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12" coil for my XL Pro ?
- Thread starter Dennis 2
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Well I have a 15" for mine.
Check Ebay as you can often find 12" and larger coils for Whites 6.5khz machines there for very good prices. I saw a 25" one there a while back!!!
I picked up my Sierra "Magnum Force" 15 incher for about $45 shipped. They are $200 new. Seems like the bigger coils are not that popular and are more for a specialized purpose instead of general hunting (and if you read the info on the manufacturers website it pretty much says that up front).
I have not had a chance to use it relic hunting since I got it as our old hunting grounds are now concreted over. I did play with it a little and it does seem to work well and deeper in testing. I'm eyeing a new hunting area and just need to track the owner down before giving the 15" a workout.
Check Ebay as you can often find 12" and larger coils for Whites 6.5khz machines there for very good prices. I saw a 25" one there a while back!!!
I picked up my Sierra "Magnum Force" 15 incher for about $45 shipped. They are $200 new. Seems like the bigger coils are not that popular and are more for a specialized purpose instead of general hunting (and if you read the info on the manufacturers website it pretty much says that up front).
I have not had a chance to use it relic hunting since I got it as our old hunting grounds are now concreted over. I did play with it a little and it does seem to work well and deeper in testing. I'm eyeing a new hunting area and just need to track the owner down before giving the 15" a workout.
clondike clad
Member
If you are hunting for deeep coins in a clean hunting area.THE 9.5 OR 12 INCH IS THE WAY TO GO.
I found some deeep coins with my 9.5 and Yes I use the 6 inch most of the time.But for going deeep the 9.5 or 12 is the way to go.