JimmyCT
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I recently picked up the Coiltek 10x5" and hunted with it at a park (1921) with a small pond. I have hunted all around this park and made wonderful old coin finds with the Equinox 800 with 11" stock coil. Within the last year, I have focused on a grassy area on the side of the pond. This area is tough hunting as it is loaded with lead weights, hooks, pull tabs, bottle tops, aluminum, old silverware and iron bits of junk from picnics and other early activities over the last 100+ years. Last year I used the 11" stock coil on the Equinox 800 and found clad, numerous wheat cents, and a close to a dozen silver dimes. Fast forward to the Equinox 900 and the Coiltek 10x5". I feel between the much better separation abilities of the 900 and the smaller footprint of the Coiltek 10x5", it is a winning combination. The Coiltek was my answer to squeezing out (in approx 6 hours) another 20 wheaties, and 5 silvers, a flat button and a silver ring. If you are looking for a coil to work in iron / trashy environments, consider the Coiltek 10x5" for your Equinox.
Note: This post has not been endorsed nor I have not been compensated in any form or manner by Coiltek.
Note: This post has not been endorsed nor I have not been compensated in any form or manner by Coiltek.
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