I just received the CORS Fortune coil that I ordered to complete my coil selection for my T2s. I now have a broad selection of coils to cover most metal detecting scenarios. So far, I have the Teknetics 5" round DD, the Teknetics 11" oblong DD, the Teknetics 15" round DD, the CORS Fortune 5.5"x9.5" DD and the CORS Strike 12"x13" DD coils. What other coils do you T2 people keep in your arsenal that you find useful that you use often?
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My Teknetics T2/T2SE coil arsenal
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Hawkstone
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For my early (6.0) version T2, I have 5" Factory coil, 8x6 SEF, Cors Scout (12.5" x 8.5"), Cors Cannon (14.5" x 10.5").
My factory 11" coil went crazy several years ago, so got myself a Detech Ultimate 13". Great for a while, then noticed one day, after using it before lunch on a well rotted stubble field, that the field seemed to come to life after swapping over to the 8x6. Swapped back. Field went quiet again.
Often wondered to myself, how many acres I covered, blissfully unaware that my coil was goosed......
My factory 11" coil went crazy several years ago, so got myself a Detech Ultimate 13". Great for a while, then noticed one day, after using it before lunch on a well rotted stubble field, that the field seemed to come to life after swapping over to the 8x6. Swapped back. Field went quiet again.
Often wondered to myself, how many acres I covered, blissfully unaware that my coil was goosed......
Hawkstone said:For my early (6.0) version T2, I have 5" Factory coil, 8x6 SEF, Cors Scout (12.5" x 8.5"), Cors Cannon (14.5" x 10.5").
My factory 11" coil went crazy several years ago, so got myself a Detech Ultimate 13". Great for a while, then noticed one day, after using it before lunch on a well rotted stubble field, that the field seemed to come to life after swapping over to the 8x6. Swapped back. Field went quiet again.
Often wondered to myself, how many acres I covered, blissfully unaware that my coil was goosed......
Hawkstone, how deep will the CORS Cannon go on coin sized items?
Hawkstone
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It goes without saying that it depends upon ground conditions, but on old pasture, depth seems plenty deep. I never actually measure how deep my finds are 
I did find that pinpointing was a bit hit & miss though. My Scout tends to get the most usage nowadays, unless it's a busy (DMV or Roman iron infested) site.
I did find that pinpointing was a bit hit & miss though. My Scout tends to get the most usage nowadays, unless it's a busy (DMV or Roman iron infested) site.
Hawkstone said:It goes without saying that it depends upon ground conditions, but on old pasture, depth seems plenty deep. I never actually measure how deep my finds are
I did find that pinpointing was a bit hit & miss though. My Scout tends to get the most usage nowadays, unless it's a busy (DMV or Roman iron infested) site.
Like yourself if its on old pasture sites which are relatively clean then you can use a slightly bigger coil but on a trashy site like a DMV or roman then when using a large coil you will/can get nulled signals,so the right tool for the job is a small than stock size coil,for roman sites i mainly use the NEL Sharpshooter coil which gives terrific target separation or in extreme cases the 5'' coil,the depth from the 5'' coil in AM mode still amazes me how deep it can go.
