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E-TRAC COILS

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kevinslack

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as far as coils i have the 8x6 8 inch and the coil that came with my e-trac and a 10x12, i was wanting to buy another one. maybe the 12x15 does anybody here use it. i was thinking it would go deeper and would work good in some of the hard hit parks for deeper coins that have been missed. how deep do you think the 12x15 coil will go on a coin size target here in ohio. thanks for any replys on this.
 
I get better depth on coin with my 12x10 than I did my 15x12. But again, that is coin sized objects. On my test garden I hit a silver dime at 7" with the 15x12 and 9" with the 12x10. The 15x12 would be great for relic hunting, but I did not care for is as a coin shooter. Just my honest opinion.
 
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