I believe the Garrett ADS Deep seeker you have was built from 1979-1982. It was meant to be swept in the VLF all metal motion mode primarily to find a target and then switched(via hand grip toggle) to TR discriminate non motion mode for discrimination. These units had a very deep all metal mode if the ground balance was set correctly. Many of these armed with a large coil recovered many Civil War relics in the early 1980s by relic hunters.
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting I had one in the mid 80's and Michael is correct in how to use it.I found many deep small coins here in Canada including many silver Canadian nickels they are half the size of a US silver dime. It was a great unit.
Thank you for posting this! I found plenty of targets with my Deepseeker - mostly nails and old bottle caps but sometimes mercury dimes and Indian head pennies. I still have mine but haven't used it for years.
I had the same garrett detector years ago , but after a while I had trouble with it,, so i sold it to a guy at work years ago & he fixed it up himself & got it working again,, he told me he was very happy with it. A few months later he retired from work & toid me he was hooked on metal detecting and loved useing it all the time.
This brings back some memories. I cut my teeth on this detector in the mid 1970"s. I still have it and would not part with it for any amount. Once I discovered "reverse discrimination" my DeepSeeker ADS rewarded me handsomely. Still, I wished I had purchased the Garrett GroundHog also. Yeah, this makes me an old fart but, we were all young back in those days. Thank you for making this video.
I did this last Summer with my Compass Yukon 77B and it's on one of my earlier vids. They were cool looking machines back then but a bit on the heavy side. Mine held 12 AA batteries...lol GL&HH
adventures in dirt fishin It was fun to take it out and mess around with it, I’ll have to read the instruction manual I found online now and take another swing at it. 😎
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting I believe when you run it in manual mode correct me if I'm wrong you have to turn it 6 to 8 in above the dirt above the ground and then lower it down there's a lot to learn about it
With that detector you have to start out manually setting the balance with that thumb button and that side control know. When you halance it you have to level that needle on the dial to the balanced position because the ground may either show its hot with minerals "positive" or iron "negative" on the initial ground reading before you balance it. After that it can somewhat track on it's own fairly well. Then after balancing it you tune it using the push button and the sensitivity dial and that sends the signal down deep and makes it able to see small coin size targets. That coil is a little small to get past 5 to 6 inches for a quarter and 3 to 4 on dimes. I did really well in the late '70's to early '80's with Garrett's & White's detectors. It makes me want to do a few videos using some vintage detectors just for fun and old memories
thanks again Brian it was nice to see the old machine and you will be in one of my next videos with a link to your channel rock on buddy keep digging cuz I'm digging your channel. Keith Kuhn
Towards the end, I could actually tell the difference in the sound of the finds verses the quarter. Just barely though.... Thx for the video and an awesome gift !
I went on a ring recovery today for an older guy. I don't usually accept anything for this other than a thank you but after I found the ring he insisted I take his old detector he used many years ago. Yep It is a Deepseeker. Only thing is its missing the battery container. Thanks for the video.
I have one of these and don't use it anymore. It was very good in its day. It is heavy when compared to today's technology. I would like to get a more up today detector.
THE OLDER machines found millions in sunken ships and gold coins on the beaches of FLORIDA years ago,then it was hi tech,my favorite for gold is my cm4 whites coinmaster ,it finds it down to very small,swarms of flake
I was stationed at the Naval base Gitmo in 1974 and was the first to use a metal detector there. I first used a Garrett Money Hunter BFO, but changed to a Money Hunter TR. My silver finds were almost unbelievable: $200.00 silver face value in the first month, which included $40.00 in the little ditch between the old White Hat enlisted club and the road by the piers. The drunk sailors would try to jump the ditch in the darkness...….all kinds of silver spilled out of pockets! The club is now called the Windjammer. Only one other sailor started detecting after I showed him how. I left Gitmo in Dec., 1976, with almost $1,000 in silver and about $3,000 in other coinage. Dang, what a hobby!
Wow That is awesome Brian I have not completed watching your video yet I cannot wait to see if you have any luck with it it brings back old memories I'll tell you. I hope you do find something if I find the arm piece for you I will gladly send it to you. On with your video now I am excited thanks buddy. Keith Kuhn
I have a couple old Garrett machine: a TR Discriminator and Freedom Ace Plus, and an old White's Spectrum XLT that I still use from time to time. There is a button at the tip of the hand grip. That is your pinpoint button. While holding the button down, move the coil around until you get the max reading on the meter. Your target will be under the center of the coil. The XLT is a fantastic relic machine. Thank you for sharing.
