RELIC_HUNTER
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2 coils made for this machine...5" and 10"...The most usefull coil made for any machine would be the 7" and 8"....None made for this machine...Why...
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1236x2 Question
- Thread starter RELIC_HUNTER
- Start date
MarkCZ
Well-known member
RELIC_HUNTER said:
I thought the stock coil was an 8"?
If not all the 1200 series coils will work on the 1236 EXCEPT for the 1220 and the 1260.
That means that you can get a,
5"X10"
the large coil is actually a 10.5"
an 8"
5"
and the little 3-3/4"
I also think there was a 12" made for them as well.
Mark
RELIC_HUNTER
New member
I was looking at a new one and the stock coil is a 10"....
MarkCZ
Well-known member
RELIC_HUNTER said:
I never owned a 1236, but I have a 1266, and my brother has had a,
1265,
1266, and a
1270,
and the stock coils for them is the 8"
But, companies try different things all the time. In any case you should be able to watch around and pick you up a used 8" somewhere.
Mark
dirt lizard
Member
I have a stock 8 inch coil and the 4 inch as well for mine.
The Stock coil sold that came with a new 1236-X2 was the 8 inch Spider coil,which is still used the most on this detector.HH Ron
