Getting a new xp deus but which coil ??

[lumacurve]

Hello all, I'm getting ready to order my new xp (after lots of research) And can't make up my mind on which coil package the 9' or 11' Most of my hunting is for old coins at old house sites or parks and sidewalks. I understand the 11' coil MAY be a little deeper but the 9" MAY be better in trash ?? It seems most of my sites have a fair amount of trash so I'm thinking the 9" but at the same time I don't want to lose any depth that the 11" has. TIH and happy hunting

 

[Mtcooley]

I got the 11" and love it. There is very little difference in weight. It has good separation and depth also.

 

[pasttom]

Seemingly not a lot of difference on any score. I got the 11 thinking I do beach and even 2 more inches will help cover ground better. Have regretted it a few times when a little lighter or smaller would have been appreciated, but... Bottom line I don't think you really can go wrong either way!

 

[DukeOBass]

I have both and the 11" never comes of my machine. It has good separation in trash. The "other machines" need to worry about having smaller coils because they aren't as fast as the Deus.

 

[Sleepyjim]

I have both and the 11" never comes off my machine. It has good separation in trash. The "other machines" need to worry about having smaller coils because they aren't as fast as the Deus.

Yep, exactly, my 9" sits, my 11" is all I use........


Jim

 

[Old California]

n/t

 

[Denar1]

I have boths, but I prefere using 9".

 

[Old California]

Same here Denar1, Prefer the stock 9" coil for most types of hunting but after covering an area like to go over again with the larger coil. This applies mostly on relic sites with open terrain, Have scored a few finds the 9" coil missed the larger coil enhances those deeper weak signals.

Wasn't aware of the 11" coil until recently, Been using the larger 11" X 14" coil but the newer version (11") sure looks like a winner.

Paul (Ca)

 

[lumacurve]

Thanks for the replies everybody, It seems as though everyone is divided 50/50 on this one. I think I'll get the 9" coil to start with and see how that goes, and save my penny's ( LOTS OF THEM ) For the 11 inch coil Wow those coils are expensive!!

 

[DukeOBass]

If you get the 11", it will cost you a few less $$$ if you decide to get the 9". Either option is priced the same. Why not get the more expensive coil first?

 

[Old California]

I agree with Duke,

Get the larger 11" coil first then toss out a (WTB) classifies for a used 9" coil, Bet you can get it for allot less than a used 11".

Paul (Ca)

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

Hello all, I'm getting ready to order my new xp (after lots of research) And can't make up my mind on which coil package the 9' or 11' Most of my hunting is for old coins at old house sites or parks and sidewalks. I understand the 11' coil MAY be a little deeper but the 9" MAY be better in trash ?? It seems most of my sites have a fair amount of trash so I'm thinking the 9" but at the same time I don't want to lose any depth that the 11" has. TIH and happy hunting

It ALL depends oh how and where you hunt. Give me a ring and I will explain it all and break down the pros and cons about each coil.

 

[asdadad]

clean large sites its the 11
small contaminated sites 9