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coin strike started earning its name

hub man

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I have owned the coinstrike for about a year now. I admit at times I have put it away and used one of several detectors that I own. I am really starting to like the machine , For instance at an old school this weekend I had the coinstrike and the explorer 11 out to check thouse iffy signals. I came across A signal with the coinstrike the pretty much locked own to 26 and 27 , I checked it with the minelab and it jumped around so m,uch that I would not have dug it . It was about eight inches down when I dug it and was a old wheat penny .
 
Coinstrike has a learning period but once learned is a nice unit..Explorer in its own right is a nice machine and setting on either may have caused the diffrence as the Explorer is a slow unit and under the conditions you state the coinstrike may be your unit of choice as its fast...
 
but some don't want to put the time into it that it takes to get that far. Just habg in there, because its about to get soooooooo goooooood, you might want a cigarette afterwards.
 
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