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For those using the Explorer II, what do you like the most about it?
- Thread starter Dan(NM)
- Start date
IDXMonster
Well-known member
mascard1 said:
X2^^^^^ By my testing the EX2 has more raw depth but the CTX is more refined in that hearing the deeper coins doesn't take as much listening or finesse. It just hits them. The EX2 is used by myself and many others still,and for a reason.
You'll have a really really fun stable there Dan,it's exactly what I have. When you don't think that one is kicking ass you grab the other and go kick ass with that one. It's a no lose proposition.
BigTony
Well-known member
Dan, the Exp II has many tools in it that work really well.
FBS (28 frequencies) tone Id, depth, display screen, VDI numbers and ability to use different coils, land, beach, wood chips and even red clay fields.
It took me awhile to learn it because I was mainly a coin shooter that had only used signal frequency VLF machines both dial type and digital and one without a display.
Go slow, test some targets that you are looking for and remember where they hit and the VDI's then go have some fun.
Tony
FBS (28 frequencies) tone Id, depth, display screen, VDI numbers and ability to use different coils, land, beach, wood chips and even red clay fields.
It took me awhile to learn it because I was mainly a coin shooter that had only used signal frequency VLF machines both dial type and digital and one without a display.
Go slow, test some targets that you are looking for and remember where they hit and the VDI's then go have some fun.
Tony
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Love it .. Although I prefer auto, the depth obtained in manual sensitivity is amazing.
A question .. Will the RNB lithium batteries work with the EX II ? Thanks ..
A question .. Will the RNB lithium batteries work with the EX II ? Thanks ..
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Ok thanks .. was holding off on getting one until I knew for sure. Didn’t know if it could handle it.
IDXMonster
Well-known member
McDave said:
99.9% of all machines are voltage regulated internally,meaning....no matter the input,it'll only allow the operating voltage "through" to the inner workings,PCB,etc. Don't go hooking a car battery up now! The RNB will work with all Safari,etrac,Explorers,etc. Spectacular investment that you'll NEVER regret!
Sweeping-4-junk
New member
Deep ,tells you a lot about of what is laying underground.
utahshovelhead
Active member
I read this post ono a whim.
Ive used extensivly the XS, the EXII, the E trac and the CTX. If I were to go from the ctx for any reason it would be to the XS, something about the sound of good targets on that XS that I missed in the other machines. HOWEVER< I mainly use the CTX for probably 5 or so years now. IM all in on the CTX, Very clear, very adjustable for different places and I think I discern the targets the best with it. I have no doubt that it hits and finds targets I would of never dug with the other machines.
Ture that the gps probably was the least important tool on it but I have used it a bit but not often and I can go without that. Everything else but the weight...I totaly dig.
Ive used extensivly the XS, the EXII, the E trac and the CTX. If I were to go from the ctx for any reason it would be to the XS, something about the sound of good targets on that XS that I missed in the other machines. HOWEVER< I mainly use the CTX for probably 5 or so years now. IM all in on the CTX, Very clear, very adjustable for different places and I think I discern the targets the best with it. I have no doubt that it hits and finds targets I would of never dug with the other machines.
Ture that the gps probably was the least important tool on it but I have used it a bit but not often and I can go without that. Everything else but the weight...I totaly dig.