What kind of performance could be expected with depth and target separation.The hunters who have used this coil their overall opinion of how effective this coil is for coin-shooting. Ron
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Five inch search coil for a CZ7A PRO
- Thread starter Ron from Michigan
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And I love it for extremely trashy locations. Go slow with it, and really overlap your swings, as you'll easily miss something with it if you're careless. This coil is also good for getting where the 8" is to big, in-between roots of large trees, under playground equipment (I like to crawl around under the bigger pieces, and stay on my knees the whole time under there), under brush, etc.
I've recovered clad quarters at 8" in woodchips, and coins down to 6" in the iron-rich ground up here in southern MI.
If you get one, do yourself a favor, and buy an extra middle- and lower-stem extension. Mate the two together, and mount the coil on it, using velcro wraps (extras should be available at a MD dealer, but a computer store will have them as well, where they sell extra computer cables). This way, all you have to do to switch coils is unplug the coil from your control-box, detach that middle-stem extension, then attach the new one with the 5" coil, and plug that coil in.
Always re-ground-balance after you switch coils, even if you're at the same site. Different size coils see different quantities or dirt, and also different quantities of ground minerals.
HH from Allen in MI
I've recovered clad quarters at 8" in woodchips, and coins down to 6" in the iron-rich ground up here in southern MI.
If you get one, do yourself a favor, and buy an extra middle- and lower-stem extension. Mate the two together, and mount the coil on it, using velcro wraps (extras should be available at a MD dealer, but a computer store will have them as well, where they sell extra computer cables). This way, all you have to do to switch coils is unplug the coil from your control-box, detach that middle-stem extension, then attach the new one with the 5" coil, and plug that coil in.
Always re-ground-balance after you switch coils, even if you're at the same site. Different size coils see different quantities or dirt, and also different quantities of ground minerals.
HH from Allen in MI
Allen Thanks
Steve "Stonewall Brigade" Va
Member
I agree with Allen. I have one for My CZ7a Pro and it is great and great depth. HH
Hey Dan Thanks for the information. Ron
jackintexas
New member
I leave my 5" coil on my CZ70 Pro all the time.
Hey Jack Thanks Nice to here from you. Thanks Ron @GM MI
Low-Boy/LCPM
Active member
the small coil is great and has great depth vey sesative and locks on targets
The information really helped and I just ordered a five inch coil from KellyCo. Thanks Ron