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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by target View Post
    dues on gold chains is very poor except on 18khz,and even then not much depth .
    but then again many are poor on gold chains so any machine that picks them up good is a bonus.
    i rubbed a gold chain over the coil in many deus programs and it wont see them at all.
    not a peep .
    so i reckon the beach test is a fair test ...

    Fair!?!?
    So, actually you are saying that my video from previous post is FATAMORGANA!?
    Or maybe somehow i faked it!?
    I don't work for XP nor i have any benefits for advertizing XP Deus here.
    All i am trying here is to deal with plain truth.
    And truth is: Deus is SUPERIOR in all possible aspects comparing to Blisstool... so as comparing to all other brands and models that ever existed in md history!
    Maybe... just maybe Minelab GP and GPX can be on same level with Deus at some conditions.
    So... yes; gold (or whatever) tiny chains are REALLY HARD targets for all brands and models, that's what i agree with you 100%.
    But even so; Deus is much better on chains than Blisstool, too.
    And those guys video is made to persuade us here in oposite.
    That's the problem. And that's why i debate here.
    On everything else we can almost agree.

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  • target
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    dues on gold chains is very poor except on 18khz,and even then not much depth .
    but then again many are poor on gold chains so any machine that picks them up good is a bonus.
    i rubbed a gold chain over the coil in many deus programs and it wont see them at all.
    not a peep .
    so i reckon the beach test is a fair test ...

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by SGS View Post
    Blisstool manufacturer is a young boy 25y. old, and it seems has no experience in the construction of MD. He lives in a village in the mountains and it seems that he is hell-bent at all costs "succeed in business." Seeing how much advertising he has made in the net, I remain without words. No other manufacturer does that, and for a model which it mediocre with one audible tone, no display and no extras. Like most of his colleagues at the beginning of his career, pay attention to depth, but it is always at the expense of stability and discrimination. After a while, maybe he will understand what are the important qualities of a metal detector.
    It's quite alright that boy to try to make a living from own work, no problem with that. On contrary; i can only salute his enthusiasm.

    But that's not the point here. Point is in idiotic video where obvious bad intentions are viewable; to show something that it is not the truth!
    For example; Deus is superior in all possible aspects over funny toy named "Bliss...", but guys who made that idiotic video wanted to prove oposite!

    Just to justify this, moment ago i made this skim video:




    Just skim testing Deus on tiny chain... room is highly "poluted" with various hums and interferences, ADSL, Radio, various switching power supplies and one noisy notebook computer... so Deus simply can not stay calm in such conditions....which is irrelevant for what i wanted to show with this test. I only wanted to show that Deus is very capable to detect tiny chain with clear response and descent distance (20cm and over, not really tested real limits because it is irrelevant).


    Do i need to explain something more?
    Do i need to comment it any more?
    I don't think so...



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  • SGS
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    Blisstool manufacturer is a young boy 25y. old, and it seems has no experience in the construction of MD. He lives in a village in the mountains and it seems that he is hell-bent at all costs "succeed in business." Seeing how much advertising he has made in the net, I remain without words. No other manufacturer does that, and for a model which it mediocre with one audible tone, no display and no extras. Like most of his colleagues at the beginning of his career, pay attention to depth, but it is always at the expense of stability and discrimination. After a while, maybe he will understand what are the important qualities of a metal detector.

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  • holyuser
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    Now I know that LTC64 developers discover new physical law.
    Not new physical law, but old psychological law, called "Deceptive ad brainwashing".

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  • soverey
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    Thank you SVEN1

    I cannot find nothing credible about in-field stability, main problem of most commercial Bulgarian detectors.

    Instead of some credible independent tests, we got only promotional claims: "better than Deus, Excallibur, Etrac, TDI etc."

    I have one of those Bulgarian detectors in past, REX Delta 6 (purchased from REX "company" and delivered by Micron "company") and promoted by German reseller as gold detector and by Italian reseller as "better for nuggets than MXT". In air test really fantastic, better than all previous brand I tested. But in field, huge instability, playing sound like Charleston band, practically unusable to work with. Yes, it can be silenced by its control, but in this case detector become mute on good targets too. The same experience with Turkish model Atlantis Imperator II, great in coin air tests, but worthless in field due its constant instability.

    For now I am on hold (my money) regarding LTC64 promo claims.
    os
    This is true, I can confirm it , a know someone who has NRG 100 from mikron, the same detector as rex delta 6 , and he has the same problems totally unstable in the field. But this as you said a general thing with most bulgarian detectors, including the Pulse induction units made by mikron , I had one of those no real depth in soil. I guess the only exception would be golden mask? ,I know a user and did not complained about stability.

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Paul23 View Post

    After asking a few questions it seems apparent that backing the gain off adds to the stability of the machine without the loss of depth.
    Thank you Paul. This an answer I am asking for.

    Now I know that LTC64 developers discover new physical law. Congratulations.

