AT-Pro Ring VDI Numbers and Sound Demonstration Video - Gold, Silver, Platinum Rings

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  • čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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    A video I made to show the VDI numbers and Sounds/tones of different size and quality rings. Video includes Platinum, 14K, 10K, .925, Stainless Steel, and Tungsten Carbide rings.
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Komentáře • 96

  • @chip5256
    @chip5256 Před 5 lety +1

    I own 11 detectors. 5 are Garrett’s (2 Ace 250s and 3 ATPros. All 3 have a 5x8 coil.). I have a Tesoro and 5 Minelabs.
    My ATPs are all 5-6 years old and well used. I hunt nearly every day 3-5 hours or more. I use those ATPs 95% of the time . I have found some wonderful finds. I’ve been Vaughn Garrett’s Find Of The Month twice, I’ve been published in a number of magazines in the US, UK and Scotland and a local news station did a segment on me. I agree the ATP is the best machine I’ve ever used.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      Awesome!! You sound like you should be making videos, lots of activity to film.

  • @ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor

    I cannot believe how many rings I have possibly passed up thanks dig it all went to at pro 5 months back that's a heck of a machine

  • @graysondigger
    @graysondigger Před 11 lety +2

    Nice vid. I recently found a 0.5 gram 10K earring with my ATP that came in at 38-39.
    One thing you didn't show was foil. It comes up as 39-42 and always has a very slight iron tone along with the mid-tone. Also gold never rings a high tone like Mike said. If his does he should send it in for repair
    I have 50 videos now over the last two years and I don't think those $1500.00 and up machines can find much more than the AT Pro does. (Much less being waterproof)
    Good luck and HH!

  • @bladedigger
    @bladedigger Před 12 lety

    Great video!! looking forward to more demonstration videos for the Atpro. Never would of thought that a stainless steel ring would come in at those numbers. Thanks!

  • @JArtMiller
    @JArtMiller Před 5 lety +1

    Not as slick of a production, but your video has more content than many others combined. Good information. Good job. Keep it straight forward.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      Super old video, basically one of my first ever made. I was not concerned about being fancy, just offering helpful information.

  • @chrisanderson9276
    @chrisanderson9276 Před 7 lety +1

    So what you're saying is dig it all.
    Good video and very useful reference video.GL&HH

  • @sherieward7707
    @sherieward7707 Před 4 lety

    Awesome video my friend I appreciate you sharing this I use a ATP Pro and an in Michigan as well very cool. This was very helpful thank you 😊
    Keep Digging
    Best wishes

  • @ChingFong58
    @ChingFong58 Před 7 lety

    Just upgraded and got my new ATpro yesterday. Still Winter, not out yet, but am anticipating a great season... Great info on vid.

  • @MiTreasureHunter
    @MiTreasureHunter  Před 8 lety +4

    Still loving the AT Pro 4 years later and strongly believe there is no better or more versatile land AND water detector (in its price range). My units have not been babied, I have put them thru some abuse and still work great! I think it may be time to do another AT Pro video with the 2 other coils I have the 5X8 and the Super Sniper.

    • @Enigmaprince
      @Enigmaprince Před 8 lety +2

      Maybe it would be worth mentioning that there is difference between the standard and pro mode. Pro mode can also help recognizing bottle caps forexample. If u get a good high tone on standard mode. u can double check that with pro mode and if its still a clean high tone its a coin or mostly a good target but if it shows on pro mode a sound of low-high-low tone it probably a bad bottlecap :)

    • @LTVX2
      @LTVX2 Před 5 lety

      I'm using a NEL Sharp Shooter... love it !! GREAT IN TRASH

  • @oarell1
    @oarell1 Před 10 lety

    Great video! Thanks for taking the time to make it.

  • @3497dingo3497
    @3497dingo3497 Před 10 lety

    The best video . You did a great job and thank ypu from an AT Pro vet.

