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🤓 XP Deus2 & HF2 Coil - Intro & Comparison to the Nokta Legend

Walter Lee Detecting (Inductance Recovery)

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🤓 XP Deus2 & HF2 Coil - Intro & Comparison to the Nokta Legend

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Walter Lee Detecting (Inductance Recovery)
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1 879 просмотров · 1 г. назад
This video introduces and compares the XP Deus2 HF2 Coil with the Nokta Legend, highlighting the HF2 coil's performance with software version 3.02 and HD Audio. Here are the key takeaways: HF2 Coil Performance The HF2 coil demonstrates impressive performance with high gain even in mineralized areas like curb strips (0:01-0:04, 0:48-0:50). It shows better target detection at higher recovery speeds (e.g., recovery speed 5 is better than 3) for masked targets like a deep coin next to iron (0:36-0:41, 12:47-13:00). The HF2 coil is stable in EMI (electromagnetic interference) even at almost full gain, allowing for better target unmasking (7:59-8:08, 16:22-16:26, 16:56-16:58). It has a broader range of frequencies (9 kHz to 120 kHz) compared to the older coil (4 kHz to 45 kHz), contributing to its enhanced performance (17:20-17:32). The HF2 coil offers a cleaner and higher tone, described as "HD Audio" or "high fidelity sound," which helps in identifying targets more clearly (15:59-16:16). Comparison with Nokta Legend The Nokta Legend is acknowledged as a "really good machine," capable of hitting targets, but it struggles more with deeply masked targets compared to the HF2 coil (4:11-4:13, 5:00-5:03). The video emphasizes the importance of notching out iron on the Legend, as it can lead to missing good targets that are masked by iron (5:51-6:25). Both detectors perform well next to concrete, which can typically interfere with many detectors (8:51-8:58). Software Version 3.02 and HD Audio The new software, version 3.02, introduces HD Audio, which significantly improves the sound quality and reduces the impact of EMI (9:27-9:32). Dropping the iron volume down can distort the sound, making it harder to identify masked targets, highlighting the importance of having iron volume on to identify a masked target (11:47-12:17).