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting with the right settings, those older machines can get the same or maybe better depth than the newer ones. Thwy just can't tell yoy what it might be. I found more gold rings and earrings with the inexpensive Freedom Ace Plus than I have with the AT Pro. Probably because it makes me dig every target. What is rejected as foil or pulltab by new machines might be small gold, so watch that disceimination setting. Once you get used to it, you'll like it... well, maybe not how heavy it is and how much batteries are these days. If you plan not to use it for a while, take the batteries out, or the contacts might begin to corrode.
Cool video. I have an old Compass Coin Hunter II hanging on my wall. I doesn't work, but neat to look at. I've been keeping my eyes peeled for good deals on other vintage machines. Good luck with your digs. Mike
I have the ADS III master hunter and its the best ever! I beat all the high tech new ones in various competitions and found gold also! If you own an old GARRETT ADS....NEVER sell it cos its the best
Vou aceitar teu conselho e vou comprar um aqui no Brasil.no Olx. Funcionando. Por esse razão estou procurando vídeo a respeito dos tais . Garrett áds. S4. Obrigado pelos conhecimentos compartilhado .
Nice video. I to have a groundhog and a ADS3 deepseeker. The ADS3 ( big brother to urs) in VLF is a very deep machine. Liked ur video , but u really need to tune it correctly, it would do much better . The main thing that bothered me on ur video was , dude , why the man hole cover size plugs? Both of my Garrett’s will pinpoint pretty precisely , I rarely make plugs over 3 or 4 inches. Learn to pinpoint correctly , and u will be a believer. I hope u learn it well , and make another video. Really curious to see how u do then. Good luck to u.
It would be a shame to hang that fine machine up in a man cave bud. It was , and still is a great machine. U can download a manual for it. If tuned properly , it can still give the newer plastic detectors a run for there money. I still use a whites 5000D series2 detector , and make a lot of deep good finds with it. With all detectors , it's just a matter of learning them. Don't give up on that Garrett , after u learn it , u will be surprised how well it does. Good video , and happy hunting.
JD Henry I appreciate your advice and since I did find the manual online and since I have 6 brand new 9-volt batteries in it I will take you up on it ... can never have too many detectors in your arsenal. 😎
I used one of these in the 80s. It was my go to detector for gold. Back then this was the most used detector in the goldfields here in Australia. Its actually very sensitive and it does discriminate very well but you have to read the manual.. yea I know the manual. It has to be ground balanced properly and the threshold has to be set correctly. Once you do all that you will find its not the far behind a modern detector in sensitivity. I purchased a dead one a few weeks ago and have now repaired it for the purpose of doing a direct sensitivity comparison with the equinox 800
Hello Yerdigginit Metal Detecting. I have to try to encourage you to try 'resetting' your settings again. I have exactly the same detector and when I 'played around' with the settings, I was actually able to get mine to detect a dime at about appx. 13" from the stock coil, when waving an unburied dime in front of the bottom of the coil. Your ground balance which, if I remember correctly, is on the toggle switch, up on the front of the handle, so (if) you're properly ground balanced to the ground minerals, you can fine-tune it to run 'hot' as they call it, meaning that you have it supertuned like a Tesoro Vaquero. Play around with your settings, a little more with your settings and you should become happy(er) with the results! Well, Good Luck and (Happy Hunting)!
I also have this very same machine, would anybody know what that toggle switch is for on end of the handle? Been new to this machine whats best settings to have this set on to begin with please 🙏 Cheers n happy detecting
It is a bit heavy and has an armrest that I did not find yet. But when I find it I will be shipping it to Brian. Keep watching Brian's channel it is the best. Keith Kuhn
Brian Quilty It was top of the line back in the day, just the fact that it’s 35 years old and still works says something as to the quality ... it is heavy though. 😎
Perhaps I can send you a voicemail on how to tune that machine I noticed you headed in automatic mode should head that one button it down into manual you can do different things with it. I did find some silver with it 1906 v nickel 1916 Barber dime few rings but you're more serious at it than I am good luck Brian hope you find a ton of stuff and you will too and I will keep watching your videos love em.
If I recall right the button at the end of the handle where your thumb is at is at er mode which is discriminate. And if you flick it the other way it goes into I believe vlf very low frequency and I think that means it doesn't discriminate against anything. I sure wish I could find the manual I know it's here somewhere I will keep looking Brian good luck buddy.