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  • ivconic
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    What i don't like in those pretty ambitious video presentations is dishonest treatment upon any other brand and model!

    Dishonest, unfair and malicious. And most of all: lying and false.

    Deus programs "Wet Beach" and "Dry Beach" has Disc presets at 10, which is in a way too high to accept such "rubbish" alloy as what is presented in those two "gold" chains.
    We do know very well that hardly that it is any gold in such alloys at all!
    So Deus is fully REJECTING those chains - and it is NOT TRUE that Deus is not able to detect them at all!
    Even worse; WET BEACH program is on preset Reactivity = 1 (horrible for smallest items and "chainy" stuff !!! Another proof of DISHONESTY here!)
    Only fully conversant and educated MD owner and operater can understand this.
    And those video clips makers should know much better than that!

    So it is FALSE and UNFAIR what those tried to present at those rubbish videos.

    More i read adverts on Blisstool and more i watch those idiotic "testings" - more am convinced that Blisstool is nothing but total CRAP!
    Excuse me, you are carrying all the guilt for that!


    Further; all this leads me to conclusion that Blisstool is indeed TOTAL CRAP with HORRIBLE BAD discrimination circuitry, because it is obvious that Bliss is ACCEPTING such poor and bad alloy as in those chains!
    How about that, ha?

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    Evidently "Must have!". Wish to see some comment from my friend ivconic on this video here.

    How is it stable on mineralised soil?
    My comment is:



    (Atlantis Imperator II showed much better performances on simillar tests ...yet it was complete crap under real soil conditions... )

    So... i don't dare to place any sane comment here, simply because i hadn't that detector on test yet. Until than.... (probably will never happen...)



    (BTW; Deus can beat up the shi.t out of that funny chain showed on video.
    But, operator must be fair and honest and to adjust it properly... in case he is enough competent and able to adjust it and operate with it at all.
    So; shortly: video is showing and prove NOTHING, except huge desire to sell as many as possible Blisstools to customers!)

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  • Paul23
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    Some times a picture paints a thousand words. I have followed this thread and others relating to the Bliss machine and i am happy with what i have seen. Some of the bulgarian videos are hard to follow due to the language barrier but Daryan at BlissUk has done some very good demonstrations of the machine and also is willing to answer any questions on the Bliss uk forum.

    I have had other detectors including whites ETX, Minelab Excalibur, whites surf PI and a deepstar PI all very good machines in there own rights but this machine seems to offer a simplistic beep and dig approach without the need for many different tones or screens. It appears once you get it settled it is able to produce the goods. After asking a few questions it seems apparent that backing the gain off adds to the stability of the machine without the loss of depth. The beach video is very good, being an excalibur user i know i am missing those chains so maybe there is a little room in my stable for this machine.

    I am in no way attached to the company or any individuals in it but it has to be worth a try so as such i will be ordering one this weekend. I will give you my honest feed back once i have given it a few trial runs

    Paul
    UK

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by target View Post
    Evidently "Must have!". Wish to see some comment from my friend ivconic on this video here.

    How is it stable on mineralised soil?

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  • SGS
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    Nothing special, It's even better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSOoHSqMSVU

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  • target
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    a new video

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post

    This machine was announced with "extreme depth" but the
    Blisstool LTC64 reaches over 50% more depth as the Fisher.
    Because I'm having both MDs I can compare them directly.
    I contacted BSI, they tell me that you don't have Blisstool LTC64 and that you destroy your Fisher 1266x.

    Why are you so desperate?

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  • Funfinder
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    @ target

    Don't waste your time with such "metal-detec-t-error-isting-trolls"
    here like WM6, don't feed them, don't read them, they should have
    absolutly no place in your life! They're just distgusting!

    You can compare such dirty opinion-mess arounders with
    commercial spots in TV - absolutly worthless and harmful!

    Always know for yourself what is really important for your life!

    The easier you can neglect a person and his miserable
    information the more worthless it is.

    People love attention, pride and honor, otherwise they don't feel
    real alive or existing - but some of them are such evil and worthless
    that only death himself should care about this horrible scum!



    I'm demanding that we get back the ignore button so we even
    will not see those "opinion-trolls" and their useless writing does
    not waste personal RAM memory or harddrive space any longer!!!

    ______________


    Concerning the Blisstool LTC64 v3 - his real great advantage
    is its capability for finding very small items like gold-nuggets
    plus also relativ deep stuff and it has the special double beep
    for cavity or mineralic stones !!!

    That's a good compromise, and the new 15'' (38cm) coil
    goes even deeper if somebody doesn't searchs for little
    gold nuggets or special small coins.

    btw. 20 years ago I bought the Fisher 1266x directly with
    the 12'' coil, the standard coil at that time was just tiny 8''.
    As we can see the development - larger coils are the future!

    This machine was announced with "extreme depth" but the
    Blisstool LTC64 reaches over 50% more depth as the Fisher.
    Because I'm having both MDs I can compare them directly.

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