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How to carry multiple coils for the xp deus
- Thread starter Waterdog
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Xdigger
Guest
All will be fine
TinCanBeach
Active member
I store all of my XP coils in a dedicated closet with the coils hanging next to each other on plastic hangers. No issues what so ever.
Coils stored together:
11 and 9” LF coils
9” Round and Elliptical HF Coils
Soon to add the 9” X35 Coil.
Coils stored together:
11 and 9” LF coils
9” Round and Elliptical HF Coils
Soon to add the 9” X35 Coil.
relicmeister
Well-known member
I have the ORX and 4 coils- round and elliptical hf coils
as well as 9” and 11” X35 coils. I store and carry the detector
in a modified tennis racket bad converted into a backpack I have
a second bag to carry just coils and I usually go out with two
coils -which two depends on the location I plan to hit. The racket
backpack fits two or even three coils plus detector and small shovel
with no trouble, and the coils just lay in one divided pocket. This
keeps the coils from clanging together while hiking to and from my
spots. I’m very easy on my equipment and it is well protected with
this type of backpack. Super light and comfortable also
as well as 9” and 11” X35 coils. I store and carry the detector
in a modified tennis racket bad converted into a backpack I have
a second bag to carry just coils and I usually go out with two
coils -which two depends on the location I plan to hit. The racket
backpack fits two or even three coils plus detector and small shovel
with no trouble, and the coils just lay in one divided pocket. This
keeps the coils from clanging together while hiking to and from my
spots. I’m very easy on my equipment and it is well protected with
this type of backpack. Super light and comfortable also