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best coil for a 3500 in woods
Posted by: snaps
Date: June 16, 2012 03:27PM
Hi, this is fairly mild, sandy soil.Lookin mainly for real deep civil war era stuff(mainly bullets) in some fairly thick swampy, briary woods. Thanx for the help! Snaps

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Re: best coil for a 3500 in woods
Posted by: ScottTX
Date: June 17, 2012 07:47AM
You can't find a better coil then the 11" DD. I have used the 11" DD at DIV and found stuff as deep as 19". If the soil is free of trash then I would go with a 11" mono. You will get a little added depth with it.

If you want to get closer to trees etc. I'd use a Coiltek Platypus 8x12" DD. It's a good accessory coil addition. And if the soil is trash free you have the Coiltek 9x13" or 12x19" Monos.



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Re: best coil for a 3500 in woods
Posted by: snaps
Date: June 18, 2012 04:31PM
Thanks Scott!! Im gonna stick w/ the 11 incher and look into the coilteck stuff

Re: best coil for a 3500 in woods
Posted by: iron bark
Date: July 20, 2012 08:55PM
Hi if you like using the DD coil try switching it to mono mode on the front panel the disc still works



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/20/2012 08:57PM by iron bark.

Re: best coil for a 3500 in woods
Posted by: nvchris
Date: October 11, 2012 09:12PM
The Commander 15x12 is a great coil, If you have room to swing it.

IMEO Nugget Finder is a better choice then Coiltek Goldstalkers. the NF is fully potted, wound with litz wire and waterproof to 2 meters and has a longer warranty and costs less.
The Goldstalkers by Coiltek the windings are held on a foam blank with masking tape this becomes loose with age and is very prone to false signals.

here is a video I made demonstrating the stability of NF coils, try that with a goldstalker!







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