Bill, one big difference will be with pinpointing. Instead of just Xing was with the concentric coil, you nedd to turn the coil itself with the DD coil. One of the most comfortable ways to do this is to move your body stance to be at right-angles from when you first passed the coil over the target. Pinpointing with a DD coil involves creating two lines of detection and noting where they cross, instead of just forming an X as with the concentric coil. You are performing exactly the same function, just in a different way. Using a DD coil slowly can also give you an estimate of the size of the target if you are paying attention . Gropund coverage should be slightly quicker (not swing speed) as you dont have to overlap coil swings quite as much as with a concentric. I've found the 10.5 DD 7.5 KHz coil to have about the same sensitivity as the 9" 7.5KHz concentric. If you have the 18.75KHz coil it could be slightly more sensitive to small jewellery (e.g. earrings). Take it easy, get to know it and I'm sure you'll have a ball. Sapper.