CZ-6a complaint

[r.r.warren]

I'm just so tied of digging such deep holes. i put the gator away and now i carry a short handle shovel. no joke, man this detector is deep. is the CZ-3d as good a detector as the CZ-6a or will i do better with a f75?

 

[Dan-Pa.]

If you understand the concept of old and new on the CZ3D going from one CZ to another will be easier and are comparable depth wise..
Perhaps someone who has used both a CZ and F75 could offer some feedback as I never used the F-75 but appears you would have a learning period...

 

[therover]

Are you wanting to get rid of it ? I say keep at it...it's one of the all time best. If you can, get the small 5 inch coil. You won't dig as deep, but it can sniff out old silver coins and rings like crazy.

Just keep the sweep speed slow and listen for those deep, repeatable targets in the mid and high tone ranges. If you are just getting started with it, don't dig any low tone or low tone/high tone bounces. Most will be deep iron or rusty junk. Learn how to pin point and size the target and you will do fine.

When I first got mine, I was digging 1 foot holes for nice, deep nails. Not fun, but I dug a lot of deep goodies too.

JC

 

[r.r.warren]

oh i don't want 2 get rid of it. I've been using the 1236x2 which i still use but i never found coins 10" deep, with the CZ I'm, i ain't really complaining. found 4 merc. dimes an my first buffalo nickel today its in bad shape. what i don't like is the slow recovery speed of the CZ. but what the hell u can't have everything,right and i did notice slow is the way 2 go. thank every1