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Garrett AT Pro 5 x 8" DD coil vs 6.5 x 9" concentric

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swanie1

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I have a new AT Pro with the standard 8.5 x 11" coil. I am contemplating buying a smaller coil for hunting house yards with considerable trash in them. Which coil would be best for this to sort out the good from trash? Would it be the newer 5 x 8" DD or 6.5 " x 9" coil? Comments please.
 
Dont have the 6.5 x 9, but do have the 5 x 8. It separates very well in trash with very good depth. I'd suspect the smaller coil has a narrower field in the ground since it is a DD type,and be better for trash.
 
Salida said:
Why do they continue to call these coils concentric. They are eliptical.
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They are concentric ellipses so the name does apply.

Jerry
 
Have you considered the sniper coil you can't get any better for target separation, I have one on my ace350 and my Atpro and it kicks @ss on trash, I did think about mounting my sunray probe using it as my coil in a few areas.:garrett:
 
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