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Civil war relics with my G2
- Thread starter Digger70pa
- Start date
Digger70pa
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Thanks buddy.
autopilot42
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Probably a lot less weight but of course not the depth. Better audio than my experience with minelab. Very desicive
autopilot42
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Nice finds open field may I ask? How many bars on the g2. Average of course?
Digger70pa
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Thanks. To the top or just shy of the FE graph. Everywhere I hunt civil war relics is highly mineralized ground. I think that's why the stuff is still there. The G2 is a fast machine so I can run around til I find a patch & go back with a pulse machine. I can then wade into it & clean up. I use for any kind of field. It's a great light machine. I do use aftermarket coils though. 13: ultimate & 15" attack coils. They give more depth & coverage.
autopilot42
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Mine is half to 3/4 . Still doesn't fail to iron good machine . Using as a scout makes sense light and loves lead a 58 or 59 you got one.
autopilot42
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Do the numbers change when using an after market coil 57 to 59 for lead