Minelab has always had the vision to create new technology for the detectorist. Not wanting to rest on their laurels. The Exterra series is hard to beat for all around hunting. If they have improved the new Exterras even more, then I dont see anyone wanting to look at anyone elses detectors. The Exterra 70 I have can go back in hunted out civil war camps and pull more goodies out that were left behind by the competitors. Here are a few things found in the last two outings from hunted out camps in SW MO.
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Original Vision
- Thread starter SWMO Mark
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parrothead
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Can I come down and play with you. 
Tom, I use the 10.5" coil, 18 khz. I have found it best to hunt in all metal with 2 tones. It allows you to here all the iron signals, so you know when to slow down and investigate the area more. Nice high pitched tone for the bullets, etc. I use the 18 khz coil because the bullets read closer to gold type signals than silver. I dont see that you really lose any depth on silver coins. Hope this helps. Mark