Wanted: 4" coil for a Tesoro Scout

[Mark Crane]

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The DD version works better in mineralized ground.
Wondering if it would work better on the iron.
That I really don't know.
Though I have DD's I haven't used them much.
I like the lighter concentrics.
They do find mineralization better when scanning rocks for gold.
Though I'm running the machine wide open doing that.

We're lucky the soil in the UK has no mineralisation. The only iron is generally man made pollution (especially in the Thames with a couple of thousand years of industry along the foreshore) with the very occasional hot rock. I might try the standard 8" coil to see how it handles the Thames trash.

 

[Odanscoils]

We're lucky the soil in the UK has no mineralisation. The only iron is generally man made pollution (especially in the Thames with a couple of thousand years of industry along the foreshore) with the very occasional hot rock. I might try the standard 8" coil to see how it handles the Thames trash.

The stock coils work very well.
The machines were tuned at the factory precisely to the coil they came with.

Though the Mojave seems to work very well with Anything I throw on it.
Even the 3-18".

The little 5" is Hot on the Mojave.

 

[Odanscoils]

We're lucky the soil in the UK has no mineralisation. The only iron is generally man made pollution (especially in the Thames with a couple of thousand years of industry along the foreshore) with the very occasional hot rock. I might try the standard 8" coil to see how it handles the Thames trash.

Large iron will fool most any machine.

 

[Mark Crane]

The stock coils work very well.
The machines were tuned at the factory precisely to the coil they came with.

Though the Mojave seems to work very well with Anything I throw on it.
Even the 3-18".

The little 5" is Hot on the Mojave.

I'd be happy with a 5" if one is up for sale!

 

[Mark Crane]

Large iron will fool most any machine.

Yes, it'll be a case of dig it just to confirm!