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First Impressions of CS7

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Use the CS7 this week for total of 6 hours. First PI I've used and appears to be a very easy machine to use. Only went knee deep with up here in Connecticut as water is still very cold at the ocean, and frozen at the lakes. Found a nice collection of clad coins, fish hooks, belt buckles, silver fork, bunch of brass items, and a few ornamental buttons. There seem to be a lot of sand and not a lot of targets. I guess we need a storm up this way again to mix it up some and get some of the deep sand off the beach. I enjoyed the machine. Seems well balanced, nice looking unit for sure, well built. My only wants for it would be a coil cover and rechargeable battery pack. Battery pack I can make myself if need be.
I got it from Eastern Detector Sales, really nice place to do busniess with. Let me try it out for a week and would have longer if I needed it,and very informative on the use of the detector. IF your looking for good prices on a detector, contact Ed Grella at easterndetector@hotmail.com
Most of my hunting is done in fresh water ponds/lakes and rivers and I'm hoping the CS7 will get me those targets at that extra depth. My test gold target, a very find ring it finds no problem at decent depths, so when weather breaks, my expectations are high. That now brings the detector arsenal to 6. That should cover all the different types of hunting I do. But, then again, I need one for each day of the week so probally get another one anyhow. I guess if I had to ask for anything on the machine it would be to have different tones for different metals while leaving it set in the high, far right position. Gotta say , its developing digging muscles I never knew I had. LOL. I enjoyed reading this forum and Erics
other forum and it gave me enough information to make my choice of getting a PI. Don't think I'd like all that digging in the dirt, but at the beach, no problem at all. Well, one problem, had to get me a Sunspot scoop so I could get to those deep targets. HH George-CT
 
Really no need for the coil cover. Coil too tough. You won
 
Hello mr bill,first I want to thank you for your GOOD advice on not getting the pulse 8 for shallow hunting! I just read your comment on coil cover falsing,would this be true of my new cz20 too?
 
If they were sand in between it could cause you some greif.
Mr. Bill
 
I have had CZ-20'S ever since they have been out and found out the hard way. The coils will not take a beating, they crack and leak and are expensive to be replaced. Since I started using a coil cover several years ago I have not had a problem. I haven't noticed any falsing but I pull mine off and clean out the shells and sand about once a month.
 
just put a silicone bead around the edge of the coil cover and not deal with having to remove it and clean it? That's what I do on all of mine and have never had a problem. If you ever needed to remove it you could easily use an eXacto to cut through the silicone. Just a thought... <IMG SRC="/forums/images/biggrin.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=":D">
 
Used silicone on my coil cover 7 years ago no problems so far. {Surfmaster]
Chris
 
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