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My CZ-3D willbe here Monday!!!!
- Thread starter desimundo
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mike from Illinois
New member
you wont be disappointed learn it well and you will find a lot of nice old coins. mike
I am looking forward to it. I hunted the construction site for a new library in our old downtown this morning and got an 1880s Japanese 1/2 Sen piece and an early 20th century US Army button with my current Bounty hunter. I have permission to come back with the CZ-3D next week. 
Like everybody else that has posted so far, I think you will be very pleased with the 3D. I looked around for a while and finally found a low 1021 serial number CZ3D in pristine condition and sent it to NASA-Tom to make sure it was properly tuned. Tom put the Nickel window back into spec and made a few other minor adjustments and now my 3D is turning out to be an "old" coin killer.
I took the freshly tuned 3D to a small school yard that is close to home that I have literally hammered with my F-75 and F-70 and found 5 old nickels, 2 silver dimes, 5 wheats and a few clad coins in just over an hour the first time out. I know the numbers don't sound significant; however, this particular school yard is very small and I made the finds exactly where I had been previously with the F's. I just ordered the 10.5" Spider coil today so can cover a little more ground and get that extra inch or two. Since switching from the F-75 to the 3D as my primary detector, my silver and nickel count has gone up significantly and I no longer need to worry about EMI. The down side to the 3D is that they are a little heavy by todays standards but still manageable when pole mounted.
Good Luck with your new 3D and don't forget to write and tell us how you are doing.
Leo
I took the freshly tuned 3D to a small school yard that is close to home that I have literally hammered with my F-75 and F-70 and found 5 old nickels, 2 silver dimes, 5 wheats and a few clad coins in just over an hour the first time out. I know the numbers don't sound significant; however, this particular school yard is very small and I made the finds exactly where I had been previously with the F's. I just ordered the 10.5" Spider coil today so can cover a little more ground and get that extra inch or two. Since switching from the F-75 to the 3D as my primary detector, my silver and nickel count has gone up significantly and I no longer need to worry about EMI. The down side to the 3D is that they are a little heavy by todays standards but still manageable when pole mounted.
Good Luck with your new 3D and don't forget to write and tell us how you are doing.
Leo
mike from Illinois
New member
hawg i know tom will work on the cz3d . he recalibrated mine in july of 08. seen on his forum where he is going to be busy for a couple weeks. belive he is doing a lot of testing on the new f75ltd. mike