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11 Inch coil

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Deusdigger

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Well, I got out with my 11" coil today for the first time on a 3 hour hunt at the local park to learn my new toy and thought I would share my experience. I setup a park program and started to hunt. The coil is not much heavier than the 9" but a little harder to swing for a long period of time if you are sweeping in the grass as I do because of more surface contact of grass. The tones on a coin are excellent and much much smoother than the 9" coil if the coin is in a clean area. I
 
Deusdigger said:
Well, I got out with my 11" coil today for the first time on a 3 hour hunt at the local park to learn my new toy and thought I would share my experience. I setup a park program and started to hunt. The coil is not much heavier than the 9" but a little harder to swing for a long period of time if you are sweeping in the grass as I do because of more surface contact of grass. The tones on a coin are excellent and much much smoother than the 9" coil if the coin is in a clean area. I
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Thanks Bart
 
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