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MX5 air test with the D2 coil - Video

Bill_S

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I got the D2 coil in today so I thought I would do a real quick air test with it. The results kind of suprised me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbazgkhtAFg
 
I dont have the d2 to test but the stock coil numbers were a little better than that. The sef numbers 10x12 were pretty good. Maybe i will try a video. I have done air tests on every detector ive owned since 2000. I have the same coins ive used for ever test. Small gold large gold small silver ring large silver ring 3 cent penny nickel silver dime quarter half and dollar. The mx5 actually holds it own very well and better the almost all of them. Ive had most tesoros most garretts all whites most teknetics and zero minelab but i have one ove them in the mail. Due to ohio weather ive not used it as much as i want but it did find some deep coins with clear signals in trash and an indian at 9" measured good signal vdi was upper 60's low 70's im thinking
 
Yes you should do some videos....... The last two air tests videos I done were just real quick to give people an idea of what it would do. I would like to see what kind of air test numbers you can get with the 10x12. Maybe film some of the signals when you are out digging.
 
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