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DeepTech

Cibola

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mtncreekdarrell

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Just got a new Cibola and can't wait to try it out,,,Heard lots of good things about them,,Any suggestions and coil choice from others would be appreciated,,,Thanks,,,Darrell
 
Great detector! A 5.75 coil is a must have for trashy areas. It gets really good depth and it does a great job picking the goodies from the trash.

tabman
 
tabman said:
Great detector! A 5.75 coil is a must have for trashy areas. It gets really good depth and it does a great job picking the goodies from the trash.

tabman
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I'll second that. Also there are some good vids on Youtube about the Cibola. HH
 
Or just bring the compadre with.. No need for a smaller coil really.:jump: If you have one. I really don't like switching coils when I'm out hunting , just want to hunt. Plus I don't have a smaller coil for my cibola either.

Mike
 
look at svens article on 10 turn gb conversion,,its a depth monster,,,i know,,done it ,,also the 12x10 is a great beach coil,,,,awesome..:csflag:
 
comcat said:
look at svens article on 10 turn gb conversion,,its a depth monster,,,i know,,done it ,,also the 12x10 is a great beach coil,,,,awesome..:csflag:
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like to see a depth and seperation comparison of the 12X10 against the 9X8 and 5.75.
How about you do the 12X10 & 9X8 and I'll do the 9X8 and 5.75?
6 gradually descending dimes and 6 nickels in a coin garden would be an awesome test. I'll see if I can set up a video tomorrow. The weather has been like spring here.
I think it's also time to compare the mighty, modded C against my other units in a controlled environment.
 
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