  • @oOTBONE77Oo
    @oOTBONE77Oo Před 5 lety

    I’m fairly new to metal detecting and this is my first detector... at this stage if it makes a noise i always dig it..

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      It takes time but once you know your machine you won't have to dig so much trash. Great Hobby, Happy Hunting!

  • @donaldfulton3815
    @donaldfulton3815 Před 9 lety

    Well done- thanks for sharing and showing the settings. I always get fooled if I put my Pro in Standard so think I will just follow your lead. :)

  • @KJ4TUG
    @KJ4TUG Před 12 lety

    Very helpful. Thanks for posting this and looking forward to your next tests.

  • @Anthem-nd8sh
    @Anthem-nd8sh Před 5 lety +1

    Scary! I have been hunting with the AT Pro for 6 years now and have found tons of silver items. Not as much gold. Every solid signal I have dug in the 40's has always been trash. So I have been ignoring those targets for years and only digging solid sounding targets over 50. Based on your vid looks like I have left some gold in the ground

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      Let's hope not, but I would dig everything 40 and over just to be safe. GL & HH

  • @undraftedplayer
    @undraftedplayer Před 8 lety

    Dig it all ! Many thanks to sharing, all the best.

  • @inspiretodream3
    @inspiretodream3 Před 6 lety

    Thank you! This was very informative. I have the AT Pro and my husband at the AT Max. I was only digging up targets when I would get the higher pitch sound.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 6 lety

      There are going to be fanboys and haters out there disagree but the AT-Pro machines have found me more gold then any other machine. Still by far the best bang for the buck machine on the market, as long as not dealing with saltwater. Glad it helped. I may be making an updated video of the AR-Pro and one with the AT-Max

  • @LTVX2
    @LTVX2 Před 5 lety +1

    Good vid, no wasted time, nice selection of metals, eye opening :)

  • @RobThePlumber
    @RobThePlumber Před 12 lety

    Great video thanks for posting the video!

  • @Mithranos
    @Mithranos Před 8 lety

    Great Vid. I love my AT PRO!

  • @taylorcaldwell4050
    @taylorcaldwell4050 Před 11 lety +2

    My very best gold diamond ring came up as a 48-49 on my AT Pro! I dig everything above 40..
    Sometimes even If I know it's junk... I have to dig it anyway because I can't stand the thought of walking over gold!
    There's a video of me finding the ring on my channel - check it out!
    Awesome video - thanks!

  • @hawkstarbuck3462
    @hawkstarbuck3462 Před 11 lety

    Great Video TH! Good info to keep on my cheat sheet while hunting.

  • @RandomJ2023
    @RandomJ2023 Před 5 lety +1

    Well, I wont be running with 40-50 Elim any more. Thanks for the video!

  • @1976smell
    @1976smell Před 12 lety

    best metal dectecting informational video I've seen :D

  • @michaelmott1498
    @michaelmott1498 Před 8 lety

    excellent video!

  • @05222007MER
    @05222007MER Před 10 lety

    Thanks, been trying to learn the AT Pro. Going to try your info. Think I've had my sensitivity set too high too. GL&HH :)

  • @donfulton5765
    @donfulton5765 Před 7 lety

    Very well done- I run Pro Coin with discrim. at 21 and the machine works well. :)

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 7 lety

      Don Fulton I still love this machine. Looking forward to Summer and getting back in the water to hunt.

  • @ilariopalazzo9126
    @ilariopalazzo9126 Před 8 lety

    Ciao , bravo ottimo lavoro , video molto bello e interessante :-)

  • @alanmair9717
    @alanmair9717 Před 5 lety +1

    hi great vid im still learning my at pro ive always used pro custom .is there a deeper depth using pro zero? please help

  • @MiTreasureHunter
    @MiTreasureHunter  Před 11 lety +2

    @ Mike Denton...I appreciate your comments but I respectfully disagree about ANY gold showing up in the 80's on the AT-PRO. Yes in the ground the numbers can show differently....but Gold absolutely NEVER reads that high on the AT-PRO. 80's on the ATP is silver, clad coins, and aluminum. I will gladly bury all my gold rings and film it to prove it. I have run the ATP since it was released and have mastered it. Take care and happy hunting.

