Just ordered new tesoro vaquero

[Southern_Justice]

put in my order today for the vaquero. it should be here in 1-2 days cant wait to see what ive been missing.

 

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[Sandman]

You were missing a lot of fun. Try not to do the Happy Dance in front of people.

 

[Southern_Justice]

I passed a ups truck coming home. And got excited and thought it was already delivered only to be disappointed when I got home to find no vaquero. I'm stoked about getting it I think it will be a step above everything else I've used

 

[Southern_Justice]

Just got my vaquero in and assembled. And quickly I realized it is going to take a lot of practice. Seeing as this is my first manual gb machine and first machine that wasn't digital vdi. But I did some air tests and played around with it and have no worries. Seems like it's going to be an awesome machine once the user gets up to speed

 

[wheatymike]

I have been using a Vaquero for about a year. If you really take the time to learn it well and have a good spot for finding deep coins you will do good. The quality of the signal will tell you alot. Learn the different sounds When you get it down the good sounds will start to stand out. You will start noticing you are digging less and less treash. The only trash I dig is usually pull tabs, if I am not discriminating them out. good hunting. Michael

 

[Southern_Justice]

Took it out this afternoon I had it supertuned I found some newer 22 caliber brass casings near the surface and a half of a horseshoe about 6" down. I need to find a good spot to detect now

 

[Dtektor]

You wont regret your decision to buy the Vaquero!!

Just got my vaquero in and assembled. And quickly I realized it is going to take a lot of practice. Seeing as this is my first manual gb machine and first machine that wasn't digital vdi. But I did some air tests and played around with it and have no worries. Seems like it's going to be an awesome machine once the user gets up to speed

I sold off my Fisher 1280X to buy a new Vaquero and I will never look back. The only thing I wish the Vaquero had that it doesn't is waterproofness (is that a word? Well it is now!). Of course I sold a very waterproof Fisher to get the V but it was a weight issue with me as much as anything else. You will love the light weight aspect of the Vaquero and it is definitely a short learning curve. You will soon learn the Tesoro "language" and be digging up the good stuff in no time (if it is there to be found of course). Now after owning a Tesoro for only 6 months, I am seriously thinking about moving up to the Tejon. I can see no reason to use a VID type machine. I am starting to do more relic hunting now so I think the Teon is the machine to use.
Enjoy Southern Justice!
"Dtektor"

 

[Southern_Justice]

Yeah I watched 53 silvers YouTube videos with the vaquero and he has some really good stuff on setting it up and also learning what the machine is trying to tell you. Very informative vids for learning a new machine.

 

[wheatymike]

I like running my threshold right around the second O in tesoro. About the 2 oclock position. I like this setup better than supertuned because it lets me run a higher sensitivity setting ( usually max). It also lets me get a modulated audio, so I can tell the depth of a target. I can't tell that supertuned is any deeper than this setup.

 

[Southern_Justice]

I will keep that in mind and give it a try that would free up the pinpoint since you can't pinpoint when it's supertuned

 

[bleaver]

The super tune is a great feature but I would recommend just tuning to normally to start. You get very good depth and normally no falsing "if you don't overdrive the sensitivity. I super tune occasionally but not all the time. When running in normal tune I will check a promising click in supertune momentarily.

 

[liftloop]

I sold off my Fisher 1280X to buy a new Vaquero and I will never look back. The only thing I wish the Vaquero had that it doesn't is waterproofness (is that a word? Well it is now!). Of course I sold a very waterproof Fisher to get the V but it was a weight issue with me as much as anything else. You will love the light weight aspect of the Vaquero and it is definitely a short learning curve. You will soon learn the Tesoro "language" and be digging up the good stuff in no time (if it is there to be found of course). Now after owning a Tesoro for only 6 months, I am seriously thinking about moving up to the Tejon. I can see no reason to use a VID type machine. I am starting to do more relic hunting now so I think the Teon is the machine to use.
Enjoy Southern Justice!
"Dtektor"

what was so hot a bout 1280x any way

 

[liftloop]

what was so hot a bout 1280x any way

you want power get a 5900 Di Pro from white' and so call super tune that....

 

[Pulltab Parson]

Just picked up a Vaquero myself. For the money, I don't think there is a detector out there that is as rugged and will go as deep. Now it's time to get all the accessories!

HH
PTP

 

[DigDugNY]

I've had luck with my Vaquero....found me quite a few good things. Heres a video I made with some of my finds with it.

 

[scurvy_seadog]

Cool nice enjoy

 

[Keppy]

You were missing a lot of fun. Try not to do the Happy Dance in front of people.

Sandman ... You mean he should not do this happy dance....

 

[Dtektor]

what was so hot a bout 1280x any way

Well liftloop, it was a fathers day present from my daughter who heard me say something about being interested in metal detecting. The so called HOT thing about the 1280X was that you didn't have to worry about where you set it down, how far you walked into the water, just hose it down when you get home and dry it off. The Vaquero is: 1/2 the weight of the 1280X, deeper seeking, runs on (1) stinkin' 9 volt battery (vs 8 AAs), super easy to run, and hard to beat with any other detector for the money or even more money for that matter.

 

[Pulltab Parson]

Hey Dtektor, love your avatar! Pirate flag sweet!