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On every single detector I use, I try to get some of its best features... But also often under the condition that the used detector would retain sufficient effectiveness in detection - this means a good ratio of good targets to waste... of course, correctly setting the detector can help both multi-frequency... and single-frequency... but there is a question whether the detector set in this way will continue to be as effective in detecting good signals... so you have to check it,,, and so often the so-called "complicated iron" that I find in detection are parts of testing ..and finding the optimal setting of the detector for this situation... on these 4 videos you can compare the response of the detector to iron targets as well as the ability of the detector to unmask a non-iron target under the carpet of nails...

And now one more good news... the new VERSA software 4.7NC is now available for download.. Versa NC 4.7.....version NC 4.7 - improved the quality of object IDs in Multi Frequency operation, added Fast Mode and Multitones. https://www.rutus.com.pl/en/page/66/software

the small DD24 coil works on the VERSA, really well and is able to deliver a significant percentage of new finds... in previously leaked areas... ...here you see one of the good signals... it is a super low conductivity hammered coin with VDI 5..!!! more work to get new targets.. they are also making new software VERSA 4.7NC..

Garrett made dozens of models of functional detectors, and the Vortex will also work...I have no doubt about that...since I own... 4 Garretts...and they all work reliably. Steve,,, I'm glad that you can use the pre-production model of the Vortex and provide information about this detector.. Your reviews of detectors have always been and are very much in demand... and they have always been the benchmark for detector evaluation on this forum. ...continue with your Vortex review...because this way we can really learn how this detector works.. As for the so-called Trolls..., those people make a fundamental mistake when they try to evaluate the Vortex in advance without having this detector in their hands for at least a few days... and detecting the Vortex ..in different terrains... another mistake they make is when they try to compare Vortex with their favorite detectors in advance... which have had ten software upgrades... and... that is also far from objectivity... so I say let's wait for Vortex to come out, and in the meantime we can read and hear information from people who have pre-production Vortex in their hands.

I know that this video is a bit "water for the mill".. which will make many Tesoro users happy... Me Tesoro.. I take it as one really good analog detector that even with simple settings... can be quite effective... in detection... even on mineralized terrain. concentric coils give this unit a really good effect.. Of course, even Tesoro has its detection limits... and for example, its 4" concentric-coaxial coil didn't appeal to me... but the 5.7" CC and 7" CC Precision coil did... It must also be admitted here that modern digital detectors are really good and also very.. efficient.. without discussion... but in certain cases analog detectors are a very good alternative..

So.. I received a new small coil 6.5x9" for Rutus VERSA.. for testing... in the Pyrenees.. If the weather is good tomorrow, I'll go and test it... and we'll see what it can do... The dimensions of the new DD24 coil, indicate that excellent separation can be achieved.. without much loss of depth of detection, and really good sensitivity to small targets...

Current modern multi-frequency detectors are much more oriented towards better work in mineralization, better detection of low-conductivity targets, and better separation characteristics of detecting targets in iron... where they really outperform multi-frequency detectors of the older generation... I will give an example from a detection from last week... when I detected under a stone on a very old stone road... a very small silver hammered coin... The discovery of such a small coin, which was a few centimeters deeper under the stone, surprised me even though I also found a small forged nail in the vicinity of the target ... but something told me that the stone itself could also mask or dampen the signal of a small coin located in the depth under this stone....in the previous detections...so in a few days I returned to this road for this particular stone I took with me for testing...and for testing I used a specific coin found... as a tester of detectors.. I like to use the reverse analysis of detection results to simulate a similar detection situation.. The test results proved me right.. this stove has a significant effect on signal detection.. but the advanced multi-frequency really gives really reliable detection results... ..the first video is from testing the VDI coin after finding it in the field.. the second video is a multi-frequency test versus a single frequency of 12.6 khz...where this coin is placed under the rock.. ............................................................................................. think that this stone and the small coin found under it will be a good test tool to verify the properties of other multi-frequency and single-frequency detectors... older detection multi-frequency technologies can be successfully used in other sizes of coins to be searched... as well as in other detection environments... even though I believe that there is also an opportunity to improve these multi-frequency technologies

Mike /Iffy/..points to one of the innovations of the new Versa 4.7 Nc software..and that is the Multitone profile/M/, how come the three User Audio profiles..are already set to Multitones..which you can easily edit for your detection conditions... And this is only one example from the possibilities of the new software... 4.7 Nc... Another important element will be the setting "Fast Mode". in the detection of complex signals in the detection... The biggest trick in the new software ..there will also be a very stable target ID. in multi-frequency detection... which will work even on highly mineralized terrains... So Rutus Versa users really have something to look forward to.. .

let's agree on the fact that Garrett, with the upgrade to the higher model of the Vortex, did it well ... and above all, much more intelligently than some detector manufacturers, who are running ahead of themselves in issuing a number of cheap detectors under different names. .you will remove options and functions.from .your flagship detector...with which they share the same electronics..but mainly without the possibility of the next upgrade of the detector... It goes without saying... that the Garret Process is miles... better

first of all, let's take into account the price vs. the possibilities of the detector... here we can start comparing the possibilities of the Vortex 9...

this software for EQ 700 and EQ900 is already in the world... https://www.lovecpokladu.cz/home/minelab-equinox-700-900-upgrade-softwaru-9820

it would be best to see some comparative tests of Elite vs EQ 600 vs EQ700...

I agree with Simon, I'm currently in the phase where I'm satisfied with the detectors I own and use... and I use their detection properties and advantages... and I'm satisfied, because I found some nice targets.... But if I have to buy new ones in the future so the detector has to surprise again, let me put it this way..With distinct detection properties with ..which surpasses my current detectors ...