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salt water prode
- Thread starter ROADKING
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BigCatDaddy
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I use a Vibraprobe, good to 100' depth in water. Just be careful, they float out of their holsters...and then sink!!
kaptainkosmic
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Roadking I use a vibra probe while water hunting, but I only use it to find targets that I have deposited in my sifter with my scoop. I hang the holster on my sifter and have never had it float out, however if it falls out it does sink. Garrett aslo makes a completely waterproof probe. Its the professional version of the pro pointer if it has the range of the pro pointer it will have atleast twice the depth of the vibra probe. I don't know if its waterproof to depth. Because the vibra probe is a pi it interferes with my CZ 20 thats the main reason that I hang it on the sifter. The garrett is not a pi, I haven't heard of anyone having interferance.
Steve
Steve
Thanks guys that helps.I not sure i need one but am thinking I should get one I use one on land all the time.and love it .I use a bulls eye I put it in a zip lock bag and have not had a problem.But before we did that I went through 3 of them white replaced all of them could not keep one working. Thanks again
ROADKING
ROADKING