DUELING DETECTORS - IS THIS FOR REAL?

I don't know what that is, might be a half-time. I think that's what that is. Oh yeah, it's a seeded. Hi guys, I've been digging around in this hole. Let's see what it is. No doubt, it's a Cut Real. Oh man, that's awesome. I can't believe it. Whoa, that's the third piece out here today. All right, that's awesome. Well, I'm gonna keep going. Minelab E-Trac XP Deus. Both excellent detectors, both around the same price. So I'm thinking, you're thinking that I'm thinking, which one is best? To be honest, I don't know. These are both awesome detectors at the top of the game. Roughly the same price. Performance is very similar. Handling's a little bit better with the Deus, but the sounds are better on the E-Trac. So similar you really can't split them. So which one am I going to use? Deus or E-Trac? What about both at the same time? If that sounds stupid, maybe it is. You watch, you'll find out. I'm going to try and experiment now, I'm going to hold both detectors way out from each other, try and use both of them together. Hopefully they won't conflict or chatter to each other and it might give me twice as much chance of finding something. They don't really interfere with each other and I think I'm going to do the rest of my hunting like that with the two detectors. So I suppose that answers the question, E-Trac, Deus or both? You can use both together and hopefully I'm going to find something. In the next part of this field, whilst using them both together. Tell you what it is, dueling detectors definitely works. If I've got time today, I'm going to go back up to the mansion site. I'm going to use two detectors and I'm going to see just how much I can pull up in a short space of time. It absolutely works. So let's get digging. This is a crap signal, I think it's just a ring pull, but you never know. 365ish on the Deus and 1415 on the E-Trac. That's kind of classic ring pull territory, but you never know, might be a gold ring. Here's hoping. It's gold coloured. That's a good start. I thought it was actually a gold bracelet or something for just one brief second there. Look at that. But it's got no weight to it whatsoever and it's made of absolute crap. But it fooled me for a second. Now I know that there's some good stuff on this site, so I'm going dual detectors. I'm going to try and find it. I'll try and cover Twice the ground in half the time. I've cut the interference down to a minimum, but the DS are still chattering quite a lot. The E-Track's quite quiet. Trying to keep them as far away as possible. Just a rotational movement like this. Go over with the E-Track, go over with the DS. Easy to check signals. Because the DS audio isn't quite as good as the E-Track, I've got one headphone on for the DS, just to boost that signal a little bit. And it seems to be working pretty well. I've found a few things, but nothing spectacular. Here we go, I'll commit the cardinal sin of having a live dig. It's not a very good signal, but it could be something good, very deep. Bottle top! Nice little find here. It's a Threepenny bit from 1960. Elizabeth II. It's a modern penny. This one was picked up by the Deus. It's quite a jumpy signal, and it was only, ooh, five, six inches down, maybe. Kind of hoping it's a small silver, but it may just be a modern penny. It's tiny. Oh, man. It's not even a modern penny, it's a modern halfpenny. Modern 50 pence. Ah ha ha! Trash is throwing some of these signals off a little bit. Difficult to pinpoint them. Hence I've hit this one with a spade. This is a George VI ha'penny. Only done a little bit of damage. 1941. Well aside from looking like a total remedial playing helicopters, this is working. This is a very strong signal reading 12.35 on the E-track and reading 79 on the Dios and I don't believe it. I'm always suspicious when I see people finding things on the top but that's actually a find that I made about six hunts ago and somebody asked me what happened to it and I said I don't know I think it might have ended up in the bag of shame. Well I must have dropped it whilst I was putting it in the finds pouch because that's the little gun that I found up here ages ago. Nice strong signal this one, reading 12.17 on the E-track, and I think it was 56 on the Dios, more than 50 pence. Oh, awesome. Swinging it round like a loony, but picking up two signals, one with each detector. This one, what's this one? This one's reading 8.29, where little small silver sometimes hits. That's a good signal, coming out as a strong 79 on the Dios. This one's reading 14.14 on the E-track. 