Could Anyone Help Me Identify This Coil ???

[thepest]

I A quired This 11 1/2 Coil... And Can't Identify It..... I'd Love To Know Which Bird This Belongs To.... Any Help Would Be Awesome....

 

[rmptr]

It's obviously a double D widescan, isn't it!!

How many pins on your connector?

Hope someone comes along with an ID for you...

rmptr

 

[thepest]

@------------------->R M P T R It's a 5 Pin Female with a thumb screw..... The Pattern In the End Of The Plug .... is like a 5 on a dice.... The botton two dots are closer in On The Center Than The Top Two....

 

[Pap]

n/t

 

[jmaryt]

that is a "rare" bird!..must belong to the "cardinal" family!

(h.h!)
j.t.

 

[JB(MS)]

It has the same type design as the widescan coils used on the 100 khz TR Compass detectors from the 1970's. Photo is of the 6 1/2 inch coil on a Compass CoinHustler I have from that era, your coil looks very similar.
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[bjsone]

I almost bid on this one on Ebay thinking it might be a vintage Compass coil. It does not fit style wise with any of the major metal detectors made in America. I have vintage machines from all the big boys and several others too. I went over more than 20 different manufacturers and can not find a coil like this one. Maybe it is a Euro or Aussie bird. Here's to "diggin it"! Larry
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[thepest]

it does look an awful lot like JB's coil....... my fond wish is to purchase the detector it goes with..... but with my luck it'll turn out to be a bounty hunter coil.....

 

[thepest]

FOUND IT!!!! .... hehehehe...... it tunred out to be a " hot head " brand coil for the older WHITES G.E.B. line of detectors.... i have it hooked to a Coin Master 5000/D G.E.B. and it's a sharp lil coin shooter....