Mark II and Tiger Shark Anybody use both??

[chinacash]

Or just one?? Plesse give me you imput! Thanks Dave

 

[John-Edmonton]

I bought it to use in the deeper water where the targets are fewer, but the ratio of good to bad targets is much higher. It is a very deep machine, and I have dug up some coins in the 12-15 inch range. Also, you can just dig the softer signals, which tend to be the deeper ones. They also have no problems in mineralized soil and salt water. The Tiger Shark can operate poorly in saltwater. That has been my friends experience with his, so he sold it. But, in freshwater, it should do just fine. The Infinium is a class all of its own for water hunting. You can partially discriminate out iron with the types of responses you get when hunting. I knoow that Gulf Hunter and Ian(Japan) also use this machine with gret success.

Here is a link to a field test on the Garrett Mark II:

http://www.losttreasure.com/fieldtests/ArchiveView.cfm?ID=LT20000614

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[jimmileo]

I have a Sea Hunter Mark II and really like it. I used it last in a water hunt with my club. Everyone but me had Fisher 20s or 70s. I found just as much as any of them. One guy said the had run his Fisher over the target area before it was seeded and didn't get a hit. I found so many hits that he obviously missed that I had trouble finding the tokens the club had put out! It's a good solid unit with some degree of descrimination and will go very deep! Monty