rarysgaaed
Member
wondering about the proposed new elipical coil for gold hunting. Will this be able to be used to find gold jewelry or strictly nugget hunting?
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New gold coil
- Thread starter rarysgaaed
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rarysgaaed
Member
No one out there has an answer????
sprchng
Well-known member
Here's a video of the new coils and the shafted battery , unfortunately in French.
It would be nice to have one in English but the US is only "10% of XP's market".
Fortunately I have a French maid who translates for me.
http://md-hunter.com/new-xp-22-5-hf-coil-two-of-them-for-xp-deus-novelty-2016/
It would be nice to have one in English but the US is only "10% of XP's market".
Fortunately I have a French maid who translates for me.
http://md-hunter.com/new-xp-22-5-hf-coil-two-of-them-for-xp-deus-novelty-2016/
Andy Sabisch
Active member
Bob
The coil will be fine for jewelry hunting . . . hate to see you do better than you do with the stock coils
For freshwater hunting or dry sand on the salt beaches, this may be the trick for chains and small charms. Tested it on a tiny gold nugget and it hit it hard.
I'd probably go with the elliptical coil myself for that application.
Andy
The coil will be fine for jewelry hunting . . . hate to see you do better than you do with the stock coils
For freshwater hunting or dry sand on the salt beaches, this may be the trick for chains and small charms. Tested it on a tiny gold nugget and it hit it hard.
I'd probably go with the elliptical coil myself for that application.
Andy
rarysgaaed
Member
Thanks Andy! I appreciate that. I assumed it would be more sensitive due to the higher frequency. Take care!