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At this training ground, the coin is under a small stone in the area. I put a layer of approximately 10 cm. I ground approximately 50 to 60 kg of red ceramics and mixed the ground dust with black soil, which, even though it is heavy, I applied not to the place where the target was buried, but in the vicinity, i.e. in the circle where the coin was buried. This is not a bad advertisement for the Pirate, but a demonstration of how the detectors behave in general, if you turned it to two tones, some models could not even balance half a meter from the target, here you can see that it transfers the coin more to iron than precious metals, if they had another tone, it would give an iron tone. In general, all the ibs that I have tried behave exactly like in the video, and if I put a thin ceramic as in the video, the ib gives an iron tone, but in mono it does not give any signal. So I tested and I have recordings of some other highly praised devices that proved that this test is a tough nut to crack. Deus 1 did the same as Gmax 2 and I wouldn't go further to say which one.. The sd with DD and mono as well as the gpx 3500 performed well, I haven't tested the others from the gpx series yet, probably they would also be successful, I'm waiting for a friend with a gpx 5000 and a hybrid, but not an imitation hybrid that they use only in tx pulses, but a real hybrid detector that probably works everywhere on any country. https://youtube.com/shorts/Q3vvvKwhM...R31y--PGgir-VA
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