Ever seen one of these ? :yikes:

[Mike Bearden]

Just got this in for field testing, now if the weather will just cooperate
It's a Double Elliptical 18" X 15" Symmetric, very thin and feels no heavier than a stock 1050 coil.
This baby is HUGE !!!
Good Hunting

Mike

 

[BuckeyeBrad]

n/t

 

[tab-nabit]

n/t

 

[tab-nabit]

Hope so see (hear) how that thing works - strange looking - I think I was seeing double - where are my glasses

 

[Elton]

Or is it an all around coil?...

 

[jeff & Maria]

n/t

 

[Mike Bearden]

But I strongly suspect a much improved and truer ID capability at depths we are not currently seeing for the most part, how much, when and where are still unanswered questions until I get some better weather to field test it ...

Mike

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[minelab locust]

who is it made by? and where could one find any info on it? ......let us know how it works out for you

 

[digitrich]

I have a Pulse Star 2, and basically you make your own coils for it. The largest is an 8 foot x 8 foot square. In the manual they suggest if you get too much electrical interference to make instead a S pattern double elliptical 4 x 8 foot, 4 x 8 foot. The same kind of pattern of your new toy. So, I would suggest you try it in areas that you previously found too much electrical interference and see if the new pattern helps any. Only concern I would have is its monstrous size and being able to find clean enough ground to even try it. Would be neat to see it in a smaller, everyday, all around version.

 

[North Georgia Relics]

Keep us updated on how you do with it.

 

[i.marcel]

Is it not Kellyco-Detech coil? Some details are very similar to my 18" excelerator.The name is different,but

 

[cercadom]

Mike,
i cannot find the coil in internet.
Where did you buy it?
Have you seen if it works better than the others Wot, excelerator an so on ?
Ciao from Italy.