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excalibur 2 goes haywire

you are right. Some new BBS users just don't know how to handle or what to think of all the raw power that they are holding in their hands. That's one of the great things about these forums. Help is always close by.:clapping:
 
Check it out and let us know what you think Android. I'm deftinatly curious.
 
My first one was bad right out of the box, fortunately my dealer tested it and discovered the problem before it reached my hands and my second one has worked well for me.:thumbup:
 
[size=medium]I am having a problem with my new Excalibur. On land the detector works just as it should at all settings. As soon as the coil hits the water the threshold goes haywire. The control housing does not need to be wet for this to happen and the coil does not have to be moving. I also have tried it without the coil cover and it still does it. This has happened from the first time I used it in the water. I have tried ALL settings and nothing seems to stops it. I ended up turning down the threshold so I couldn
 
[size=large][size=medium]Hello! I am the guy that had the problem with his Excall II and heres an update. I sent it back for repairs. I received the detector today. It has a new coil. I haven
 
Strange, why did they replace the coil if it checked good in water:confused:
 
Zebago said:
[size=large][size=medium]Hello! I am the guy that had the problem with his Excall II and heres an update. I sent it back for repairs. I received the detector today. It has a new coil. I haven
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It is strange they replaced a supposed good coil. My guess is they are aware of the problem and they just replace the coil rather than trying to fix it. They don
 
[size=medium]I tried it out yesterday for the first time after getting it back. It seems to run a lot smoother than before. The threshold doesn
 
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