Eurotek on its way!

[KennyD]

Pulled the trigger on a Eurotek yesterday, should be here soon. I'm pretty stoked!
Judging from the reviews, videos, and advice from others, this machine looks pretty impressive for the price. I plan on using it for my backup, leightweight coinshooter. But who knows, it may become my main go-to machine!

 

[Mark in NC]

...that is old enough to have some old coins. Run the audio & disc (iron too) wide open and listen for the high tones popping in thoughout the iron grunts...If it were a bird dog it would be pointing!

 

[KennyD]

Thank you Mark for that tip!
I dont have any experience with a VDI numbers display, so I need any and all advice on using it correctly. My past experience has been with Garrett machines that have target icons.

 

[Hank68]

Check out vids on YouTube ,Hank congrats

 

[dirt lizard]

For the first 2 weeks dig everything and take notes of what each vdi # tells you. Work the coil low and slow.

 

[KennyD]

Thanks for the advice guys.

 

[KennyD]

Well, I got the Eurotek last night. Put it together and went out to the garage for some bench testing.
This machine is incredibly fast on retune, w0w!
After I checked the VDI numbers on all coins and common junk, I placed a silver dime next to a pulltab... about 1/2" away. This machine rang out on BOTH targets while sweeping and didnt miss a beat!
I am really impressed. Cant wait till the darn snow thaws so I can take her out in the field.