dannycruces
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I know the Excal is made for beach and water hunting. But how does it do on dry land for say relic hunting? Has anyone out there tryed it? Aloha Danny
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The Excal on dry land ?
- Thread starter dannycruces
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OldBeechnut
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Just my opinion..I think it would be ruff...to many tones...or you could go Almetal {PP} and just dig everything....Tried it once with the SE, DFX and the 800 excal..just to many targets for the excal, and the excal is a bit slow on it's recover from the null of iron..One of the best water detectors, but with the se & dfx..they give you more information on what is under your coil.....If you give it a try...let us know how it worked for you..........always good to have different experiences......Obn
dannycruces
New member
Hey thankxs so much for the info, It makes sence. Aloha Danny