The NOX 900 is getting better and better!

[NevadaDave]

Visiting Utah‘s capitol for a few days. Always love coming here because of cooler weather and older areas for detecting. Perfect for getting more experience with the 900. Pictured is three days of finds. I know that there are lots of fellow detectorists in this city, so I am gratified by what I found, because finding virgin ground is difficult. The 900 was ringing out, loud and clear for the three wheaties, down to 6-7”. While the soil wasn’t as dry as in the Las Vegas area, it is still on the dryer side. One of the things I really love about this detector, compared with the 800 is its pinpointing. I seldom use the pinpointing function, but rely on just criss-crossing the target with the coil. It is very accurate.
Although I didn’t expect to find silver coins, seeing the depth of the wheaties gave me hope. But no success; I had to be satisfied with this nice silver ring. I am very curious about the “blob” of metal behind it. When I first dug it, I thought it was a glob of lead and I almost threw it away. After washing it off a bit, I see yellow showing thru. Now, I’m wondering if it might be…please!…a piece of melted gold. It’s not brass or copper, but very heavy. I’ll have to test it when I get back home.
Anyway, the 900 is a keeper!

 

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[oldmxrat]

Nice hunt, congrats!
You didn't miss anything here, just wind, wind and more wind!

 

[Digger RJ]

Visiting Utah‘s capitol for a few days. Always love coming here because of cooler weather and older areas for detecting. Perfect for getting more experience with the 900. Pictured is three days of finds. I know that there are lots of fellow detectorists in this city, so I am gratified by what I found, because finding virgin ground is difficult. The 900 was ringing out, loud and clear for the three wheaties, down to 6-7”. While the soil wasn’t as dry as in the Las Vegas area, it is still on the dryer side. One of the things I really love about this detector, compared with the 800 is its pinpointing. I seldom use the pinpointing function, but rely on just criss-crossing the target with the coil. It is very accurate.
Although I didn’t expect to find silver coins, seeing the depth of the wheaties gave me hope. But no success; I had to be satisfied with this nice silver ring. I am very curious about the “blob” of metal behind it. When I first dug it, I thought it was a glob of lead and I almost threw it away. After washing it off a bit, I see yellow showing thru. Now, I’m wondering if it might be…please!…a piece of melted gold. It’s not brass or copper, but very heavy. I’ll have to test it when I get back home.
Anyway, the 900 is a keeper!

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!!

 

[djackson7348]

Appreciate the info on the new 900. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you on the blob.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A great haul - congrats !
There's no better way to learn a new machine than spending as much time in the field as possible.
Continued good luck with your NOX 900 !

 

[Kona Koma]

Visiting Utah‘s capitol for a few days. Always love coming here because of cooler weather and older areas for detecting. Perfect for getting more experience with the 900. Pictured is three days of finds. I know that there are lots of fellow detectorists in this city, so I am gratified by what I found, because finding virgin ground is difficult. The 900 was ringing out, loud and clear for the three wheaties, down to 6-7”. While the soil wasn’t as dry as in the Las Vegas area, it is still on the dryer side. One of the things I really love about this detector, compared with the 800 is its pinpointing. I seldom use the pinpointing function, but rely on just criss-crossing the target with the coil. It is very accurate.
Although I didn’t expect to find silver coins, seeing the depth of the wheaties gave me hope. But no success; I had to be satisfied with this nice silver ring. I am very curious about the “blob” of metal behind it. When I first dug it, I thought it was a glob of lead and I almost threw it away. After washing it off a bit, I see yellow showing thru. Now, I’m wondering if it might be…please!…a piece of melted gold. It’s not brass or copper, but very heavy. I’ll have to test it when I get back home.
Anyway, the 900 is a keeper!

Nice finds.

 

[Gare]

Nice going glad you are getting your machine better under standing to you