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Nick A said:Holy smokes that's a big 'un! Curious to see how it works for you. Even more curious if it turns up anything at that park we discussed a while back and I checked out. If you turn up more oldies at that site with the new coil, that'll be the "proof in the pudding" for me. Better get a bigger shovel too. ;-)
Next on my list of things to buy is the 10x12 s.e.f. If it performs like I think it will, then it will replace my Pro coil.grumpyolman said:If the weight becomes an issue, it's easlily solveable by getting a Swingy Thingy. I can use mine for hours if I have it hooked to the ST. I'm no spring chicken either. Jim
NiagracountyNY said:I have one dan...It can get in the way..But i just unhook it before i dig the target..Its worth it if the arms sore ill tell ya that..Theres days my elbow feels like its gonna snap off one more swing.(youd think id just take a break!).But this addiction i have to see whats in the next hole keeps me swinging![]()
Got to see what's in the next hole. 
I kept swinging the coil back and forth from several directions and could get nothing solid and repeatable - only a few very iffy peeps.
In a real world hunt I wouldn't stop and dig. I then put the Pro coil back on. I got a solid, repeatable signal on the nickel.
I got a much better signal on the clad dime but it was iffy. I put the detector in manual 22 and then got a good repeatable signal - one I would definitely dig.
The dime and nickel have only been in the ground for 4 months. I don't know how much that makes a difference in how strong a signal should be. I'm referring to the halo effect. Probably not much of one on these two coins.