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Many of you have had your platypus coil for more than 48 hours already <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol"> I have only seen one post on it so far? Mine is back ordered to the end of April and probably will translate to the summer given the problems with the first shipments. My elliptical Joey coil works very well in trashy areas, but as you know, the depth and water thing. I'm hoping this will be an excellent tool to get better depth and seperation in trashy areas of old parks. I'M EAGERLY AWAITING THE REPORTS FROM THE DOZENS OF YOU WHO ALREADY HAVE THEM <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol">
 
Had my platy out for the first time yesterday. Took it to an old park here in Salisaw, OK. It did seem lighter than the 10 inch stock coil. In truth, i didn't find a thing other than DEEP fragments of tin cans and a few rusty ???. However. That wasn't the coils fault. Turns out that park is submerged every Spring by the creek that runs through it. I know for a fact there's old coins there, but they are plenty deep in that soft ground. As to the platy, itself? A big thumbs up!
 
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