Happy_Hour
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Will these coils work with the UMax or first Bandido models. I posted on another forum, I guess it was to hard of a question.
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C&G BobCat Coil Question
- Thread starter Happy_Hour
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BarberBill
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I've been detecting for 15 years or so and lurking on forums for at least 8 and I've never heard of C&G Bobcat Coils until now. As a heavy Tesoro user I'm thinking probably NO to your question.
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Larry (IL)
Well-known member
The Bobcats are pretty old technology, I think a call to Tesoro would be the way to go.
RELIC_HUNTER
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............Have a look on the bay....Tom Cat---Bob Cat----Wild Cat up for sale.....After 15 years you still learn.BarberBill said:
BarberBill
New member
Relic hunter - you're right about still learning. Just about the time I figured I knew it all, I discovered I'd barely got started. As I've had no reason to punch in anything to do with any kind of cats, I've missed the listings on Ebay.
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Fisherfinder
Member
Happy_Hour said:
The answer is maybe
The C&G Bobcat is a 16.6 Khz machine.
If the Tesoro you try it on is close enough in frequency, (15Khz, 17.8Khz), it may work.
I tried a C&G Wildcat coil on a 12Khz Tesoro Silver Sabre II and it sorta worked, but was pretty screwed up.
The coil was detecting from the top and that is a dead zone on a stacked coil like found on a Bobcat or Wildcat.
Perhaps wiring it differently would be needed.
Good question for Keith Wills at "Broken Detectors" in Texas.
PS: I could really use a Bobcat user manual if someone could help me out.
Thanks
dixiedigger57
Member
i used to have a wildcat version one. gave it to a friend. the stacked coil is cool send me an email to dixiedigger57@hotmail.com and i can email it. i cant get it to work on the system here. i am not tooo savy on these computers. but i can do it hotmail. will be outta pocket tomm but back Sunday. hh carey