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Jason in TN

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A video of my first run with the new Blisstool V3 detector. Get it set up right and it will detect deeper than any VLF detector I have used and I have tried about every top end detector out there.

Jason

 
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Have you seen the state of your control panel. Its a joke, try using your ears & forget the sellers bells & whistles. Its all for the fisherman that gets caught by the bait. Live & learn.
Dig more, mess around less. Get rid of the junk & find the treasure.
There is NO SHORT CUT. We are trash diggers, with occasional treasure finds:tongue3:
 
Keep at it & forget the sellers claim:laughing7:
 
Have you seen the state of your control panel. Its a joke, try using your ears & forget the sellers bells & whistles. Its all for the fisherman that gets caught by the bait. Live & learn.
Dig more, mess around less. Get rid of the junk & find the treasure.
There is NO SHORT CUT. We are trash diggers, with occasional treasure finds:tongue3:

Not really sure what all that is about i like new detectors and playing with and learning them it is all part of our fun hobby. The Bliss V3 offers ability that no other vlf detector I have has that is depth beyond what they can detect. it is a deep detector not a every day use detector.

Jason
 
Have you seen the state of your control panel. Its a joke, try using your ears & forget the sellers bells & whistles. Its all for the fisherman that gets caught by the bait. Live & learn.
Dig more, mess around less. Get rid of the junk & find the treasure.
There is NO SHORT CUT. We are trash diggers, with occasional treasure finds:tongue3:


Sounds like you should buy a Blisstool.
 
I would be very pleased with the first outing too Jason. As you are well aware, all detectors have pros and cons and each has a distinct learning curve. You were able to make the proper adjustments apparently. WTG and nice finds. Just think what that same site will produce this Fall with more soil moisture. HH, Quindy.
 
Thanks. Looking forward to hitting some relic sights with the new bliss. It will be a good relic detector for sure. Would not want to take it coin hunting at a school but for deep relics I think it is going to be great.

Jason
 
Is this detector Russian-made?
 
It has a few buttons and knobs but they all do something. Takes a little work to get every thing just right but I like it.

Jason
 
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One of the local dealer here in NJ has challeged anyone with a detector that they will not beat the depth of the Blisstool. I hear it is beating everything out there. Where most machines are not even getting a reading the Blisstool is giving out a nice clear signal. Like Jason said though this in not a school and park cin shooting machine. This is a hunted out farm field that you want to detect below the deep plow line.

Good luck with it Jason.

NJ
 
NJ that is correct it is the deepest detector I have ever used for a VLF a PI may beat it but you have to dig most iron with a PI. It will knock out iron with the disc but that is about it. With the gain on one it is deeper than all the detectors I have used and that would include a natialis explorer etrack whites v3i AT pro which is a awesome detector for the price and a MXT with a large SEF coil. I had a good bullet signal and called a buddy over think he had the 15" SEF coil on it and sensitivity maxed to where it was usable. He checked signal and said barely getting a iron signal no way he would dig it. Turned out to be a civil war bullet. This was with the stock 11" DD coil. Scared to put the 15" on it right now the ground is to hard to dig that deep here. If you want depth this is the detector. You will dig every thing but iron with it but I don't think any VLF detector will beat it for depth. If you want one right now there is a long wait. I got one of the first in the US. You are going to here a lot about this detector in the future I am sure.

Have also had a buddy put his up against the new CTX3030 and Deus and it got clear signals on deep relics they could not get.


Jason
 
good video, would be interested to see you film it before you dig it so as to hear the tones and such. I have heard good things about the Bliss, what buggs me are the amount of knobs and the thick woods I tend to dig in...could be a nightmare for me.

Thanks for sharing and look forward to seeing more!

Dan
 
One of the local dealer here in NJ has challeged anyone with a detector that they will not beat the depth of the Blisstool. I hear it is beating everything out there. Where most machines are not even getting a reading the Blisstool is giving out a nice clear signal. Like Jason said though this in not a school and park cin shooting machine. This is a hunted out farm field that you want to detect below the deep plow line.

Good luck with it Jason.

NJ


Would put a Nautilus DMC up against it in terms of depth. Still the deepest machine I have ever seen. A lot of boys south of VA have used them for many years including me. The downside to them is they do not run well in bad soil.
 
Daniel in TN put a video up the other day using Blisstool. In TN Red dirt it made an XP Deus look silly. Go watch it and see what I mean. I was impressed. LOTS of knobs though. Looks like the control panel for the Space Shuttle. Serious.
 
Dan the spot the bullets came out of has been pounded. I have hunted with the DMC IIB there with all three coils the bliss in this spot is deeper for sure with just the 11" coil on it I was impressed. Also have used a F75 in all metal and a T2 and G2 there many times.
 
Dan the spot the bullets came out of has been pounded. I have hunted with the DMC IIB there with all three coils the bliss in this spot is deeper for sure with just the 11" coil on it I was impressed. Also have used a F75 in all metal and a T2 and G2 there many times.


Having hunted in East TN, I dont doubt the Nauty had issues, there was some tough ground in places I hunted. I always keep one thing in mind when new machines come out. When using them, we usually tend to push them to their limits. Meaning we look to max out their depth, dig more aggressive and the results are good. Eventually we fall back to normal habits and the machine likewise does the same. i.e. most folks don't dig in all metal anymore with the T2 even though that is the best way to max the depth out.

My Whites Blue & Gray was a deep machine in hot soil, dug some deep bullets near Bulls Gap while the guys with nautys and mxts were struggling. I do believe it has the depth though.
 
I would like to get out in bulls gap some time if you are up that way I am about a hour from there have hunted down there a time or two but seems to be hard to get permission to hunt down there. It has been hunted a lot over the years.

Jason
 

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