It truly amazes me too that in the day that detector was top-of-the-line. so the one you own is really superb I love it. What is the name of your detector that you use that you like so much ? also if I recall there's different ways because you'll have to tune that machine for depth and it will go 8 to 10 inches.
When you're out in the middle of the mountains pecking at plate tectonic heaves that contain quartz - you don't want or need any of that silly high-tech discrimination. What you want is deep penaltrayshkin. Something that just says "There's something metallic in there!" Something that digs DEEP. That's how you make money. This old detector is fine for that. Just hack in a new lithium - ion battery pack and a charge controller.
....ahhh, the old VLF discriminator wizard machines!.lolol yes Brian, those are DEF canned applause worthy! brought a tear to my eye..... my amazing lightweight NOX has me at 105 silvers through 5/25....i wonder what my old WHITE's version of this 1985 relic would have me at silver count-wise?? 10??
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting hey bud...yeah...thats by far the most i have ever had at this point in a year; my job gets me around some so i just chat with folks in different areas and they are usually pretty cool with it
I have the garrett ads3,,,,and you totally are not using it correct,,,,the ground balance,,,and discrimination has to be adjusted,,,and is more sensitive than most modern machines,,,,you get used to deciphering what the target is , by sound,,,and meter deflection,,,,I'll bet when adjusted properly,,,if its running right,,,,I could out detect any modern machine,,,in depth,,,discrimination,,,and selectivity,,,,,I'm sure the owners manual is online,,,and theres no target id,,,,you get to know the targets by sound,,,,if you learn how to correctly use it,,,you'll find you have an extremely sensitive machine,,,a windfall for you,,,,check it out ,,,I promise,,,youll see,,,,have fun!!!!!great vid,,,thanks!!!!😎
I believe the Garrett ADS Deep seeker you have was built from 1979-1982. It was meant to be swept in the VLF all metal motion mode primarily to find a target and then switched(via hand grip toggle) to TR discriminate non motion mode for discrimination. These units had a very deep all metal mode if the ground balance was set correctly. Many of these armed with a large coil recovered many Civil War relics in the early 1980s by relic hunters.
Michael Thanks for sharing the info. ⚒😎
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting I had one in the mid 80's and Michael is correct in how to use it.I found many deep small coins here in Canada including many silver Canadian nickels they are half the size of a US silver dime. It was a great unit.
Thank you for posting this! I found plenty of targets with my Deepseeker - mostly nails and old bottle caps but sometimes mercury dimes and Indian head pennies. I still have mine but haven't used it for years.
In the 1980s that was one of the best you could buy,I well and truly paid for mine many times over!
It's beautiful..I love all vintage electronics.
Now that was cool and fun to watch. Thanks for taking us along.
Brian always has cool stuff subscribe to his channel and watch the great finds it can be found underneath the ground
I had the same garrett detector years ago , but after a while I had trouble with it,, so i sold it to a guy at work years ago & he fixed it up himself & got it working again,, he told me he was very happy with it. A few months later he retired from work & toid me he was hooked on metal detecting and loved useing it all the time.
How cool and kind , I have my late Fathers c-scope from the early 70's the kids still use it on the beach.
Good vid enjoyed watching
I bought the identical machine last year, I keep telling myself I’ll take it out and try it
This brings back some memories. I cut my teeth on this detector in the mid 1970"s. I still have it and would not part with it for any amount. Once I discovered "reverse discrimination" my DeepSeeker ADS rewarded me handsomely. Still, I wished I had purchased the Garrett GroundHog also. Yeah, this makes me an old fart but, we were all young back in those days. Thank you for making this video.
O que é descriminação reversa.
Como posso praticar no áds.garrett.
E que tô comprando um aqui no olx .no Brasil
I have a coin master whites I had when I was young going to have to break it out great vid
WILDMAN'S LODGE Thanks. Yes, break that bad boy out and take a trip down memory lane. 😎
I did this last Summer with my Compass Yukon 77B and it's on one of my earlier vids. They were cool looking machines back then but a bit on the heavy side. Mine held 12 AA batteries...lol GL&HH
I just got the one on the way 77B automatic should be fun to play around with.
