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Hi did any boddy use one on the beach and how do thay work!
- Thread starter Johny uma
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CROCK of COINS
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Take a look:
http://www.findmall.com/search.php?66,search=beach,author=,page=1,match_type=ALL,match_dates=90,match_forum=66,match_threads=0
Jerry
http://www.findmall.com/search.php?66,search=beach,author=,page=1,match_type=ALL,match_dates=90,match_forum=66,match_threads=0
Jerry
Willee - Texas
Well-known member
Beach hunting is my main type of metal detecting.
I bought the V3 a few weeks ago and it handles the salt water beaches around here as well as the Minelab Explorer and Sovereign series of detectors.
Very stable and smooth operating even with the stock programs.
The stock coil is shock sensitive and will false if you bump it but that is true of other detectors as well.
I have not done any dry salt sand depth tests or side by side compairisons with the Sovereign but having used them both on the same beach area I feel that the V3 has a slight edge in depth.
I feel it is overkill for average beach hunting unless you are looking for deep targets in wet sand.
So far I am very happy with the White's Spectrum V3 and look forward to using it in a park or school yard.
It is just too dry down here right now and the ground is too hard to go digging in the green grass ... if you can find some ...lol.
I bought the V3 a few weeks ago and it handles the salt water beaches around here as well as the Minelab Explorer and Sovereign series of detectors.
Very stable and smooth operating even with the stock programs.
The stock coil is shock sensitive and will false if you bump it but that is true of other detectors as well.
I have not done any dry salt sand depth tests or side by side compairisons with the Sovereign but having used them both on the same beach area I feel that the V3 has a slight edge in depth.
I feel it is overkill for average beach hunting unless you are looking for deep targets in wet sand.
So far I am very happy with the White's Spectrum V3 and look forward to using it in a park or school yard.
It is just too dry down here right now and the ground is too hard to go digging in the green grass ... if you can find some ...lol.