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A question about the 12.5" Imaging coil
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Short answer is yes. I find that depending on the ground and conditions that some targets ring up a notch away from where they would indicate with the stock coil. That doesn't happen all the time. I found depth and size indicated properly with the 12.5 inch coil for all targets. The coil is quite heavy and throws the detector a bit off balance. Shorten up the swing arm as much as possible to help with this.
Chris
Chris
Uncle Willy
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Very sensitive and you'll gain 2-3 inches in depth.
Bill
Bill
Yes it is, and was designed to find targets including coins. It really shines in the relic department covering a lot of ground quickly. It isn't too much heavier either. Garrett designed special holed washers to help keep it steady on the lower rod.