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FISHER COINSTRIKE VS. FISHER ID EXCEL

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why do you guys seem to prefer the coinstrike over the id excel?Is it the extra adjustability of the coinstrike?Is the extra money it cost worth it?
Thanks,
John B.
 
I think it just seems that way because this forum was here already & built up as a Coin$trike forum. Many of us do own both machines. The Excel is the new edition & not as many folks have joined into the fray yet. I use both machines equally. Both are awsome in trash. Yes, the C$ is a bit deeper & has more "options" like auto tracking, but the Excel is lighter & better balanced. Excel numbers are also tighter so you don't hear any +51 hot rocks. What's really cool, that I had not been utilizing lately, is the Excel's ability to turn down disc to -36, which gives you in essence an all metal mode with 4 tones. <img src="/metal/html/shocked.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":shock"> Does any other detector out there have all metal with tones?
 
The GTI (garretts) have two tones in allmetal but not four. Thanks , Still plugging away with the coinstrike, gonna try it hard on Friday.
 
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