and Treasures
5. Detecting Gold, Silver and Hidden Coins
6. Adjustable Detection Spectrum
7. Path to Gold
8. Good Places for Searches
Difference between lost and hidden:
A basic rule would be “to lose something is to lose little”, while to bury something is to hide what is possibly of great value. You can lose a quarter, a peso, a franc... a ring or other small jewelry. If something has been lost, it is usually close to the surface (over time it may shift as far as 10 or 20 centimeters down), on the other hand, people who bury their valuables, tend to bury them deeper, to be sure that they stay well hidden.
Lost coin... or lost jewelry:
A hiding place can be anywhere from 40 centimeters down to 1 m, depending on what is being hidden. Over time the 40 cm to 1 m distances turn out to be 80 cm to one and a 1.5 m (a phenomena well-known by archeologists). Therefore, we can say that almost all of the unimagined articles that have been buried since the beginning of time are still waiting to be found. Why? Because the metal detectors found commonly on the market (Very Low Frequency) do not work any deeper than 30 to 35 cm, and will not give out a signal even if you pass right over a metal deposit. However, the new and powerful Pulse Induction devices with their super sensitive coils, which are found on the Deepers’ detectors, have finally come to our rescue. All Deepers’ detectors are definitely going to change the rhythm and importance of this hobby as exciting new discoveries are made at much deeper levels than before.
Never Forget: Valuable items will be buried deep in the ground. Statistics show that more than 85% of valuable deposits are hidden between 60 cm and 1.2 m below the surface. Pulse Induction detectors are the ideal mechanisms for this type of search and are indispensable if you plan to hunt in a deep and serious manner, searching for caches, relics, silver/gold deposits, bronze antiquities, hidden jewels, treasure chests and weapons.
Advantages of Pulse Induction detectors for deep detection:
Pulse Induction metal detectors are specialized instruments. The Deepers’ detectors have changed that by introducing various systems, like smart Discrimination, Drop Gold-Silver, Sound Effect, Detect (MINI/MAXI) and many more that are accurate and highly effective. They also excel at penetrating the soil at maximum depths under extreme ground conditions such as saltwater beaches and highly mineralized soils. In such conditions PI metal detectors produce superior results when compared to VLF models. Pulse Induction detectors are the ideal tool and indispensable for the seriously deep treasure hunter.
A basic rule would be “to lose something is to lose little”, while to bury something is to hide what is possibly of great value. You can lose a quarter, a peso, a franc... a ring or other small jewelry. If something has been lost, it is usually close to the surface (over time it may shift as far as 10 or 20 centimeters down), on the other hand, people who bury their valuables, tend to bury them deeper, to be sure that they stay well hidden.
Lost coin... or lost jewelry:
A hiding place can be anywhere from 40 centimeters down to 1 m, depending on what is being hidden. Over time the 40 cm to 1 m distances turn out to be 80 cm to one and a 1.5 m (a phenomena well-known by archeologists). Therefore, we can say that almost all of the unimagined articles that have been buried since the beginning of time are still waiting to be found. Why? Because the metal detectors found commonly on the market (Very Low Frequency) do not work any deeper than 30 to 35 cm, and will not give out a signal even if you pass right over a metal deposit. However, the new and powerful Pulse Induction devices with their super sensitive coils, which are found on the Deepers’ detectors, have finally come to our rescue. All Deepers’ detectors are definitely going to change the rhythm and importance of this hobby as exciting new discoveries are made at much deeper levels than before.
Never Forget: Valuable items will be buried deep in the ground. Statistics show that more than 85% of valuable deposits are hidden between 60 cm and 1.2 m below the surface. Pulse Induction detectors are the ideal mechanisms for this type of search and are indispensable if you plan to hunt in a deep and serious manner, searching for caches, relics, silver/gold deposits, bronze antiquities, hidden jewels, treasure chests and weapons.
Advantages of Pulse Induction detectors for deep detection:
Pulse Induction metal detectors are specialized instruments. The Deepers’ detectors have changed that by introducing various systems, like smart Discrimination, Drop Gold-Silver, Sound Effect, Detect (MINI/MAXI) and many more that are accurate and highly effective. They also excel at penetrating the soil at maximum depths under extreme ground conditions such as saltwater beaches and highly mineralized soils. In such conditions PI metal detectors produce superior results when compared to VLF models. Pulse Induction detectors are the ideal tool and indispensable for the seriously deep treasure hunter.
Lost or Hidden
Fundamental concepts in detection
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