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Thanks my friends! In other place, someone suggested a tool he/she uses: https://www.harborfreight.com/11-in-long-reach-needle-nose-pliers-64089.html?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=425671840&campaignid=425671840&utm_content=1170980910158399&adsetid=1170980910158399&product=64089&store=&msclkid=3a49da66b3fb19d08ab4b92fd4a84e14 It could do the job! 🙂

Lot of thanks, Steve and Erik. The diving knife is McGiver's tool for everything 😂 While diving, usually it does the work, but it's more difficult when you're on low tide, you can't take the sand out, neither see what's inside and what position. Here is where I really need to improve.

Question for experts in water detection at sea... Detecting in the water while diving, or without diving but at low tide, when you find a coin or ring in the cracks of the rocks, some f them very deep and narrow, what tools do you use to get them out without dying in the attempt? When I dive I use the knife, although sometimes I get desperate and it takes many minutes, and maybe someone has already found some instrument for it. And you, what tools do you use for it?

Incredible history about the ring 👏👏👏 Waiting for your next adventure outcomes

A guy I know has his own vid of this. And it works! Is in Spanish, but no translation needed 😉 Also,I own the coil he builds handmade, and is fantastic and well priced!

I have the Equinox LS from Seaghost, and it's the best mod I've ever had on a detector. Changing to a Deus2 cost me, how much more does it offer me for that cost differential? Is it worth it? When the Manticore is available, I'll have serious doubts as to whether it's worth the upgrade...

I have both 5x10" and 6" coils. In absolute terms of spread, the 6" is incredible. It manages to work its magic and make targets appear where the 5x10" and even the 11" (diagonal under iron) can't. For day to day, the 5x10", but when looking in really infested areas, the 6", without hesitation. Also, the 6" gives very decent depth at a low recovery speed, and has a sensitivity to gold like I haven't seen on any other all-terrain detector. Plus, it's a featherweight.

I have bought the Midi for my sons, and I'm waiting (nervous) it to arrive. As the reviews I have read and watch on YouTube, the Midi is an adult detector on a child case. Very sensitive to low conductors, 15kHz, 7" concentric coil perfect for search between rocks, and 3ft waterproof, perfect for shallow water (and I think it will be able to dive more than those 3ft 😏). Is a detector to put In the back of your car for everyone of the family. Time will tell!

It says the video is private and cant watch it 😞

Time is up! What's your experience finally? I sent him my nox and now I'm waiting, I don't know how long it takes to do the mod!

I forgot saying that I own an excalibur, so I know how does a piezo sounds like! 😇

They are not piezo, yes, but they work fine underwater, excepting low frequencies. Because this reason, I use 2 tones, and the higher tone possible, 25.

Finally 3 days diving with the Nox with the config I'm posting now, maximum depth 3 meters. LS Pelso headphones, 6 inch coil, 2 tones config... lot of fun, and good findings. Equinox 800 is the most versatile detector to the date. It's incredible. 3 years with it and seems to be everlasting.

Yet another driving configuration for the Nox with the stock shaft 😋 Hope it helps!

At least, he is alive at Instagram...

I considered this mod in my first equinox 800, but finally I sold it and get a new one... Only for the warranty. Those who have the SeaghostMod, what can you say about the Equinox for diving? Anyone compared it with Excalibur? Thanks!

Thanks Steveg and GKman! I'm going to test it in this config. It's a little longer than what I expected, but I think it should work. Steveg, special thanks for your help. For the moment I'm going just to test it, because I own an Excal, but if I feel that the Nox is better than Excal underwater, I might ask you for help. Thanks!

Hi, does anyone tried this config for diving with the Nox? Is just the original stem only with the lower part of the rod. Is a little bit long, but I think it should work!

Where i live we have some beaches with high mineral conditions. In that beaches i detect as its described here, high recovery speed, all metal, and slow with the coil parallel to beach surface. And it works. This with the Equinox. I also own an Excalibur, and the way to detect here is in pinpoint mode (all metal), and slow and parallel. Really works! 🥳

Very interesting so. Thanks!

Thanks 2Valen... Sometimes I've tried also gold mode... And it's incredible that it gets more depth than any other mode in that conditions, but I loose discrimination... And that is a must!

I usually, detect in beach 1 because I do not run in water. Of course I do noise canceling, ground balancing, and play with recovery speed in order to get better discrimination and more depth. I use some FE2 and all metal. I'm not newby, some years detecting now 😎. What I tried to get with the photo was people involving to view differences in the way different people use different settings for the same scenario. About the question if I get the desired results, the answer is No 🤷‍♂️. I miss a little more depth, and it's impressive how using recovery speed from 4 to 6 (and proper other settings) , I need to swype very slow, because if I don't swype this way too slow, the detector "jumps" objectives. Increasing recovery speed is not an option, because the depth is ridiculous. That's why I asked without showing my cards, to discover something new😉 Maybe is due to the mineralization of the sand. Does exist any way to measure the mineralization of the terrain?

I share an image of today. It is a beach, at low tide, and the sand is not too mineralized. I have always used the Beach1 mode, but I have doubts about using Beach2 (or other custom) Yes, I know that it is best to test - error, but some of you have a lot of experience, and that is why I would like to hear your comments and why. And if it's another way, I'm all ears. Thank you so much guys!

Hi, this is from Bilbao, north Spain. I've been reading all you since 1year, but I dont sign up till now. Hope to learn and share a lot with you ;) Thanks!