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ANYONE USE A SAND SHARK ON LAND ??

Gunnar, I own a sandshark, and it's great in saltwater. I have used it in the dry sand, and as long as your not in an area with a lot of trash, it's not that bad(I dig everything). Just like running a vlf in all metal. Very stable signal, and the depth is good, although I think the saltwater does add a bit of depth. It's nothing to dig 2-3 large scoops for a signal in the wet. My ring count has certainly increased since I began using it. Hope this helps. Redlance
 
I can't imagine using a Pulse machine anywhere but salt water, but that's a question I've often wondered about, too!
 
hi all, going to Cancun with my sand shark, didn't have it last year, can't wait. I found lots of goodies last year with my eldorado in the dry. hope i will do even better this year. i will let you know when i return
 
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