Critterhunter
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Did the testing/filming earlier today. Spent a good part of the last few hours editing the stupid thing. Had to cut out a bunch of testing with each coil, as I made numerous re-attempts on video and then watched all that to make sure the measurements were repetitive. What you see in this condensed down video is the same exact results of all the other depth tests on video I edited out. Just wanted to make sure the results were as confirmed as possible.
Yea, I know air testing Minelabs is something that is very controversial, because many say Minelabs get more depth in the soil than in the air due to the unique nature of the way they handle the ground signal and so appear to need a ground load to operate at optimum performance. I tend to agree with that, because (keep this in mind when you watch the video) I have dug a couple of coins 11" deep with the 10" Tornado, and I've also dug a silver dime with the S-5 at over 7" deep that hit so hard/IDed so easily, that I'm sure it could have probably been 9"+ and I still would have got it. But just the same, air testing can be interesting, and the results are fairly impressive...
http://youtu.be/Ym__l_JtJtU
Yea, I know air testing Minelabs is something that is very controversial, because many say Minelabs get more depth in the soil than in the air due to the unique nature of the way they handle the ground signal and so appear to need a ground load to operate at optimum performance. I tend to agree with that, because (keep this in mind when you watch the video) I have dug a couple of coins 11" deep with the 10" Tornado, and I've also dug a silver dime with the S-5 at over 7" deep that hit so hard/IDed so easily, that I'm sure it could have probably been 9"+ and I still would have got it. But just the same, air testing can be interesting, and the results are fairly impressive...
http://youtu.be/Ym__l_JtJtU