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Submersible Coil Question.
- Thread starter candycane
- Start date
RELIC_HUNTER
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If the coil is a CoinSearch or any other type of coil and to make waterproof, hardware stores carry epoxy resin which comes in a two part tube. Mix well and apply to where coil wire enters coil. Make sure nothing is left exposed and now the coil is waterproof. As far as a waterproof coil for these machines,NO.......YES if you live in Australia.There are waterproof coils for these machines,but only for the Australian market...
I think this unit uses a 5 pin plug and the Sovereign's use a 6 pin.This unit also uses a Treasure Search coil which looks like the Coinsearch,but may be closer to fit a Musketeer,which uses a 5 pin. Good Luck