Deus compared to....
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I didn't actually run a test when I had an AT Pro against the Deus, because I had them at different times. The AT Pro went fairly deep, but I know that I was getting a consistent silver dime air test out of the Deus at the 8-9" mark (estimate) with the 9" coil. It is a deep detector.
I would go as far as to say that it was my deepest, repeatable signal detector out of the most recent ones I've used (AT Pro, CTX, CZ3D, Etrac, Vanquero). I hit a small yard really hard with an AT Pro with the (5x8 and stock coil), CTX with (stock and 6" coil) and Etrac (stock coil) and I was just able to squeeze out sounds at 10 inches with the Deus (9" coil) and they were wheat cents. This is why I want another.
Oh, to add some additional credibility, the yard is 25' x 30' and the signals were not consistent with any other machine, but consistent enough with the Deus to warrant a pinpoint and dig.
I would go as far as to say that it was my deepest, repeatable signal detector out of the most recent ones I've used (AT Pro, CTX, CZ3D, Etrac, Vanquero). I hit a small yard really hard with an AT Pro with the (5x8 and stock coil), CTX with (stock and 6" coil) and Etrac (stock coil) and I was just able to squeeze out sounds at 10 inches with the Deus (9" coil) and they were wheat cents. This is why I want another.
Oh, to add some additional credibility, the yard is 25' x 30' and the signals were not consistent with any other machine, but consistent enough with the Deus to warrant a pinpoint and dig.
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I didn't have the 11" coil and yes, I am sure it would have gone a few inches deeper. More so if it was the 13" coil.
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Pointman - thanks for the info!
The only thing I can add is the 11" coil most def goes deeper than the 9" and cleans up the signals that are just barely in the range of the 9". I have all 3 coils and to tell the truth I dont see a whole lot of difference in the 11" and the 13". Maybe I just need more time on the 11" but so far the 13" is practical enough to use full time in a farm field (save the really bad iron patches).
The only thing I can add is the 11" coil most def goes deeper than the 9" and cleans up the signals that are just barely in the range of the 9". I have all 3 coils and to tell the truth I dont see a whole lot of difference in the 11" and the 13". Maybe I just need more time on the 11" but so far the 13" is practical enough to use full time in a farm field (save the really bad iron patches).
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Great post!
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I'd say that it doesn't really compare with any of them. If you know what you are doing with the different frequencies and other settings, it becomes a detector in a class by itself. Add on to that the fact that the control unit's software can be upgraded for free, it creates an even bigger gap.
I had the Deus for months before I decided to bury a dime at 10" to see exactly how the settings work. Sure, it's not exactly the same as a coin that has been in the ground for decades, but it gives you a good idea. My favorite program can ping a dime at 13" as clear as can be, an unmistakable "must dig".
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Would you mind sharing that program?
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I'll send you a message once I get near my remote control. The thing to remember is that a particular program may not perform exactly the same across the country. I'm willing to bet your soil in OK is different than in MI.
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Send me your program also.
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I would like to have that program also! My DEUS is on the way from BigBoysHobbies.
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There is no program for the Deus that will hit a 13" dime in Virginia!
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Only ran the f75 se and F75ltd2 and Deus. It depends on your ground. My estimation 3 bar or less on the f75 fe meter, F75ltd or ltd2 is deeper. What I call a light Four bar fe soil, a tossup. Hard 4 bar fe soil Deus winner. Just remember the deus will out separate the F75 with stock coil.
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