First of all let me state that I'm not very knowledgeable on detectors in general.
That said, I started into this hobby with a Tiger Shark and have been using it for about 4 years. I love the machine and I'm use to it's sounds and behavior. Last year I finally purchased another machine the Vaquero.
It has been real hard for me to get use to it.
I've noticed it is much harder for me to tell what I may be digging and the disc acts much different then my Tiger Shark. One of the things that I can't get use to is how slow I must swing it compared to the Tiger Shark. I do not think that I'm swinging the TS that fast and it will even pick up extremely small objects, like bb's, bobby-pins and small earrings. Now the Vaquero on the other hand will miss these items. Unless I slow the swing down to a crawl.
I usually run the Vaq with the stock coil but also have the 5.75 widescan coil.
I would be interested if anyone else has an opinion or experience with the Vaq.
I've been seriously thinking about trading the Vaquero in for an Outlaw.
I really want to love my Vaquero.
That said, I started into this hobby with a Tiger Shark and have been using it for about 4 years. I love the machine and I'm use to it's sounds and behavior. Last year I finally purchased another machine the Vaquero.
It has been real hard for me to get use to it.
I've noticed it is much harder for me to tell what I may be digging and the disc acts much different then my Tiger Shark. One of the things that I can't get use to is how slow I must swing it compared to the Tiger Shark. I do not think that I'm swinging the TS that fast and it will even pick up extremely small objects, like bb's, bobby-pins and small earrings. Now the Vaquero on the other hand will miss these items. Unless I slow the swing down to a crawl.
I usually run the Vaq with the stock coil but also have the 5.75 widescan coil.
I would be interested if anyone else has an opinion or experience with the Vaq.
I've been seriously thinking about trading the Vaquero in for an Outlaw.
I really want to love my Vaquero.