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Noisy CTX - Normal?

GKMan said:
Hey Poker
I was going to put the bottom of the coil in the dip, not the whole thing.
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Ok, now that is funny!

I'm gonna take Larry's advice and go naked with my coils in the future. I have owned some machines where I swung their coils for 5 out of 7 days a week for a couple years and never had any issues with wear. I think the concept of "coil wear" is somewhat of a myth, and basically sells covers. Well that is assuming people are not using their coils to mow the lawn or chop hay! And I haven't done any detecting on the sidewalks or in the street where I can see it would be very abrasive. Call me a sissy, but cutting a plug is concrete is just too hard, even with the best of diggers. :rofl:

The Shark
 
Very helpful discussion. Thank you all. Happened to me as well, but I was using steel tip boots yesterday, once got back home, changed my boots the machine was stable again.
 
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