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My take on the VX3

I used rechargeable AA's in my alkaline pack and separate charger with my MXT for many years. Extra alkaline packs and a charger for 8 cells are cheap. It's also easy to get AA's with more MAH then those in the rechargeable packs. It's an economical solution.
 
Great info. here guys, thank you. I'll be posting a thread of my own for the other newbies into the V family as to not drag this one out further.....
 
I'm a DFX user, My question is, will the coils I have for my machine work on the VX3 if they're V coils ?
Forgive me if this was mentioned in previous posts. If it was, I missed it.
I have a 6x10 and a 4x6, I know the 6x10 is a V coil..
 
Yes, to get maximum performance with the VX3 or V3i you will need V rated coils to be able to run the higher gains. The 2 detectors use the same 3 frequencies so they both need the same coils. Non V rated coils will work to varying results.
 
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