Great video love seeing the old machines working
adventures in dirt fishin It was fun to take it out and mess around with it, I’ll have to read the instruction manual I found online now and take another swing at it. 😎
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting
I believe when you run it in manual mode correct me if I'm wrong you have to turn it 6 to 8 in above the dirt above the ground and then lower it down there's a lot to learn about it
With that detector you have to start out manually setting the balance with that thumb button and that side control know. When you halance it you have to level that needle on the dial to the balanced position because the ground may either show its hot with minerals "positive" or iron "negative" on the initial ground reading before you balance it. After that it can somewhat track on it's own fairly well. Then after balancing it you tune it using the push button and the sensitivity dial and that sends the signal down deep and makes it able to see small coin size targets. That coil is a little small to get past 5 to 6 inches for a quarter and 3 to 4 on dimes. I did really well in the late '70's to early '80's with Garrett's & White's detectors. It makes me want to do a few videos using some vintage detectors just for fun and old memories
thanks again Brian it was nice to see the old machine and you will be in one of my next videos with a link to your channel rock on buddy keep digging cuz I'm digging your channel.
Keith Kuhn
And I will be sharing this video hopefully you'll get 10,000 hits for you. LOL
Towards the end, I could actually tell the difference in the sound of the finds verses the quarter. Just barely though.... Thx for the video and an awesome gift !
I enjoyed giving it to Brian he is awesome.
Keith Kuhn
Todd Ruffner Thanks, it was a lot of fun taking it out on a test drive. I did find an operators manual online and may try to tweak it and try again. 😎
Very cool. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Clayton County History Hound Thank you for watching and commenting. 😎 GB&HH!
I went on a ring recovery today for an older guy. I don't usually accept anything for this other than a thank you but after I found the ring he insisted I take his old detector he used many years ago. Yep It is a Deepseeker. Only thing is its missing the battery container. Thanks for the video.
The instruction book has detailed instructions about how to adjust this detector. I just happened to run across the instructions this afternoon.
Great video brings back memories and back then that was a 500 dollar machine!
You are right that's about what I paid for it.
Keith Kuhn
PAPAROUS whats in the dirt Wow, Garrett has been a leader in the detecting industry and making cutting edge, quality detectors for a long time. 😎
I liked video. Good luck brothers
I have one of these and don't use it anymore. It was very good in its day. It is heavy when compared to today's technology. I would like to get a more up today detector.
relly nice love seeing Brian👍
THE OLDER machines found millions in sunken ships and gold coins on the beaches of FLORIDA years ago,then it was hi tech,my favorite for gold is my cm4 whites coinmaster ,it finds it down to very small,swarms of flake
I do love that music and it's awesome.
Buen video.like👍😊😊
how did I miss this one? Awesome piece of history! Imagine that, swinging history to find history.. :P!!
Tc & Happy Hunting My friend!!
DrumnDetect That’s good, swinging history to find it. 👍🏻
I was stationed at the Naval base Gitmo in 1974 and was the first to use a metal detector there. I first used a Garrett Money Hunter BFO, but changed to a Money Hunter TR. My silver finds were almost unbelievable: $200.00 silver face value in the first month, which included $40.00 in the little ditch between the old White Hat enlisted club and the road by the piers. The drunk sailors would try to jump the ditch in the darkness...….all kinds of silver spilled out of pockets! The club is now called the Windjammer.
Only one other sailor started detecting after I showed him how. I left Gitmo in Dec., 1976, with almost $1,000 in silver and about $3,000 in other coinage. Dang, what a hobby!
It really was fun that was my old machine.
Keith Kuhn
huckfinnsj That’s an amazing story, thank you so much for taking the time to share it. What memories! Wow, $1,000 in silver. 😎
May the 4th be with you !!!! 1 year latter
Wow
That is awesome Brian I have not completed watching your video yet I cannot wait to see if you have any luck with it it brings back old memories I'll tell you. I hope you do find something if I find the arm piece for you I will gladly send it to you. On with your video now I am excited thanks buddy.
Keith Kuhn
EXCELLENT CLOSE UPS BRIAN.
WEIRD YOU SAID MAY 4TH - - LOL MY BIRTHDAY.
KEEP E COMIN BUDDY.
KK
KEITH KUHN That is weird, I guess it was a fitting tribute then. Belated Happy Birthday. 🎂
I have a couple old Garrett machine: a TR Discriminator and Freedom Ace Plus, and an old White's Spectrum XLT that I still use from time to time.
There is a button at the tip of the hand grip. That is your pinpoint button. While holding the button down, move the coil around until you get the max reading on the meter. Your target will be under the center of the coil.
The XLT is a fantastic relic machine.
Thank you for sharing.
MetDet NC Thanks, that’s valuable info ... I’ll give it another shot. 😎
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting with the right settings, those older machines can get the same or maybe better depth than the newer ones. Thwy just can't tell yoy what it might be.
