Caught the glimmer of YELLOW at the bottom of the hole....

[Orlensin-FL]

That Jesus charm is beautiful Bryce. Nice hunting and nice honest report on the coil. Sounds ike it is a good one.

 

[Hotcz70]

have started chasing a few lower hits.

Honestly not much choice at many of them because most decent higher hits are few and far between.

 

[LabradorBob]

Nice finds and great story Bryce,Love the pendant.

LabradorBob

 

[NebTrac]

Very nice write up and nice find Bryce! Thanks for the pictures. Especially the one of Herc High fivin' ya!

NebTrac

 

[Doctorcoinz]

I never seem to get good depth with my excellerator 8 inch concentric coil , about 5 or 6 inches is the best i can get on a coin. I have owned the coil for about 6 years now.
The thing i like about the coil is the ability for weedling out good targets from sports fields with foil and other bits of rubbish on. This coil is a keeper for me , a good coil but no way as deep
as the standard minelab coil on the explorer, my own tests on buried targets show a loss of about 2 inches or so on depth of a coin. Like bryce says this is a great coil in trash.

 

[Big Digger]

Nice finds Bryce, Low and slow like you say....

 

[LabradorBob]

Awesome Bryce,Congrats on the gold.
What is the kilohertz on the concentric coil?

and could you scan the charm to see if the x-5 will pick it up.
Thanks

 

[Hotcz70]

Thanks Harold.

I had to dig the charm out of my previous finds this morning...as this was an old post...but yes the Sunray X-5 hit it just fine.

Not sure on the kilohertz...as I'm at work...but you might get on kellyco's website and look for the info.

Hope you're doing well my friend.

 

[Hytinaerhi]

Old thread, but I've lately become curious about the concentric coil and there's really not much talk about it.

I have an E-Trac and lately found a productive place, but there's lots of square nails and old iron there giving false signals. So I wonder if the CC coil might do the trick? As I've understood, the CC coils generally do a better job in identifying iron, I wonder if that's also true with the E-Trac?