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Chest mount/Hip mount/Balance Shaft/Overunder?
- Thread starter Marxman
- Start date
I recently went through the same as you with a new Excal 2
I got a Pluggers chest mount and am very pleased, it is comfortable and makes the shaft and coil so light...you cannot go wrong with one of these but I do get a few looks from people on the beach as it looks a bit different to a usual detector.
I will probably save up and also get a straight shaft set up because the angle of the grip on the original shaft is not as good as it could be, its not too unbearable or anything but could be better.
My friend has a straigh shaft set up and with the pod behind it is more balanced but IMHO the whole outfit is still on the heavy side for hours in the water.
good luck
T59
I got a Pluggers chest mount and am very pleased, it is comfortable and makes the shaft and coil so light...you cannot go wrong with one of these but I do get a few looks from people on the beach as it looks a bit different to a usual detector.
I will probably save up and also get a straight shaft set up because the angle of the grip on the original shaft is not as good as it could be, its not too unbearable or anything but could be better.
My friend has a straigh shaft set up and with the pod behind it is more balanced but IMHO the whole outfit is still on the heavy side for hours in the water.
good luck
T59