    • @11111972cjb
      @11111972cjb Před 6 lety

      MiTreasureHunter. I have the same model AT Pro and then I purchased the international model and guess what? It's more sensitive than the previous model. I still have both models and you don't have to believe me but please, try it out for yourself. I couldn't believe it! Cheers.

  • @trgagg2002
    @trgagg2002 Před 12 lety

    thank you so much ,i have been waiting for someone to make a video like that .man that helps me out a lot.great video man.HH

  • @JiminWesternMass
    @JiminWesternMass Před 12 lety

    There was a distinction form the pull tab compared to the numbers given from the plat. and gold, but still it would make me think twice rather to dig or not! Only because the numbers were so close! Ahrrr.. I'm deciding if I should dig right now and I don't even have a detector in my hand! :)

  • @MiTreasureHunter
    @MiTreasureHunter  Před 12 lety

    @JimInWesternMass As a rule, no matter how much in my mind I know its a pull tab...I ALWAYS dig it. Atleast 2 times its been nice Gold rings.

  • @scottneidigk7533
    @scottneidigk7533 Před 6 lety

    well done

  • @mikedenton25
    @mikedenton25 Před 11 lety

    Ok first off awesome video really appreciate this, ok now I now what things come up as I have been passing signals like this left and right because I usually just dig junk but a guy stopped me while I was going hunting yesterday and he threw his ring on the ground and it hit 53 and it looked gold ok I let a friend use my machine well he wasn't a friend at the time this is how we met he dug a gold ring and I didn't pay attention but he said it was hitting 80s

  • @RandomJ2023
    @RandomJ2023 Před 5 lety

    Also, seems rather counter to human tendancy to assign silver and quarters the high pitch tone, Garrett should have designed the 50-60 with the higher pitch tone lol

  • @HOMER122767
    @HOMER122767 Před 5 lety

    Great vid

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      Thank you, made it many years ago but still good to know it's still helping people.

  • @trekmanfuel
    @trekmanfuel Před 9 lety

    Thank you for posting this video, great job!.for the small 14k ear ring did it also throw of the depth reading or were you actually that far above it? I am trying to help a young woman find a small sterling promise ring that was only lost a day ago, so naturally I would have thought it would be right on top of the grass. After testing at 4 inches in the ground with some larger silver rings I found my depth reading was deeper by an inch or two. This is why i am asking.

  • @theoben1972
    @theoben1972 Před 10 lety

    hi have you ever taken your AT pro on salt water beaches and how well do they work on it

    • @pgreyling834
      @pgreyling834 Před 6 lety

      Does not work. The surf will set it off every time it comes in.

  • @gregorym9591
    @gregorym9591 Před 9 lety

    thanks, great video. I just got mine so I am a neeeewwwww bi . you do need a lot of time learning the ropes. Patience , patience ,patience. and those tree roots stink. (lol)
    would the 5x8 make a big difference in junk areas?

  • @jordanguerin9940
    @jordanguerin9940 Před 7 lety

    Most useful video I've watched thus far! Thanks. So, if you are searching in the sand/beach, how many notches down would you go..For example, the gold ear ring that was reading 38-39...What do you think that would read buried in the sand? Dirt? Thanks a bunch. Good luck hunting!

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 7 lety

      Buried in sand here in Michigan, at a reasonable depth of 1 to 4 or 5 inches the numbers are going to stay nearly identical. Now in other areas where there is high mineralization then I can not say because I have never tested in that type of situation.

  • @MiTreasureHunter
    @MiTreasureHunter  Před 12 lety

    Stay tuned. There are more AT-Pro video demonstrations coming. Targets placed in different configurations as well as tests done with the 5x8DD coil and the Super Sniper coil.