I found more gold rings and earrings with the inexpensive Freedom Ace Plus than I have with the AT Pro. Probably because it makes me dig every target. What is rejected as foil or pulltab by new machines might be small gold, so watch that disceimination setting.
Once you get used to it, you'll like it... well, maybe not how heavy it is and how much batteries are these days.
If you plan not to use it for a while, take the batteries out, or the contacts might begin to corrode.
Cool video. I have an old Compass Coin Hunter II hanging on my wall. I doesn't work, but neat to look at. I've been keeping my eyes peeled for good deals on other vintage machines. Good luck with your digs.
Mike
Very nice. Agreed, these old detectors make great man cave pieces.
Very nice. Agreed, these old detectors make great man cave pieces.
It does look like fun swinging the old machine, trying to figure it out, and what the tone strenght means
I had lots of fun with that machine and found a few things too.
Keith Kuhn
Mark - The Burgh Hunter It was a very fun outing, had fun and will try again. 😎
Still the best detector out there. I've got buckets of civil war ammo and some nice coins dating back to 1781.
interesting video. someone just gave me a garrett similar to this one but it doesn't say ADS. It says deepseeker vlf/tr and not sure when it was made.
You're doing great Brian
I have the ADS III master hunter and its the best ever! I beat all the high tech new ones in various competitions and found gold also! If you own an old GARRETT ADS....NEVER sell it cos its the best
Vou aceitar teu conselho e vou comprar um aqui no Brasil.no
Olx. Funcionando.
Por esse razão estou procurando vídeo a respeito dos tais .
Garrett áds. S4.
Obrigado pelos conhecimentos compartilhado .
pretty cool. That sucker takes a ton of batteries, huh ? lol
Nice video. I to have a groundhog and a ADS3 deepseeker. The ADS3 ( big brother to urs) in VLF is a very deep machine. Liked ur video , but u really need to tune it correctly, it would do much better . The main thing that bothered me on ur video was , dude , why the man hole cover size plugs? Both of my Garrett’s will pinpoint pretty precisely , I rarely make plugs over 3 or 4 inches. Learn to pinpoint correctly , and u will be a believer. I hope u learn it well , and make another video. Really curious to see how u do then. Good luck to u.
It would be a shame to hang that fine machine up in a man cave bud. It was , and still is a great machine. U can download a manual for it. If tuned properly , it can still give the newer plastic detectors a run for there money. I still use a whites 5000D series2 detector , and make a lot of deep good finds with it. With all detectors , it's just a matter of learning them. Don't give up on that Garrett , after u learn it , u will be surprised how well it does. Good video , and happy hunting.
JD Henry I appreciate your advice and since I did find the manual online and since I have 6 brand new 9-volt batteries in it I will take you up on it ... can never have too many detectors in your arsenal. 😎
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting agreed good sir. Happy hunting. And the best of luck to you.
I used one of these in the 80s. It was my go to detector for gold. Back then this was the most used detector in the goldfields here in Australia. Its actually very sensitive and it does discriminate very well but you have to read the manual.. yea I know the manual. It has to be ground balanced properly and the threshold has to be set correctly. Once you do all that you will find its not the far behind a modern detector in sensitivity. I purchased a dead one a few weeks ago and have now repaired it for the purpose of doing a direct sensitivity comparison with the equinox 800
Boa tarde.
Do you know where to access this manual? I am about to get one of these myself, in Western Australia.
I have one just exactly like it and it still works. I lost the tuning instructions and had to download it off the internet.
Keith McFaul very cool 😎
How do you like the vintage GARRET VS A NEWER MODEL?, I guess a newer one is better . Thank you
Hello Yerdigginit Metal Detecting.
I have to try to encourage you to try 'resetting' your settings again. I have exactly the same detector and when I 'played around' with the settings, I was actually able to get mine to detect a dime at about appx. 13" from the stock coil, when waving an unburied dime in front of the bottom of the coil. Your ground balance which, if I remember correctly, is on the toggle switch, up on the front of the handle, so (if) you're properly ground balanced to the ground minerals, you can fine-tune it to run 'hot' as they call it, meaning that you have it supertuned like a Tesoro Vaquero. Play around with your settings, a little more with your settings and you should become happy(er) with the results! Well, Good Luck and (Happy Hunting)!
