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EXCLUSIVE: ID Edge field test on FRL web page :clapping:

just wet sands at low tide. In the wet sands, yes the Pinpoint functioned fine for me.......in salt water not sure....maybe can try if you want? I know I'm the only guy with one so I'll try to do what I can...
 
I used some black silicone to seal my Excel ID and hunted the Cocoa Beach area last winter. Never a problem with the internals and got my first gold in dry sand. Light and easy to use I still love it and cannot wait to get back to the beach.
 
Bill Ladd 525 Wrote:
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> for all the features of a C$ to fit into a 2.76 lb
> box. BUt it's an under $600. unit. I would turn up
> the disc to cancel all of the Mid-tones if this is
> such a problem. Or you can always buy a coinstrike
> I guess if it's such a deal breaker.....

I already own a C$ and like it a lot.
Tagamet
 
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