These gold Prospecting guys are really going to like it. Since I hunt a lot of jewelry the 18.75 DD is the one I wanted. You know the dime I got on edge at 8 1/2"s that is the only target I got buried in my yard. The 6" would high tone on it every swing but, the target numbers went from 36 to 42 but it is on edge and was a dig-able target. That is excellent for a 6" coil. I took some of my very smallest 14 kt gold and diamond earrings and stud jewelry. Most of my detectors won't even make a peep on them. Especially the small crosses and the small thin filigree crosses I was really surprised at the depth 3 and 4"s. They were hitting numbers 2 and 4 consistently every time. I got more depth on the gold then on the coins. Some of my heavy mens rings were hitting 11"s, the deepest I got on the coins was 8 1/2" in the air and the dirt. The nickle hit at 9 1/2"s. Well I am going straigate to the lake tomorrow morning and try it out. Will do some shallow water wading like I do with the 5X10"DD. Did you notice that they put a coil cover on it and sealed it up. There was not one void in mine as I looked with my magnifying glass. We will see if they did a good seal job on it and if it leaks tomorrow. Man, I like this coil already. After the lake if it don't leak, it will go dead in the trash and the iron trash that I hunt so much. Later Bud, and you and the other guys that did the testing did a very good job and I for one really appreciate it. : : Thanks Jerry aka Tinfoil