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ctx 3030
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IDXMonster
Well-known member
It's advertised as being able to go 3 meters under water. Any leaking would be an anomaly,but not unheard of. The more experienced people will chime in...
Champ Ferguson
New member
I don't go more than 2-3 feet under the water(like when a large wave engulfs me). If I know my detector is going for a swim, I take the Excal; I don't want to risk the money- others have different tolerance levels of risk of course.
chappy(IN)
Member
Look up Frogmaster Riviera on this forum or just Google it. He goes down 40 meters with his 3030
Mine is out of warranty so I haven't been brave enough even with the new O-rings to go deep enough to get the screen wet. I usually only go about waist deep, and I set my detector on the riverbank to dig a target if it's deep enough that I can't just hold it above my head while I dig.
JamesBondaka
Active member
chappy(IN) said:
I think that's 40 feet ;-)
Lots of use with my second one.....noooooo problems.....deepest Ive had it....about 15 feet
chappy(IN)
Member
JamesBondaka said:
You are correct it was 40 feet or 12 meters. That would really be something if it went 40 meters