The Clean Sweep Coil.if you are talking about the 3 by 18 is a definite coil to have..I bought one for the Silver, sold it when I got one for the Vaquero..With the Silver, tot lots were fair game , except in the holes around the swings. In those holes, if you didn't work with one end in the air, other on the ground, coins will be missed ..It worked well on soccer fields. as well as the local sand beaches..The V has a lot more "reach out and grab something".Really kills the tot lots.I've been over a soccer field, didn't dig, but got plenty of signals that clicked out in the range where you would lose small gold rings. Ground was frozen..There is a lot of conventional wisdom that says you can use something here, but not there..For example, Tesoros may be a lot better on wet salt sand than anyone thought.....because other detectors crapped out in that environment..I have a story told to me of a 20 dollar gold piece, on a buckle made from melted down family rings lost in a woods..You would assume that the 3 x 18 would be not the coil to use, however, that 3 inch width slides in where you can't get an 8 by 10.Would it be there? How many of you go into woods, or over grown areas.? Until I try out the coil, we'll see. If it does not work.I am sure I can always borrow a 5.75 coil from someone way North of me on a shares basis for a couple of weeks..With the ground freezing, I have around 80 acres to walk and see what is there.Would love to have a 24 inch CS coil made...My problem is how to mark the hit spots, so they could be found in the Spring, and dug rapidly. If you are working beaches that are pock marked, make a drag and have someone pull it along for you..Flattens the surface, gives an extra inch or so, and shows where you have been on your way back from a mile up the beach,,,or down?Cordially NAD
