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new 950 v rated coil for my V3i, love it. 1944 dime first 10 minutes
- Thread starter nalc472
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Explorer, I'd be very curious as to how the spider coil does in the water. I have the same problem with my 950 in the water. Very hard to hold underwater more than a few inches. I have a few freshwater sand beaches I like to detect and the EMI is terrible there so I almost have to use the 950. Tried to use my Super 12 but it was too sensitive to EMI.
Let us know when you get a chance to test the Spider.
Let us know when you get a chance to test the Spider.
New 950 Spider out of stock, will ship when they get some in. Follow-up:
New 9" Spider coil came in last week. I have had limited chance to really put it through its paces. Like that it weighs less than the original and appears to get a little better depth. I tested it in water and it too is buoyant but takes less effort to keep it on the bottom. Hoping to try it out in the weeks to come and turn up some great shallow water finds. I feel it is going to be a great addition to my arsenal of coils.
New 9" Spider coil came in last week. I have had limited chance to really put it through its paces. Like that it weighs less than the original and appears to get a little better depth. I tested it in water and it too is buoyant but takes less effort to keep it on the bottom. Hoping to try it out in the weeks to come and turn up some great shallow water finds. I feel it is going to be a great addition to my arsenal of coils.