About 3 years ago, I did loads of test comparisons with PI's, Excals and Cz-20's over the course of a year..
At the time, I tried the Beach Scan by Eric Foster, White's SM PI PRO, Tesoro Sand Shark, Fisher's PI, Headhunter PI,Garret Infinium and any others I could find-like the Barricuda.
"ON MY BEACHES" From Sarasota down to Port Charlotte and out to Boca Grande's beaches, the PI's failed to perform well in the water, either poor depth [like on the Sand Shark] or uncontrollable rise and fall of threshold sound with each wave-to the point of unuseable with the HH PI for instance.
The Beach Scan & HH PI were the best on wet sand, as long as the coil didn't go in the water. Bobby pins at a foot. { OH MY BACK! } The Excal was the best in the water, the CZ-20 was made the best and easiest to hipmount of the 2.
Anyone have a different experience in my areas?
Anything come out since, that you feel warrants further investigation?
Also, my interest lies in finding small 14kt gold rings. So, the detector that hits small gold is what would matter to me most.
Thanks,
Chuck,Diggin'it in Florida
At the time, I tried the Beach Scan by Eric Foster, White's SM PI PRO, Tesoro Sand Shark, Fisher's PI, Headhunter PI,Garret Infinium and any others I could find-like the Barricuda.
"ON MY BEACHES" From Sarasota down to Port Charlotte and out to Boca Grande's beaches, the PI's failed to perform well in the water, either poor depth [like on the Sand Shark] or uncontrollable rise and fall of threshold sound with each wave-to the point of unuseable with the HH PI for instance.
The Beach Scan & HH PI were the best on wet sand, as long as the coil didn't go in the water. Bobby pins at a foot. { OH MY BACK! } The Excal was the best in the water, the CZ-20 was made the best and easiest to hipmount of the 2.
Anyone have a different experience in my areas?
Anything come out since, that you feel warrants further investigation?
Also, my interest lies in finding small 14kt gold rings. So, the detector that hits small gold is what would matter to me most.
Thanks,
Chuck,Diggin'it in Florida