Just curious. Are there any after market coils for the GTP and GTI detectors?

[Mick in Dubbo]

n/t

 

[metalhead]

I don't know about the GTP, but EXcelerator makes a 5" double"D" coil for the GTI series which I own, use and love. I've dug quarters a foot down in wet mulch at the tot lots with it.

EXcelerator use to make an 18" search coil for the GTI series, but I don't think they make it anymore. Anyway, buddy, if you and I both had the 18" EXcelerator for our GTI's we'd probably wind up shakin' hands some day through the holes we'd dig usin' it!

Happy Hunting!

 

[Mick in Dubbo]

Thanks for that. I'll try a google search for EXcelerator and De tech coils and see what shows up. It'd be interesting to see if other folk have seen other coils around.
Mick Evans.

 

[Uncle Willy]

Most of those coils are made right in your back yard in OZ. Kellyco carries them. Email JW ( John White ) at Kellycodetectors.com

Bill

 

[Mick in Dubbo]

You piqued my interest the Bill. I looked into it and finally found a write up by Andy Sabisch on the Kellyco website. He wrote up on the Excelerator coils. He said that they are made by Detech in Bulgeria.:sad: i wish they were made here as I'd easily be able to buy one. I may put an order into Kellyco soon and try out the 14in DD.
Coiltek are the local coil makers here. I'll have a look and see if they make any for Garrett's, but I doubt it as they started out from Minelab.
Mick Evans.

 

[dahut]

You piqued my interest the Bill. I looked into it and finally found a write up by Andy Sabisch on the Kellyco website. He wrote up on the Excelerator coils. He said that they are made by Detech in Bulgeria.:sad: i wish they were made here as I'd easily be able to buy one. I may put an order into Kellyco soon and try out the 14in DD.
Coiltek are the local coil makers here. I'll have a look and see if they make any for Garrett's, but I doubt it as they started out from Minelab.
Mick Evans.

One I've been looking for is the older elliptical from the GTA serties. Pretty sure it has s different connector on it, but the frequency is the same. Id like to give that a whirl on the 1350.