Forum: NEWZ! ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6348468 Sat, 18 May 2013 11:20:15 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Nice-Henry-VII-half-groat-and-gold-coin-weight.-6344485

Field is loaded with very old rubbish, pottery is literally showing up every two metres, great hopes for this field!

Looked up the coin weight as this was near to a trade site and international port:
A Portuguese gold coin principally the 4 crusado piece struck in large qualtities from 1663 to the 1720's. Multiples of 2½ and 5 moidore were also issued. After the discovery of gold in Brazil (a Portuguese colony until 1822) the Bahia and Rio mints issued even greater amounts of these coins until the 1770's. The word 'moidore' is a contraction of moeda de ouro or literally 'money of gold'. The design on these coins is the crowned Arms of Portugal on the obverse and the distinctive Cross of Jerusalem on the reverse. Under the universal name of moidore it became the most commonly traded coin in the New World and was internationally the principal gold coin of the 18th century.

The earliest coinweights usually just have the word MOIDORE or a contraction of it on one side and the Cross of Jerusalem on the other. On some of the later weights the reverse legend of the coin is also used - IN HOC SIGNO VINCES - some of these are dated 1746-48. The value of 27 shillings is also shown on the later weights (in script probably from the 1770's) - 13s 6d for the half moidore and 6s 9d for the quarter moidore. Weights are not so commonly shown but are 6dwt 22¼gr for the unit - 3dwt 11gr for the half and 1dwt 17gr for the quarter.

Forum: Finds & Days Out ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6344485 Wed, 15 May 2013 17:11:59 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/BLISSTOOL-SHIPMENT!!-6342330


I am pleased to inform you that IAhmed will be sending out the shipment. At the end of this week or early next week.



Thank you once again to you all for your patience and support while you have had to wait, some a lot longer than others and I canot thankyou enough for your incredible patience and decency



As you can see by Ahmeds latest video that the BLISSTOOL factory has been completed its development as promised by Ahmed on or about May/June.



I know the fact that production will now be a lot quicker and will allow my orders to arrive within the new time schedule of 2-4 weeks



I will confirm the new delivery times in the coming weeks.



HH

Daryn

Forum: NEWZ! ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6342330 Tue, 14 May 2013 06:15:22 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/thanks-randy-and-fen-6341737 Forum: Finds & Days Out ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6341737 Mon, 13 May 2013 20:10:13 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Extreme-Hotrock-settings!!-6341392
been out testing settings and here is the best settings I could find for EXTREME HOTROCK Conditions.
my usual settings deal fine with hotrock but here is a way out if you do encounter a nightmare field full of "hot" hotrock!

TONE - 8

DL - 7.5

DD - 8.5

Disc toggle (I) for pasture

15" coil used



Hope this helps when needed.

HH

Daryn

Forum: BLISSTOOL Videos ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6341392 Mon, 13 May 2013 16:31:30 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/How-BLISSTOOL-metal-detectors-are-made-at-the-BLISSTOOL-factory-in-Bulgaria.-Production-of-the-6340143 How BLISSTOOL metal detectors are made in the BLISSTOOL factory in Bulgaria




Gallery 01:
http://blisstool.in/index.php/en/category/48

Gallery 02:
http://blisstool.in/index.php/en/category/49

Large amount of reviews and tests are available at: http://youtube.com/blisstool

Large amount of photos are available at: http://blisstool.in

Forum: BLISSTOOL Videos ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6340143 Sun, 12 May 2013 17:16:00 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Taking-out-hotrock-with-the-15inch-coil-6339085 extreme hotrock please try these settings.
These stting,s are able to take out hotrock and still pick up those small silvers. I have used these settings to take out the worst hotrock I have come across with the BLISS while in Brecon on our rally.
This I found very difficult to suss out as it was very tight and not as porous as the usual hotrock, I took a piece home and here are the settings for extreme hotrock. You will be very pleased with the result.
15" coil

Gain as suits (my setting 6)
Threshold 2-5 (my setting 2 )
Disc toggle must be on (III ) this allows for the small surface coins to still come through, Disc toggle. (I) if not looking for the small thin surface finds (pasture)

DL = 7.5

DD = 8.5

Tone - 8
 With these settings the days of "hot" hotrock are over
HH
Daryn

Forum: Program Settings ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6339085 Sat, 11 May 2013 16:13:59 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/More-hammered-on-new-field-6335614
I walked them last year and found loads of old medieval pottery and bits of lead so i was optimistic. One of the fields next door had yielded 7 hammered including two Elizabeth I halfcrowns.

I walked in the first field and found the Edward III halfgroat next to the fields edge. This coin was found with my E trac.


Later found the Edward III penny less than an inch deep only 5 metres away from the first coin.


Enjoy!!

Forum: Finds & Days Out ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6335614 Thu, 09 May 2013 11:59:07 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/BLISSTOOL-LTC64X-v3-Depth-tests-6329353 BLISSTOOL LTC64X v3 - Depth tests

BLISSTOOL LTC64X v3 with DD38 - Detection of aluminum platter with diameter 25 cm of 106 cm depth


BLISSTOOL LTC64X v3 with DD38 - Detection of aluminum pot with diameter 20 cm of 105 cm depth


BLISSTOOL LTC64X v3 with DD38 - Detection of aluminum cap with diameter 8 cm of 64 cm depth


BLISSTOOL LTC64X v3 with DD38 - Detection of a coin with a diameter 24.25 mm (50 euro cent) of 45 cm depth


BLISSTOOL LTC64X v3 with DD28 - Detection of a coin with a diameter 24.25 mm (50 euro cent) of 42 cm depth


Large amount of depth and other tests are available at: http://youtube.com/blisstool

Forum: BLISSTOOL Videos ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6329353 Sun, 05 May 2013 09:26:13 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Small-7quot-Coil-6323145 Forum: BLISSTOOL LTC64X ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6323145 Wed, 01 May 2013 17:18:50 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/New-Beach-Website-6322582 Owner is a friend of mine and spends a lot of time detecting local beaches. She felt the aspect needed
a dedicated forum and has put this together herself. Its only been going a week or so, so any advice you can give to people or stories about your machines or finds, I'm sure will be a great help.

http://beachdetecting.forumotion.co.uk/

If nothing else, pop in and have a look.

Mike

Forum: Beach discussions settings and vid's ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6322582 Wed, 01 May 2013 07:58:20 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Blisstool-at-hammered-NC-Camp-6319983 Forum: Posting photos of your finds ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6319983 Mon, 29 Apr 2013 15:50:06 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Etrac-for-sale.-6316087 Forum: SWAP, SELL,FIND!!! ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6316087 Fri, 26 Apr 2013 18:32:08 GMT http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post/Blisstool-for-Placer-Gold-Hunting....-6315064 I posted this to the American list, and thought there may also be some interest here.

Now that the City snow is mostly gone, and warm days are here, I've been fooling around with my 64X v3 the past couple of days. Have confined my searches to sites I know to have been heavily detected, and not been too successful.

However, when bench testing machine reaction to to various items, I did stumble across a slight adjustment that seems to provide astounding detection depth on a small sample of placer gold flakes, several miniscule flakes less than 1/2 gram. The gold particles were spread out between scotch tape. I want to do a more rigorous test, and record the results, maybe using some fine, powder gold before explaining how I managed to detect these at distances up to 5". It was a rather surprising discovery. Perhaps one others have stumbled across.

If it proves repeatable, the Blisstool could be classed among the best placer gold detectors in the world.

Later.

Forum: Setting's and Discussion's ]]> http://www.blisstoolukforum.com/post?id=6315064 Fri, 26 Apr 2013 00:35:06 GMT