Man I really like this 5.75 concentric coil

[wheatymike]

I have had it on my V. for months. Today I put my stocker back on and went on a two hour hunt. As soon as I got home I stuck the 5.75 back on it. I just like it better. I really don't know how to explain it, but it just paints me a better picture of whats under the ground. I just seem to dig less trash with this coil. The only down side that I see is I can't cover as much ground, but my treasure to trash ratio is just better.

 

[Matt_SC]

I've been thinking hard about adding a 5.75 concentric to my stable. Most people seem to really like them.

 

[tabman]

Yep, the 5.75 concentric coil is a winner. Rusty Henry told me a while back that I needed to get the 5.75 concentric. It's super deep and separates well. Not to mention, it's light as a feather and yeah it talks to you better than the 9 x 8 coil does.

tabman

 

[Scottish Dave]

Yep, the 5.75 concentric coil is a winner. Rusty Henry told me a while back that I needed to get the 5.75 concentric. It's super deep and separates well. Not to mention, it's light as a feather and yeah it talks to you better than the 9 x 8 coil does.

tabman

Can you give me some idea of what you mean by super deep?

I have heard the small 5.75" concentric is comparable to the standard coil in depth?

I now have 3 coils for my Tejon, the standard coil, the 13" Ultimate and my latest coil, the 8"x 6" SEF which I am testing out at the moment.

The small concentric is the next coil I have my eye on then I should have all bases fairly well covered....I hope.

Davy

 

[Woodchuck]

I got a new Cibola coming and ordered the 5.75 concentric for it not the 5.75 DD though not a fan offf DD. First thing I will do is put 5.75 on it and will most likely never use the 8x9 stock coil. I 'm a fan of the smaller coils especially for the trash laden areas.

 

[tabman]

Yep, the 5.75 concentric coil is a winner. Rusty Henry told me a while back that I needed to get the 5.75 concentric. It's super deep and separates well. Not to mention, it's light as a feather and yeah it talks to you better than the 9 x 8 coil does.

tabman

Can you give me some idea of what you mean by super deep?

I have heard the small 5.75" concentric is comparable to the standard coil in depth?

I now have 3 coils for my Tejon, the standard coil, the 13" Ultimate and my latest coil, the 8"x 6" SEF which I am testing out at the moment.

The small concentric is the next coil I have my eye on then I should have all bases fairly well covered....I hope.

Davy

You heard right, The 5.75 concentric coil gets nearly the same depth as the 9 x 8. I dug a wheat penny at 8/9 inches using the small coil in my mild soil.

tabman

 

[wheatymike]

This coil makes my V. a whole different machine. Like I said it paints me a clearer picture of whats in the ground. I went to a trashy spot yeasterday with my stocker on and dug way more rusty iron than I do at the same spot with my 5.75 . I really like this 5.75. and the depth is good.

 

[GunnarMN]

the 5.75 on the outlaw. is good to 5" deep in this ground and makes a intermittant beep at 6" the 8" concentric gets the 6" dime every time with a nice signal , and in all metal the 575 gets a 22 slug at 4.5" deep with a very diggable signal even to 5" deep and in normal ground in disc its a good trash picker.

 

[Hombre]

the 5.75 on the outlaw. is good to 5" deep in this ground and makes a intermittant beep at 6" the 8" concentric gets the 6" dime every time with a nice signal , and in all metal the 575 gets a 22 slug at 4.5" deep with a very diggable signal even to 5" deep and in normal ground in disc its a good trash picker.

Hi Gunnar,

I was wondering if the dime and .22 slug were freshly buried, that makes a big difference in depth of detection. I have found that a freshly buried target does not respond as well as a naturaly lost target that was in 'undisturbed' ground.

 

[wheatymike]

the 5.75 on the outlaw. is good to 5" deep in this ground and makes a intermittant beep at 6" the 8" concentric gets the 6" dime every time with a nice signal , and in all metal the 575 gets a 22 slug at 4.5" deep with a very diggable signal even to 5" deep and in normal ground in disc its a good trash picker.

Yep that thing picks through trash like a Hobo in a K-Mart dumpster..

 

[Lem]

Yep, the 5.75 concentric coil is a winner. Rusty Henry told me a while back that I needed to get the 5.75 concentric. It's super deep and separates well. Not to mention, it's light as a feather and yeah it talks to you better than the 9 x 8 coil does.

tabman

Concentrates work well in low mineralized soil, of all you guys using it, whats your soil type. I have a vaq, and want to buy a 5.75 but my soil here is mineralized.
So I believe I have to go with the DD coil. At least thats what most manufacturers say. Appreciate your input.

 

[tabman]

Yep, the 5.75 concentric coil is a winner. Rusty Henry told me a while back that I needed to get the 5.75 concentric. It's super deep and separates well. Not to mention, it's light as a feather and yeah it talks to you better than the 9 x 8 coil does.

tabman

Concentrates work well in low mineralized soil, of all you guys using it, whats your soil type. I have a vaq, and want to buy a 5.75 but my soil here is mineralized.
So I believe I have to go with the DD coil. At least thats what most manufacturers say. Appreciate your input.

I have really mild soil to detect in.

tabman

 

[The Magician]

This coil makes my V. a whole different machine. Like I said it paints me a clearer picture of whats in the ground. I went to a trashy spot yeasterday with my stocker on and dug way more rusty iron than I do at the same spot with my 5.75 . I really like this 5.75. and the depth is good.

What you describe is very much how I view my Compadre. I might think about getting one for my Golden. I think part of why it paints a better picture is because it's round and not elliptical. I have a larger round concentric, and it also paints a good picture of what's under the ground, although on a larger scale.

 

[BillF]

Concentrates work well in low mineralized soil, of all you guys using it, whats your soil type. I have a vaq, and want to buy a 5.75 but my soil here is mineralized.
So I believe I have to go with the DD coil. At least thats what most manufacturers say. Appreciate your input.

I bought the 5.75 widescan for the V and love it. Coins that are close give a double beep. Like wheatymike says, it gives a much better picture. The last few times out its coins right off the bat. 7 wheats, merc, silver war nickel, and about a dozen modern and that was in about 40 minutes. Put my stock back on and it didnt stay there long. Either one you get will be great.

 

[Lem]

Thanks for your response Bill..appreciate it