65 on the Dios. I think that one's a ring pull, so I'll dig that one first. I'd like to think that was something good, this one. That one's a modern 10 pence, and this one's the end of a can. I should have dug them the other way around. Here's one for the E-track, 13.29, which may or may not be a good signal. I'd like to think it was, but you do get some pretty big ring pulls, and I've had about 50 ring pulls so far, so I'm not getting too excited. Lead. One for the Dios. Reading late 60s to early 70s, and it's a ring pull. A few mixed signals here. E-Tracks grabbed two here. This one's 16.16, this one is 12.39. I'm going to dig that one first, because I think that one's the ring pull. And then I'm going to dig this one, and hopefully this one's a coin. Modern 10 pence. Hopefully I'm not going to repeat what happened before, where I got the coin and then trash. Thought that might be on the top of that one, it's giving such a good signal, but it isn't. Looks like a huge cluster of rust. It is just a cluster of rust, but that's actually a modern penny. That's the state some of them get into after a few years in the ground. They're made of absolute rubbish. That's a very loud one. Got something there. Probably just a modern coin. It's reading 1243 on the e-track and 82 on the deus. I think that's normally where pound coins hit. Get in there. It is a pound coin. I've identified a nation of targets around here using both detectors. I've marked them with my heel. Now I'm going to dig them up. I'm going to do them all live. Most of the signals were ring pull signals. Some of them were up into the 70s, but not many. I think they're probably all just rubbish. Ring pull. Ring pull. Dusty nail, but there might be more. 20 pence. Ring pull. Hot, hot, hot. Coin ball. Modern penny. Ring pull. Coin ball. This one was reading mid-60s. Ah. It's a one shilling piece from 1953. You can see just from that speeded up bit of film that there's a lot of targets in this field. Most of them are absolute rubbish. And I identified them with the two detectors, marked them with my heel, and then dug, I don't know, seven or eight of them all in one go. Really speeds the job up nicely. This really is taking detecting to the next level, I think. This is working perfectly. I'm going over a signal, if it's just say catching it with the e-track, I'll confirm it with the deus. If the deus is making a noise where I think it might be a signal, I go over and confirm it with the e-track. It's working really well. Most of the signals I've got there, again, I think are ring pulls, but I'm going to dig them all and see what they are. I'll video them, and I'll show you the ones that aren't ring pulls. Well, out of all those holes, I managed to find loads of ring pulls, a 20 pence, which I shall put in my pocket. for spending later and three coin balls which are all suspiciously small so they're either probably half pennies or pennies yeah half penny oh get in there look at that get in i was beginning to wonder where the silver was and it's back 1936 sixpence George V now isn't that so much better than that and the last one i reckon a penny just to complete the the trio there It's got its note in it. Hey, there we go. Half penny, penny and silver sixpence. Pence, ring pull, pence, ring pull, pull top, two pence. Can't see any more marks that I've left. There may be more. So I think what I'm going to do next time is go out, dual and detectors again, but I'll have little flags about this high. In my pocket, I lift them out and I can put them down wherever there's a find. It's going to make it a hell of a lot easier and I can just spend half an hour going around finding everything in the ground, putting a stake there with a little flag on and then do all the digging in one go because that saves a hell of a lot of time. I'm getting so many more digs than I normally do and I've bashed this area because I'm using two detectors. You've kind of got to I've got to listen to two different things at once, which probably is difficult. But, I seem to be managing okay, and I found a little bit of silver, so I'm absolutely loving it. Next time, I'm coming up with a pocket full of little flags to put in the ground, so watch out for that one. Whoa! Thanks for watching. Now then Kingsley, do you have anything to say? Tell him, son. Anything more to say? What was that? Didn't quite catch it. Okay. Good point. Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, anything more? You tell him, son. One last word? Yeah. It's bugger all here. Hello, little rabbit. Don't worry, son, I'll be gone in a minute. There he goes. Well, I mean, that little one there, you could stick down your trousers, wouldn't you? You could, yeah. Get in there, look at that.