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Which Straight Shaft??

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Larry--IndianaHVAC

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I would like to get a straight shaft for the excal and use it 100% for diving. Anyone have a suggestion to which one to buy and from whom?

Thanks
Larry
 
Check out DeMarco Detector Sales.......He's got a new straight shaft that is very comfortable and adjustable.
 
When diving, You're going to want to be right on top of your target so that it's an easy reach away and right in front of your face.

The straight shaft would be a real pain for recovering a target. It will make the detector to long.

Use what comes with the Excal. It's configured for diving.
 
Might check with Indian Nation Detectors as they are goung to start selling staight shafts and I saw a picture for older Sov. and looked good to me....
 
minelab makes a short shaft for diving. just unscrew the plastic lock on the long fiberglass lower shaft and replace with the factory short fiberglass shaft, it takes all of 5 minutes to do the swap, then you can dive or wade at your whim.
 
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