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Just ordered the 10x12 EXcelerator Coil for Minelab

SilverDrvn

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Hey to all of you fellow Quattro users. I don't post a whole lot due to a lot of work, and the little bit of swing time I do manage to squeeze in. It has been a great year with the quattro, and I am very pleased with my quattro. I read about people bashing the quattro all the time. I just can't believe it!!!! I have owned a Minelab Soverign XS2-pro, Whites Classic ID, MXT, and XLT, and I have to tell ya, I find 3X as much stuff with the quattro. I do agree that it has a slow recovery speed, however if you aren't going slow with ANY detector you are bound to miss good targets. Anyway I will post my year totals on here in the next day or so. My question to you is:

I have heard a lot of hop lately about the new 10X12 Excelerator coil, but mainly from Explorer users. Do any of you have experience in using one with the quattro? (pinpointing/depth difference) I use the stock 10.5" and 8" and cant complain, but a couple more inches would be awesome. Thanx to all, and happy holidays!!!
 
Silver....
I have an excelerator coil about 6 months - seems fine! The pin point is very much central to the D being almost under the shaft hinge. Gud hunting
 
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