jeff & Maria
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Just curious how it performed compared to the big 11 incher.
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Has anyone tried one of their smaller coils on the E Trac yet?
- Thread starter jeff & Maria
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Just completed a test with the 8" Minelab Explorer coil fitted to the E-Track and it works really well, in a cluttered area I got good separation between targets only six inches apart, also makes no difference to FE CO numbers at all and only a slight difference on the depth gauge.
Should be a good investment for anyone using in a trashy area also didn't really make that much difference to depth. I will upload the 8" coil graph in the next 24 hours.
Should be a good investment for anyone using in a trashy area also didn't really make that much difference to depth. I will upload the 8" coil graph in the next 24 hours.
Hard Nosed Dave
New member
Air test and in a garden test bed.
NOT field tested.....yet.
4.5x7 Inch EXcelerator Coil for Explorer. (This has a pretty impressive separation and depth ability in an air test. It's also so light to swing.
Coiltek Platypus
Coiltek Joey
Minelab's 8 inch
Sunray X-1
Depth is pretty good for all on ferrous and non ferrous targets that were tested. The depth meter on the E-trac still seems fairly accurate. Even on the X-1.
They all have a great target separation factor but for me , the 4.5x7 Inch EXcelerator seems to best of all in terms of size and what seems better performance in a controlled test. It's the lightest to swing. I intend to use it and the C/T Joey in a field hunt in the next week.
David E Di
NOT field tested.....yet.
4.5x7 Inch EXcelerator Coil for Explorer. (This has a pretty impressive separation and depth ability in an air test. It's also so light to swing.
Coiltek Platypus
Coiltek Joey
Minelab's 8 inch
Sunray X-1
Depth is pretty good for all on ferrous and non ferrous targets that were tested. The depth meter on the E-trac still seems fairly accurate. Even on the X-1.
They all have a great target separation factor but for me , the 4.5x7 Inch EXcelerator seems to best of all in terms of size and what seems better performance in a controlled test. It's the lightest to swing. I intend to use it and the C/T Joey in a field hunt in the next week.
David E Di
Hard Nosed Dave
New member
n/t