    • @alicetharpe3888
      @alicetharpe3888 Před 5 lety

      I am a late comer to this world of MD. I just purchased an AT pro and am learning the machine. One thing that really puzzles me is; why, when a target is shallow, does it show a depth of 4-6"? I have dug deeper holes when I didn't need to. Is it because of the shape of the target, like bent up tin vs a solid target like a coin?

  • @jimbonito3766
    @jimbonito3766 Před 8 lety

    would this be a good example of why some dig it all

  • @gregorylarsson7795
    @gregorylarsson7795 Před 5 lety

    I dig 47 and up. But im gonna start digging even down to 40, even if it means a shit ton of foil

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety +1

      Around 40 is alot of foil for sure, but 47 is WAY to high to start at. Definitely going to miss gold starting that high. GL & HH

    • @gregorylarsson7795
      @gregorylarsson7795 Před 5 lety

      Actaully got a 14K gold ring yesterday after that text. Went out to some ball fields. Rang up 62-63

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      @@gregorylarsson7795 Nice! Congrats!!

  • @mikedenton25
    @mikedenton25 Před 11 lety

    Hey you should have buried them I have a AT PRO and when there in the ground mine show up at 83 all 7 of them so far

  • @jordanguerin9940
    @jordanguerin9940 Před 7 lety

    Also, do you always run on "Pro Zero" mode, sensitivity down "4 notches" (judging from the tutorial you did). Any tips for best spots on beach to search? I have been by shoreline, but Machine will go crazy with all the shells buried and mineralization effects and just digging up shells sometimes it seems (Note: "ground balanced" as well following the instructional video from Garrett At Pro on how to ground balance). Any suggestions to avoid that problem? Also, do you ever get wrong or false reads on your At Pro and then dig up NOTHING, not even junk (sadly enough lol)? Also, how accurate is the reader and how often when things are buried in sand/Soil? Will it read a number a couple times and then dissapear? That happens often..I'll have a ring between the 50-60 range, get excited and then can't get a read in the exact spot moments later.. Am I doing something wrong or is that "Standard" when searching that sometimes you just get false reads ? Quite annoying and time consuming, kind of like this "Comment" lol. Sorry, but just needed an experts advice.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 7 lety

      Yes I always run in Pro Zero, sensitivity either 4 or 5. My hunting environment is a lot more forgiving, we do not have the mineralization in Michigan. I hunt the towel line after people start leaving and in the water I study where most people are hanging out and concentrate in that area.

  • @DiggingSylence
    @DiggingSylence Před 10 lety

    Thx for the Video , proven to me that i am on a good way with my AT . Have disc at 34 and digging all singnals up then . Many ppl here say ( i am from Germany ) they dont digg over 80 because to 99 % its junk . For 2 Days i got a nice german Luftwaffe koppelschloss emblem(The belt secure thingy) what is out from Aluminium :-) on 84
    What whas the highest Number on Silver u ever get ?
    Sry for my English* :-)

  • @eccentricsmithy2746
    @eccentricsmithy2746 Před 9 lety

    Wont the numbers be different in actual soil then a simple air test?

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 9 lety

      Numbers can change according the type and depth of soil the target is in. One freshwater sand beaches the numbers seem to stay accurate to the air test to a minimum of 4 inches. GL HH.

  • @MiTreasureHunter
    @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety +1

    Make sure to come follow and sub to me on BitChute since YT is trying to
    get rid of my channel!!
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  • @jeremy74pow
    @jeremy74pow Před 7 lety

    I would like to know why my AT Pro will find rings but will not detect gold chains. There's a million videos doing tests with rings. No one tests chains.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 7 lety

      jeremy74pow Hardly any metal detectors on the market can detect fine gold necklaces/chains. People who do find one either it's a heavy link chain, it was balled up tight thus creating a larger target, the necklace has a large clasp, or most commonly they are detecting a charm or pendant that is on the chain. You don't see videos about it because detectors are just plain bad at detecting them. I have tested several from At-Pro, to CTX 3030, to my XP Deus and all fail. The Deus almost hits it but in the ground no way it would see it. Those who might disagree I say prove it by making a video clearly demonstrating your detector and use several size and style chains - no pendants or charms on the chain.

