Emil W
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- Joined
- Nov 4, 2021
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- Location
- Central New Jersey
- Detector(s) used
- Deus 2
Deus
Deus Lite
Garrett Apex
Garrett Pinpointer
BH Discovery 2200
BH Pioneer EX
White's Coinmaster 6000D (have had for decades)
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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As an owner of the original Deus, my main interest in the Deus 2 is how it preforms compared to the original.
I understand the advantages of being able to fully submerge the new model as well as the FMF setting, but for my specific needs those options are practically irrelevant.
So far, testers have compared the Dues 2 to other brands, and have commented on the new programs and how they work, again, compared to other brands. But are these new programs programable into the original Deus? One example would be the new Bottle Cap mode. From the little I saw it looks like the program works the same as adding some Notch parameters in the Deus 1 and then just saving it as a Bottle Cap program. Is this incorrect or is there more to it?
There may be other examples but I don't know.
And it would be very helpful to see side-by-side comparisons between the original and new Deus--how each responds to the same target out in the field. In other words, find a target in the ground with the Deus 2 and then check the same target with the Deus 1 before digging the target. Would they show identically or would the new model actually find more targets?
I understand the advantages of being able to fully submerge the new model as well as the FMF setting, but for my specific needs those options are practically irrelevant.
So far, testers have compared the Dues 2 to other brands, and have commented on the new programs and how they work, again, compared to other brands. But are these new programs programable into the original Deus? One example would be the new Bottle Cap mode. From the little I saw it looks like the program works the same as adding some Notch parameters in the Deus 1 and then just saving it as a Bottle Cap program. Is this incorrect or is there more to it?
There may be other examples but I don't know.
And it would be very helpful to see side-by-side comparisons between the original and new Deus--how each responds to the same target out in the field. In other words, find a target in the ground with the Deus 2 and then check the same target with the Deus 1 before digging the target. Would they show identically or would the new model actually find more targets?
