Out of the 9" concentric, 10.5 dd, and the 5x10 dd, would one of the three have an advantage at detecting small gold chains and earings? I hunt on fresh water beaches in Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa during the summer. I would like to increase my chances of finding these items by buying one of these coils but really don't know which to choose. Thanks for any help.
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High frequency coil question.
- Thread starter KurtB
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BarnacleBill
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The 6 inch DD HF is waterproof and easier to swing in the water. If it's trashy, 6 inch DD HF is unbelievable on separating good from evil. The elliptical DD HF though, covers more beach per swing, OK I can't make up my own mind.
Too many excellent coil offerings for the Terras. I almost feel like I want the X50 in one hand with one coil, and the X70 in the other, sporting the other coil. I need an assistant digger!
HH
BarnacleBill
Too many excellent coil offerings for the Terras. I almost feel like I want the X50 in one hand with one coil, and the X70 in the other, sporting the other coil. I need an assistant digger!HH
BarnacleBill
If I were to accept that position, would that make me the assistant digger, Digger? BarnacleBill
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n/t
Jackpine Savage
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It has all the sensitivity you will need for small gold jewelry and you can cover more ground per sweep than with the 6".
Tom
Tom