searchinsd
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I am thinking about getting one of the telescopic carbon fiber shafts made by Detecting Innovations--would appreciate any thoughts from anyone using one currently. Mostly are they durable?
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Detecting Innovations Shaft
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ColonelDan
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I have no idea where you hunt, but for me, a total beach hunter, this wouldn't work. It would only take a few minutes before sand got into the joints and gum up the works.
If you're a land hunter, perhaps a much different story.
If you keep it clean, it's seems like a nice design for compact traveling.
Just the view from my sandy foxhole...
If you're a land hunter, perhaps a much different story.
If you keep it clean, it's seems like a nice design for compact traveling.
Just the view from my sandy foxhole...
searchinsd
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thanks
searchinsd
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Mainly on land but some freshwater lakes
Sweeping-4-junk
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I think the one you refer to is the Teleknox. This is telescopic. I use one and find it much better than the standard nox shafts. The one i bought is red and looks great.
Lighter to swing and collapses down to a very small length. No wobble rock solid sweeping. Under the arm cup will need a turn of insulating tape wrapping round the part of the shaft the arm cup fixes to.
this make's a tight arm cup fit , i failed to do this on mine and found the slight play in the arm cup made the threads on the screw chewed up with time. Had to buy a new arm cup assembly.
Lighter to swing and collapses down to a very small length. No wobble rock solid sweeping. Under the arm cup will need a turn of insulating tape wrapping round the part of the shaft the arm cup fixes to.
this make's a tight arm cup fit , i failed to do this on mine and found the slight play in the arm cup made the threads on the screw chewed up with time. Had to buy a new arm cup assembly.
searchinsd
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Sounds good, thanks.