Vern2
Hero Member
- Jan 26, 2017
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- Detector(s) used
- Tesoro DeLeon;
Red Racer
Garrett carrot, Makro PP
Lesche shovel and knife
Killer B's head phones
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Today I had a very interesting talk about the DeLeon, with Rusty a Tesoro. Around 30 minutes.
Here are a few things Rusty said:
The Deleon is Tesoros sleeper machine. People just don't understand and take the time to understand just how good it really is.
Best to run sensitivity from 4 to 8. You gain very little depth at maximum sensitivity, and lose some stability.
Set threshold using all metal, just until you hear a whispering hum, then switch to discrimination mode. You are set to go.
He also said the DeLeon and the Cortes were set up very different from all other Tesoros.
For example : The coil should hover over the ground at least an inch to "give it some air space."
However, the other Tesoros perform really well by gently scrubbing the top of the soil.
We didn't get into the reasoning behind all of this.
I maybe wrong, but I think perhaps it has something to do with the DeLeon and Cortes having a screen. More to filter, soil and weeds disrupt the process. Don't know....
Anyways, this info might not be worthy of a writeup, but I found it to be interesting.
Here are a few things Rusty said:
The Deleon is Tesoros sleeper machine. People just don't understand and take the time to understand just how good it really is.
Best to run sensitivity from 4 to 8. You gain very little depth at maximum sensitivity, and lose some stability.
Set threshold using all metal, just until you hear a whispering hum, then switch to discrimination mode. You are set to go.
He also said the DeLeon and the Cortes were set up very different from all other Tesoros.
For example : The coil should hover over the ground at least an inch to "give it some air space."
However, the other Tesoros perform really well by gently scrubbing the top of the soil.
We didn't get into the reasoning behind all of this.
I maybe wrong, but I think perhaps it has something to do with the DeLeon and Cortes having a screen. More to filter, soil and weeds disrupt the process. Don't know....
Anyways, this info might not be worthy of a writeup, but I found it to be interesting.