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last chance for tesoro
- Thread starter peter-d
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TonyTX(MXT)
Member
I know what you mean by chatty... My MXT is like that as you always have the threshold humming. I'm used to it and it lets you hear nulls that way. The Tejon is a very nice detector... 
HH TonyTX
HH TonyTXTony, this may sound strange, but it's my impression. It probably won't be how other people feel, but
here it is.
I think the 7 is more krisp. It's precise. For some reason the coil's field seems smaller than the 5.75
while maintaining almost as good of depth. Maybe the same or better on some materials.
I think I can get closer to iron and see by it just a little better with the 7.
The 5.75 is powerful and robust. It's an awsome coil.
I don't know if I am accurate. But that's the logic I use when choosing between them.
HH,
here it is.
I think the 7 is more krisp. It's precise. For some reason the coil's field seems smaller than the 5.75
while maintaining almost as good of depth. Maybe the same or better on some materials.
I think I can get closer to iron and see by it just a little better with the 7.
The 5.75 is powerful and robust. It's an awsome coil.
I don't know if I am accurate. But that's the logic I use when choosing between them.
HH,
TonyTX(MXT)
Member
[quote tabdog]Tony, this may sound strange, but it's my impression. It probably won't be how other people feel, but
here it is.
I think the 7 is more krisp. It's precise. For some reason the coil's field seems smaller than the 5.75
while maintaining almost as good of depth. Maybe the same or better on some materials.
I think I can get closer to iron and see by it just a little better with the 7.
The 5.75 is powerful and robust. It's an awsome coil.
I don't know if I am accurate. But that's the logic I use when choosing between them.
HH,[/quote]
Hey Tabdog, That may very well be. I've heard of a little larger coils being that way. If I run across a 7 I'll give it a try and let you know what I think. Most of the guys I hunt with that have Tesors detectors use the 5.75 but I'll see if they might have a 7. The 5.3 I use on the MXT is actually about 6" or right at that and it does a great job with decent depth and separation. Thanks for the info and maybe I'll be able to duplicate it. Thanks and HH ... TonyTX
here it is.
I think the 7 is more krisp. It's precise. For some reason the coil's field seems smaller than the 5.75
while maintaining almost as good of depth. Maybe the same or better on some materials.
I think I can get closer to iron and see by it just a little better with the 7.
The 5.75 is powerful and robust. It's an awsome coil.
I don't know if I am accurate. But that's the logic I use when choosing between them.
HH,[/quote]
Hey Tabdog, That may very well be. I've heard of a little larger coils being that way. If I run across a 7 I'll give it a try and let you know what I think. Most of the guys I hunt with that have Tesors detectors use the 5.75 but I'll see if they might have a 7. The 5.3 I use on the MXT is actually about 6" or right at that and it does a great job with decent depth and separation. Thanks for the info and maybe I'll be able to duplicate it. Thanks and HH ... TonyTX