Metal Detecting with a Tesoro Rapier 5

These videos are more about what not to find so far, I only managed a key on this small video, but I hope you enjoy watching a veteran doing his bit.

I am looking forward to making a video of my technique using the the cleansweep coil on a recreation park.

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[billvert88]

Excellent work, I am about to purchase a Tesoro Silver uMAX. I am interested in how you know all those skipped over targets are indeed trash. Is it a broken tone, non repeatable signal, or the size that makes you move on?

[gotanothergrot]

The apparent good targets carry subtle characteristics showing themselves to be ferrous, not repeatable, clipped edges popping and spitting ect. What you are probably being confused by, as at 0:15 is a signal being detected in 'ALL metal mode' then i quickly remove my thumb and the signal is gone.

notice my thumb off the button pause at 0:37 and the signal is still present.

[Vespasian12345]

you want to pick up big handfulls mate, not pick up little bits. try to get a pinpointer probe, i would recommend the garret pro pinpointer which can be picked up for about £80.00.