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250 coils
- Thread starter ernied
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Ralph Bryant
New member
With the Sniper, just count the depth bars as inches. It effectively gives you 1/2 the listed depth in comparison to the stock coil. In other words, 1-2-3-4 instead of 2-4-6-8.
Ralph
Ralph
I never really bother to check the depth too closely. It just doesn't really matter too much to me. We are talking inches......not feet. I think the ID is about the same, but as in most scenarios, you have to make sure you are getting a reading with the target centered on the coil. If it looks like it is in/near a good target icon and sounds good....I dig it. 
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Uncle Willy
New member
Due to the smaller size the Sniper ID varies slightly but if it lands on a coin or close to it dig it. Depth is pretty well on the money.
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
New member
That's close enough for me. HAA. I rarely scrutinize the display. If it makes the right kind of noise I dig it. Old habits die hard.
Bill
Bill