Can anybody give real world information on depth differences between the Cibola, Vaquero and and Tejon? Yes, I know the Cibola lacks the ground balance of the other two, but I am limited on money at the moment and am wanting to get one of the 3 to use with the 10" X 12" DD coil for hunting open fields and pastures for CW relics. Bill
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Depth comparisons between Cibola, Vaquero, Tejon
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Sven
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The Cibola gets pretty good depth in non mineralized soils, in highly mineralized soils it can be very
disappointing, as it has fixed ground balance.
The V will get better depth (manual GB), especially if your hunting all metal mode.
The Tejon is your best bet, it packs a lot more power to penetrate tuff ground conditions, one
of the best relic detectors made when hunting in all metal mode.
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disappointing, as it has fixed ground balance.
The V will get better depth (manual GB), especially if your hunting all metal mode.
The Tejon is your best bet, it packs a lot more power to penetrate tuff ground conditions, one
of the best relic detectors made when hunting in all metal mode.
Find a used Tejon, try one of our forum sponsors
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EU_searcher
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Hi,
I used de Leon with fixed GB like Cibola. Now use Vaquero. In highly mineralized ground, the V. seems to have 2 times better depth than the one with fixed GB.
Ground balancing possibility is in my opinion crucial for better effects.
I used de Leon with fixed GB like Cibola. Now use Vaquero. In highly mineralized ground, the V. seems to have 2 times better depth than the one with fixed GB.
Ground balancing possibility is in my opinion crucial for better effects.