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Title: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on May 26, 2018, 05:40:57 PM
Had a cross border raid today and managed to winkle out two hammies and a medieval gilded belt mount.
The Kruzer is working well........Paul


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on May 26, 2018, 05:42:14 PM
Other sides.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: celticspikey on May 26, 2018, 05:54:50 PM
Well done Paul, the Kruzer is doing the buiseness for you.....I am thinking of investing in one to compare and go up against my Deus..... ;)


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on May 26, 2018, 06:14:44 PM
Thanks with the HF Coils the Deus has the edge but not by much lol i am very happy with it.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: Val Beechey on May 26, 2018, 07:40:00 PM
This sounds like a ground-hog day post  :o
Well found Paul. I can see an Irish penny, can’t make out the monarch. Can’t see the other one either. Still it doesn’t matter, they’re hammies.
The buckle mount is unusual and very nice.

Hopefully I’ll find something nice with my new detector when I’ve sorted out the settings.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: wittsy1 on May 27, 2018, 05:37:10 AM
Nice couple of hammered's. I've heard good things about the multi kruzer.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on May 27, 2018, 08:55:53 AM
Nice couple of hammered's. I've heard good things about the multi kruzer.
I am loving it...seems to suit my needs perfectly and has the added bonus of being both waterproof and nice and light.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on May 27, 2018, 10:02:06 AM
ok Val i have managed to get an I.D. on both coins.
coin1 is a Phillip and Mary base silver penny with rose on one side and shield on the other slightly clipped.
Other coin is an Edward the first Dublin mint Halfpenny   both coins a little scarce.....Happy days.    Paul.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: wittsy1 on May 27, 2018, 10:54:56 AM
Nice couple of hammered's. I've heard good things about the multi kruzer.
I am loving it...seems to suit my needs perfectly and has the added bonus of being both waterproof and nice and light.
Thanks paul; I am seriously thinking of getting one. Nice and light appeals to me. Any problems with coke.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on May 27, 2018, 11:21:41 AM
Nice couple of hammered's. I've heard good things about the multi kruzer.
I am loving it...seems to suit my needs perfectly and has the added bonus of being both waterproof and nice and light.
Thanks paul; I am seriously thinking of getting one. Nice and light appeals to me. Any problems with coke.


Yes and er.....no it certainly loves coke gives a belting signal a lot depends on the way you set up the machine.
BUT I may miss the odd cut quarter    coke up to now always comes up in the 13-19 numbers range on the screen all hammies including cut halves/quarters start to come up around the 23 mark and all tiny minims etc about the same   so although i may miss the odd item i am very confident
in my coke identification as it stands....as i have said its suits me others may find it does not, i wouldnt change this detector for another now...Paul


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: wittsy1 on May 30, 2018, 01:32:10 PM
Nice couple of hammered's. I've heard good things about the multi kruzer.
I am loving it...seems to suit my needs perfectly and has the added bonus of being both waterproof and nice and light.
Thanks paul; I am seriously thinking of getting one. Nice and light appeals to me. Any problems with coke.


Yes and er.....no it certainly loves coke gives a belting signal a lot depends on the way you set up the machine.
BUT I may miss the odd cut quarter    coke up to now always comes up in the 13-19 numbers range on the screen all hammies including cut halves/quarters start to come up around the 23 mark and all tiny minims etc about the same   so although i may miss the odd item i am very confident
in my coke identification as it stands....as i have said its suits me others may find it does not, i wouldnt change this detector for another now...Paul

I know what you mean, I have an AKA Berkut 5 in my collection, a Russian Machine that I won on another Forum, it loves coke and gives a cracking signal but I have learnt the numbers so pretty much know when to ignore them. I usually check a few and so far they have indeed been coke.


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: Mungo on June 03, 2018, 08:52:04 PM
 8) well done paul........


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: Andre on June 27, 2018, 04:51:38 AM
Nice one mate,could you give us an idea of what the kruizer is like?
Very curious about it,the multi frequencies and the price tag is very appealing.
All the hype about noxes and Deus made me more keen on this other brands...


Title: Re: managed a few bits today with my Multi Kruzer.
Post by: dragonsbreath(Paul) on June 27, 2018, 10:03:47 AM
Nice one mate,could you give us an idea of what the kruizer is like?
Very curious about it,the multi frequencies and the price tag is very appealing.
All the hype about noxes and Deus made me more keen on this other brands...
I am loving it Andre but although the machine is called the multi all that means is it has three separate switchable  frequencies of 5/14/19 Khz.
It does not operate as a multi frequency machine.
It suits me and is light as the Deus but the three machines are different animals and all have there good and not so good points.
What may suit my style of detecting may not suit someone elses...PaulB.


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