DeepTech Vista Users Forum

Hello guys The first round DD coils - 5", 8" and 14" EPIC for Vista GOLD GAIN are ready to be send
to the first client
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The closed 8" is going to be a killer Coil, can't wait to try this one

NICE!!

that 8 looks awesome!

Keith

Love that Super Six but there are areas where the weeds and brush get hung up in the coil. The closed 8 inch will solve that problem !

Are you able to tell us the weights of the coils?

Thanks.

I will try and give you this information today

Ziggy, the only coil i really would like to know the weight is the 14". My shoulder gives me issues after swinging for a while...if the 14 isnt heavier than the pitbull, I am probably a buyer.

Thanks.

I’m not here to lie to you but you will notice the difference between the Pitbull coil and the Epic, it’s not worth me trying to pull the wool over your eyes or anyone’s for the sake of a sale, so if you have a shoulder issue the Epic will not be the coil for you, if your shoulder was not an issue then people feel it’s heavier but manageable, but always an option to use some kind or bungee if you did want that extra depth.

Thanks Ziggy, I appreciate the response.

A question about the coils -- do they only work with the VGG, or will any Vista coil work with any Vista machine? The reason I ask is that I saw a youtube video where the presenter implied that the VGG uses special 30KHz coils. Thanks.

-Ken

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kittlitz
A question about the coils -- do they only work with the VGG, or will any Vista coil work with any Vista machine? The reason I ask is that I saw a youtube video where the presenter implied that the VGG uses special 30KHz coils. Thanks.

-Ken

The coils and machines are matched by kHz..... so for instance you cannot use a 30 khz coil on a 18 khz machine, they need to be matching.

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Ziggy J

The coils and machines are matched by kHz..... so for instance you cannot use a 30 khz coil on a 18 khz machine, they need to be matching.

Thanks, Ziggy -- that's just the info I was looking for.

-Ken