Ben Yah Thanks, great info. 😎⚒
I also have this very same machine, would anybody know what that toggle switch is for on end of the handle? Been new to this machine whats best settings to have this set on to begin with please 🙏 Cheers n happy detecting
That machine is very well build by todays standards. Also very heavy I bet.
It is a bit heavy and has an armrest that I did not find yet. But when I find it I will be shipping it to Brian.
Keep watching Brian's channel it is the best.
Keith Kuhn
Brian Quilty It was top of the line back in the day, just the fact that it’s 35 years old and still works says something as to the quality ... it is heavy though. 😎
Awesome video! I’ve just inherited a garret bfo treasure hunter. Any advice on using one or on converting it to use modern batteries would be awesome!
Perhaps I can send you a voicemail on how to tune that machine I noticed you headed in automatic mode should head that one button it down into manual you can do different things with it. I did find some silver with it 1906 v nickel 1916 Barber dime few rings but you're more serious at it than I am good luck Brian hope you find a ton of stuff and you will too and I will keep watching your videos love em.
Tem diferença entre o garrett de botões em cima e os no lado .
A d s s4 . Podes me falar?
Me podrias hacer fabor mandarme como usar y operar un garrett master hunter 7x .lo compre usado y no m dieron instructivo
Yo tengo uno pero no se si funciona 😞
If I recall right the button at the end of the handle where your thumb is at is at er mode which is discriminate.
And if you flick it the other way it goes into I believe vlf very low frequency and I think that means it doesn't discriminate against anything. I sure wish I could find the manual I know it's here somewhere I will keep looking Brian good luck buddy.
KEITH KUHN I did find a manual online and will take another attempt at this. 😎
How khz it works,? I have the ads 3
It truly amazes me too that in the day that detector was top-of-the-line.
so the one you own is really superb I love it.
What is the name of your detector that you use that you like so much ?
also if I recall there's different ways because you'll have to tune that machine for depth and it will go 8 to 10 inches.
KEITH KUHN Wow, 8-10 inches is a great depth, I’m sure it was 100 % me not knowing what I was doing
Good video, not many videos comparing the old with the new. Great music - who is the artist creating that music?
John Rapp Thanks, much appreciated. The music comes from iMovie royalty free music, not even sure who the artist is.
When you're out in the middle of the mountains pecking at plate tectonic heaves that contain quartz - you don't want or need any of that silly high-tech discrimination. What you want is deep penaltrayshkin. Something that just says "There's something metallic in there!" Something that digs DEEP. That's how you make money. This old detector is fine for that. Just hack in a new lithium - ion battery pack and a charge controller.
Does anyone know if this one is good for gold?
I know Keith, that machine is cool.Yet probably not worth much by today's standards.That and an expensive to operate 9volt system.
I know Terry hi buddy yes the machines today must be a lot better what's a new technology.
freedomearthmoon1 I love the machine, such a cool vintage look ... and Keith kept it in great shape. Blessed to have it. Thanks for watching. 😎
I have the manual....if you want pictures hit me up.
Un manual para saber cómo se usa
Learn to adjust it
....ahhh, the old VLF discriminator wizard machines!.lolol
yes Brian, those are DEF canned applause worthy!
brought a tear to my eye.....
my amazing lightweight NOX has me at 105 silvers through 5/25....i wonder what my old WHITE's version of this 1985 relic would have me at silver count-wise?? 10??
Dave Miller Wow, your killing it at 105 ... I just turned 25 which for me is the most silvers I’ve had in May. Keep it up. 😎
@@yerdigginitmetaldetecting hey bud...yeah...thats by far the most i have ever had at this point in a year; my job gets me around some so i just chat with folks in different areas and they are usually pretty cool with it
Yo in 1985 People Read the Owner's Manual if They werent mentally impaired by propaganda
Yo vivo en Tlaxcala.mexico porfabor
I have the garrett ads3,,,,and you totally are not using it correct,,,,the ground balance,,,and discrimination has to be adjusted,,,and is more sensitive than most modern machines,,,,you get used to deciphering what the target is , by sound,,,and meter deflection,,,,I'll bet when adjusted properly,,,if its running right,,,,I could out detect any modern machine,,,in depth,,,discrimination,,,and selectivity,,,,,I'm sure the owners manual is online,,,and theres no target id,,,,you get to know the targets by sound,,,,if you learn how to correctly use it,,,you'll find you have an extremely sensitive machine,,,a windfall for you,,,,check it out ,,,I promise,,,youll see,,,,have fun!!!!!great vid,,,thanks!!!!😎