Cibola Question

[SkiWhiz]

Hi folks, as most of you know I have been swinging Tesoro detectors for along time. Been using the older Tesoro's lately such as the Silver Sabre,Cutlass,etc. I have a new Cibola ordered, I am wondering if it will be as good as the older Tesoro's I had were at hitting the smaller jewelry. Thanks! Steve.

 

[Neil]

Steve it will hit as hard or harder on small gold then the older ones(minus the Lobo, cant say about that as Ive never used one). I only got rid of my Cibola because I wanted the GB feature.

HH
Neil

 

[Jharhed]

I got rid of mine for the same reason Neil did, would love to have another, I can't speak on gold but it hits hard on very small lo conductive objects.

 

[syclone0182]

Well this is something tiny that we found with the Cibola. It was found at the beach and it is a small 14K Gold Heart charm along with several rings and toe rings(both gold and silver). This was found with a cibola we bought from Jharhed a few months ago. Thanks for the wonderful detector Jharhed!!!

 

[sqwaby]

Shouldn't be much different than my Vaq if the soil is mild. Small brass brads(tacks), tiny pieces of foil(1/4" dia and less), at 7-8+ inches. Dug a clad dime at a measured 10.5". You'll love it.

 

[Jharhed]

Ohhh hey syclone!! Good to see that you're enjoying it

 

[GRAY GHOST]

well skiwhiz, i don't know much about the older tesoro models, but i do know for sure that the cibola will hit hard on small deep low or high conductive targets. i did recover a large cent at a measured 13", and civil war bullets at around a foot deep. i also recovered a very small brass acorn for a necklace at 10" deep. i think you'll be very happy with your cibola, like i am with mine.
i recently bought the tejon, only because i wanted the gb ability. the cibola ain't going anywhere! hh!

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Are second to none when it comes to gold jewelry ought to cover it all...just the nature of the beast and all units have their plus and minus features...