Simplex Ultra at the beach!

Decided to take the Simplex Ultra out to the beach to see if it could hang on the wet sand.
#metaldetecting #noktasimplex #newyork #newyorkcity #adventure #metaldetector #nokta
#newyorkbeach #beach #diggingupnewyork #outdoors

[@adammartinez7382]

This Is Really Cool.

[@whitewaterjack3332]

Working that Simplex for the gold, new Sub

[@diggingupnewyork]

I'm trying Jack I'm trying 😅
Thanks for the sub! 🙏🏽👍🏽😎

[@rogermaglimas3857]

nice hunt 😊

[@diggingupnewyork]

Thank you!

[@rogermaglimas3857]

@@diggingupnewyork more beach hunting to come sir 😊

[@diggingupnewyork]

@@rogermaglimas3857 Absolutely! 👍🏽

[@513DIGS]

Nice hunt, I wonder if you could do anything to make it less chatty. I love my double score and can’t wait to hit the beach.

[@diggingupnewyork]

Yes, you actually could. Go into your ground suppression settings and turn it up to 3 or 4. I forgot I had my ground suppression at zero at the time of this recording.

[@peterbicker8389]

@@diggingupnewyork Is ground suppression the same as ground balance?

[@diggingupnewyork]

@@peterbicker8389
Well, not really.
Ground balancing removes the responding ground signals so that target signals are more clear and not masked by ground noise.
And ground suppression on a metal detector may refer to ground clutter suppression, which reduces the number of returns caused by highly reflective objects on the ground like bottle caps.
Certain metal detectors do not have the bottle cap rejection feature so what I like to do is raise my ground suppression to avoid hitting on those bottle caps but, do keep in mind the higher you raise the ground suppression the more likely you are to miss on good targets.
Hope this helps and thank you for watching!