    • @jeremy74pow
      @jeremy74pow Před 7 lety

      Thanks, that's what I was wondering, if other detectors could pick them up. We tried three different detector, AT Pro, Garret 250, and a whites, none of those picked up the chain even when bunched up. And like you said the only time I have found chain was when there was something on it. I actually find more gold a silver ripping apart old dryers than I do detecting. BTW, great video. I was doing the same thing the other day and was wondering what platinum would read cause I haven't found one with the AT Pro yet. Thanks again.

  • @fisttaface
    @fisttaface Před 8 lety

    Do Garrett detectors read metal on the same scale. I have a Garrett Ace 300, and wondering if it would put down the same numbers at the AT pro

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 8 lety

      The Ace 350? I've never run the machine if thats the one your talking about.

    • @fisttaface
      @fisttaface Před 8 lety

      I have the ace 300, its pretty new, its the new and improved replacement for the ace 250. But I will prob end up getting the AT Pro in the next month or so because I am already hooked on treasure hunting.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 8 lety +1

      +Bryan .Young You really can't go wrong with an AT Pro unless you want to hunt in salt water.

  • @nebu7777
    @nebu7777 Před 7 lety

    You sure went to a lot of trouble to set that up. Thanks.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 7 lety +2

      +nebu7777 I made it to be like a training video

    • @nebu7777
      @nebu7777 Před 7 lety

      I keep going back to this video again and again to motivate myself to dig trash. I'm also working on my videos. Thanks again.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 7 lety

      nebu7777 Good luck, the season has officially started here in Michigan 👍👍

  • @RBYW1234
    @RBYW1234 Před 6 lety

    I just wanna know what sound platinum makes

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 6 lety

      Same as Gold. It was the very first ring tested. 1:50 into the video.

    • @RBYW1234
      @RBYW1234 Před 6 lety

      What sound dose gold make when hitting gold - Not the sound of a metal detector.

  • @MrTruth-kh9nr
    @MrTruth-kh9nr Před 7 lety

    Would anyone know what a boys high school ring shows up as?

  • @markholbrook3949
    @markholbrook3949 Před 6 lety

    The only thing that kept me from buying the AT Pro was its poor performance in wet sand... As it turns out it didnt matter anyways as Ive bought a seperate machine for that. (Whites Beach hunter 300) for salt and the F75 for land.. Oh well

  • @theroller5673
    @theroller5673 Před 5 lety

    Since you have to dig everything anyway, and because the numbers and the depth are never right, save yourself about $500 dollars and buy a Bounty Hunter Tracker IV. No bells, no whistles, same results. I have both machines.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 5 lety

      I never dig everything, waste of time. Learn your machine. Also that is horrible advice. Those cheap metal detectors are absolute Garbage!!

    • @theroller5673
      @theroller5673 Před 5 lety

      @@MiTreasureHunter- Wow. Get fucked.

  • @markholbrook3949
    @markholbrook3949 Před 6 lety

    Be careful with these numbers.. If you own a F75 your gold most likely will be in the 20s.. Same as foil...

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 6 lety +1

      +mark holbrook this is for the AT-Pro specifically. I have run it now for many years, I can assure people the numbers are accurate.

    • @markholbrook3949
      @markholbrook3949 Před 6 lety

      understood. Just felt the need to jot down the disclaimer so the newbies would not be confused... Its a good video by the way...

  • @nicparker3809
    @nicparker3809 Před 6 lety +1

    pretty much over priced junk , all the parts are made in china.

    • @MiTreasureHunter
      @MiTreasureHunter  Před 6 lety

      Nic Parker spoken by a person that obviously has never used one and knows how good they are. Dozens of gold rings say you could not be more wrong.