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  1. Welcome to the group Bill from another successful Equinox user.  I will be looking forward to seeing your participation on the Minelab and Deus threads.  That Deus 2 should be a real game changer.  I have a Deus 1 and I think that it compliments the Equinox very well having it in my personal arsenal.  Happy Hunting!

  2. Lets look at the biggest complaints of the Etrac and the CTX-

    * First users complain that the Etrac and the CTX are both just too heavy to swing for long periods of time. 

    * The Etrac is a slow and go metal detector, so the slower your swing the deeper the coil  will read the ground.

    * The CTX is over 10 years old and like its cousin, the Etrac, its processor is also a slow and go system in order to get the best       depth.

    With these things in mind wouldn't a new FBS3 system be the answer?  Keeping it all in a housing like the Equinox currently uses with an all new coil lineup.  Call it the Equinox 2 and make its processing system faster than any of the past units that Minelab has offered.  

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  3. On 3/16/2022 at 6:15 PM, Cal_Cobra said:

    A pinpointer that links to the Legend is in the works 👍

    I assume this means a wireless inline probe that links to the Legend, basically working like a Sunray wired probe?

    Now that would be simply amazing!

  4. Hello from Kansas!  Welcome to the group and the in depth knowledge that it offers for every user category in metal detecting.  I also use TreasureNet and enjoy its bountiful offerings to the great metal detecting world.  Even if you don't post your finds enjoy the entries and chime in if you have any questions or viewpoints.  

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  5. Hello and welcome to the Forum.  We will be looking forward to seeing all of your great contributions to the page.  I was a Deus 1 user for a few years, but most recently I've decided to pre-order the Legend to see how it's going to compare to the Equinox and Deus 2.  Good Luck out there fellow hunter.✌️

  6. On 2/15/2022 at 8:26 PM, DSMITH said:

    I posed the same question in an email to Nokta/Macro and the answer I received back they said the Pulse Dive pin pointer would not pair with the Legend Headphones but they are working on a pin pointer that would but it would not soon be out

    I wonder if they are going to consider a program update,in the Spring, for allowing the user to synch up to the legend?  Being that the newest model design for this pinpointer is still down the road as far as testing and production goes?

  7. Welcome to the group Dasbear.  Your going to love making the switch to the Equinox.  There's lots of great people to follow on YouTube such as Diggin'SoCal, Dig That Beep, Preacher Digger,  just to name a few.  Buy a good set of headphones and listen to those tones closely.  We will be looking forward to seeing your adventures out in 2022.  HappY Hunting and keep your coil to the soil!

  8. I'm new to the XP Deus user group and most recently purchased a lightly used Deus that currently runs on the version 4.1 program.  If I upgrade to the 5.0 what will I gain or loose?  I have only have the standard coil that came with the detector, but I have been told that I should purchase an X35 9"coil and/0r the 9.5" elliptical HP coil.  I'm definitely looking forward to working with this detector more in season two of using it.  Heath Jones always told me that the Deus is the best civil war relic machine that money can buy. Now I will be putting it to the test on some of the wagon trails across Kansas.  

    Jason-NEK

  9. Great finds nickeldNdimed!  I to enjoy talking talking to the older people of the communities around me as they are an amazing resource to the past.  I even frequent the county museums for snapshots of old pictures and maps from the past.  Many libraries have boxes of old plot maps and editorials from earlier times that you can ask to read and look at while in the building.  They will never let you check them out, but most will let you print off copies of anything that they have to reference for a future detecting trip.  Another great resource is a bicentennial book that most communities release of memories within their counties history.  You already know how to get old plot maps and aerials.  Good Luck this Year and Happy Hunting!

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  10. On 1/27/2022 at 11:47 AM, Bill (S. CA) said:

    Abenson,

    Great post and I couldn't agree more.  I also have tested my Etrac against my Equinox and have realized similar results.  I loved my Etrac in its day but the way iron would give me a very slight high tone, making deep iron sound like a possible deep silver coin, just doesn't happen with the Equinox.  Yes on very, very rare occasions it was a deep silver, but more often than not it was deep iron.  The Equinox really changed the game.

    I also concur with your views on the Fisher CZ, White's DFX and Garrett Apex.  In heavy iron they are just too much work.  It would be interesting to see if First Texas ever revisits the CZ series and tries to upgrade the technology.  Based on their complete lack of new technology development, save the Impulse AQ (which they brought in from the outside), I have my doubts if this will ever happen.  Similarly Garrett could take a run at the DFX.  As to the Apex, my hope is that Garrett takes the multi used in this machine and refines it for future models.  On saltwater beaches the Apex is a real sleeper, but inland it needs some work.

    Bill (S. CA)

    Bill from what I gather, Garret is currently breaking down the codes to the Whites V3i detector and looking to make a new chapter in the Garret lineup in the not so distant future.  I've also heard that the Apex line could be getting a new addition soon.  What some are calling the ATApex.  

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  11. Sorry for your loss of the most dearest person in your life.  I to have went through not one, but now a second round of Covid.  Our ground here in N.E. Kansas has been frozen this month, thus far, but I'm  still getting out and swinging the coil.  Silver is always a great way to start out the new year and your setup with Steves Rods is what I use also as its so much better than the factory rod.  Here's to a great detecting year in 2022!  

  12. On 2/4/2022 at 5:03 AM, Badger-NH said:

    I always thought a better name for Diggers would be Jackasses. I could not watch it for more than a few minutes without getting pissed off. It gave the hobby a black eye. I was glad to see it go.

    The best detecting TV show ever made was detectorists. That one will be hard to beat.

    They are now filming another season of the Detectorists.  Get ready these two are at it again!

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