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Fisher ID Edge

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Hope everyone had a safe Memorial weekend. What kind of depth can the ID Edge get and would it make a good relic machine? I could not find much about the machine. Thanks in advance
 
I have the Edge and the CoinStrike, they are similar. The Edge goes deep, in my field tests it seems to be equal to the C$. Relics are no problem with either detector. My Edge detected many metal buttons, buckles, anything metal. It's a very good detector. The speaker volume is a little weak, ear phones volume is can be turned up quite loud. My deepest metal button was a measured 9.5" deep with the 10" coil. The Edge is light weight even with the 10" coil.
 
I swing an Edge out of the water and so does my best friend. In going over targets that the Minelab SE can see, I can also get solid tones on them so from my hunting experience there is no problem finding deep targets. I just hardly ever use it cause I am usually in the water.
 
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