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How do make one of those pvc detector?

Half of the fun of watching you guys is because of your cool accents! We just have average American accents here in Illinois. 😉

i had the privalage to go on holiday to finland in june and i took my metal detector lots of items but best of all 5 German bullet casings all on the same trench firing step. (same rifle)

Wow, thanks!

Very nice and informative

Isn't the "Normanby Hoard" of 50,000 coins considered larger? That hoard was also found buried in a clay pot in Lincolnshire. As copper and bronze coins were the main types of Roman coins used in everyday commerce, I'm thinking buried hoards like these were just as likely to be the savings of random well-off merchants or traders as they were "ceremonial offerings". The owners just somehow were unable, or never got around to trading them up to silver or gold coins before their demise.

“Tin can….it’s always a tin can” -metal detector enthusiasts

Complimenti per i tuoi ritrovamenti grazie per il tuo video perché mi hai insegnato qualcosa 💪👍

Great hunt, from Washington State.

Excelente video y hallazgos amigo, saludos cordiales desde chile 🙋‍♂️🇨🇱😊🤜🤛💍🗝️🗝️🗡️⛏️💪👏

Congratulations on your finds x

Hi from North Carolina

Hi from England x

I love the 800 that black soil is like soil around my home town. Top vid mate. Cheers from Australia north Queensland. 😂.

How deep? Minelab Excalibur II easily detects a bicycle rack* buried in 1.5 m (5 ft) of sand on a beach. Unfortunately. After that experience, I don't dig deeper than 50 cm. I don't care even if it was a WW2 tank. * A couple of metres, Ø10mm, bent and welded iron bars.

A bigger coil finds jewelry better on top of the ground than a smaller coil.

3:03 oil filter

Have you compared the 700 and 900 to the Legend, or do you only record Minelab videos for Minelab?

Epic editing and great day out. Thanks for sharing !!

That was an oil filter man.

Should of just melted it down and sold it as scrap because it would be yours! The government wants over 80°% their taxes!

Great production guys! We are new to your channel and have always been fascinated with finland

Nice!

Hi from the Wirral x

Felicitaciones amigo, muy interesante aventura, saludos cordiales desde chile 🙋‍♂️🇨🇱⛏️🗝️💍🗡️👍🤜🤛🙏💪😊

Well done, exciting finds!!!

Nice one. ATB from Cornwall.

Record new update for equinox 900

Amazing!

Hopeaonnittelut, hieno turkulainen!

If anyone is looking for something similar but not looking to break the bank for a shovel. The harbor freight badlands folding shovel looks exactly if not is the same shovel for 12.99

Too funny… from a female!

They need to give some coins to the engineers who worked hard to build Remus 6000

Greetings from Seattle WA! Just subscribed!

José is pronounce 'hoh-say’ not "joe-say'

I need more info on this coil

Hei. My cousin fought there. God bless you.

Definitely Vespasian!! Awesome find! Did you find it in Finland or Sweden?

Copper?

What a great review video, thank you! I was researching a folding shovel for camping etc. I remember years ago there was a particular one that was standard NATO issue but forgot what is was. I watched a few comparison videos to see what was what these days and Fiskars came up. I own a Fiskars axe and saw so it made sense. Looked for some reviews of the spade in question and here I am. About a minute in I was thinking “ok Fiskars, shut up and take my money!” 😂 bought one whilst watching the rest of this great video 👍🏻

Excellent instructions. More clear than the average American trying to speak their own language. Good show buddy

Gold !!!!!!!!!

You're always something to watch mister! Praise the penny gods, they brought you a ring!

Nuestra Señora de Atocha. Wtf Saora de a tochas haha

Bigger than that treasure will be the legal battle between Spain, Colombia, Peru and the treasure hunters

Great video, great attitude, and informative! I've always had massive respect for the Finnish culture and country. Amazing relics guys!!! Wow. New sub here. We will definitely be stopping by more often.

“Remus 6000” didn’t locate this shipwreck. It was a “Remus 3000” fun fact. It’s made out of titanium and is constructed to go further underwater than the Remus 6000. Also cost 1/2 the price of the 6000 and performs 2x better than a 6000. The 6000 can with stand more water time than a 3000 (due to technology upgrades) Any true treasure hunter can tell you that. Get your facts straight dude.

Keep the history coming. Cheers

Thanks for the history lesson cheers

Great review