Has anyone on here besides me used this machine??? (I see a lot of posts about the CS6PI???? Is this the older version?? )Let me tell those of you who wish to know - I have been using this machine now for about 4 weeks and i don't get out much as i work full-time..........i've probably used it now for about 15 hours and I have found plenty of coins with it but what amazes me is the depth........
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CS4PI
- Thread starter a.hoddie
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sand turner
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The CS6 is the previous model to the 4pi.
It's supposedly at least as good in all departments as the CS6 although I've never used a 6 so can't say.
I have got a 4pi and yes, it's deep and pinpoints very well, unlike some other pulse machines. Seeing as this found it's way into The Sovereign forum, it's about 10% deeper than the Sovereign on the beach. And that's very deep as those with a Sovereign (including me) will testify
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One minus, it's not great on small gold, fine rings, chains etc but finds silver and
It's supposedly at least as good in all departments as the CS6 although I've never used a 6 so can't say.
I have got a 4pi and yes, it's deep and pinpoints very well, unlike some other pulse machines. Seeing as this found it's way into The Sovereign forum, it's about 10% deeper than the Sovereign on the beach. And that's very deep as those with a Sovereign (including me) will testify
. One minus, it's not great on small gold, fine rings, chains etc but finds silver and