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I have found the stock coil is best.
I hunt every type of land you can imagine, had no problem's as yet, Got a shop window full of Roman' Celtic, Victorian, and load's of relic's from Bronze age to present day. All found with XS standard
Up to you mate but I would save my hard earnt cash.
GOOD HUNTING <IMG SRC="/metal/html/ujack.gif" BORDER=0 width=22 height=15 ALT="uj">
I hunt every type of land you can imagine, had no problem's as yet, Got a shop window full of Roman' Celtic, Victorian, and load's of relic's from Bronze age to present day. All found with XS standard
Up to you mate but I would save my hard earnt cash.
GOOD HUNTING <IMG SRC="/metal/html/ujack.gif" BORDER=0 width=22 height=15 ALT="uj">
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The stock coil is absolutely perfect in my books.
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My stock ,10.5 in, coil is on my machine. I just keep getting all readings. when I swing a quarter under the loop, I get no reading. When I use a 7" coil, it works fine and I get no background readings. Thank you very much and Happy Thanksgiving! <img src="/metal/html/cry.gif" border=0 width=40 height=15 alt=":cry">
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One of mine went the same way, I left it in the back of the car on a very hot day with the coil exposed to the sun. So I thought it was damaged
It was set up for bronze but no way would it pick up bronze. I swapped the control boxe's over on my explorer's and they both worked fine.
Yet again the fault was the cable joint between the shaft and control box.
I had one that had completely undone, the machine was still humming away and finding shallow coins, but could not find anything That I passed under the coil on the surface, even copper.
It is worth looking at that coupler.
All the best.
It was set up for bronze but no way would it pick up bronze. I swapped the control boxe's over on my explorer's and they both worked fine.
Yet again the fault was the cable joint between the shaft and control box.
I had one that had completely undone, the machine was still humming away and finding shallow coins, but could not find anything That I passed under the coil on the surface, even copper.
It is worth looking at that coupler.
All the best.
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THANK YOU. AND HAPPY HUNTING. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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