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Tesoro Cibola coil question?

cw_relic_hunter

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I have a tesoro cibola and love it, it is the deepest relic machine that I have ever owned besides the fisher 1266x I sent it off and had a manuel ground balance put on it to add to the depth I can hit a bullet or button at about 14" what do yall think about the 12x10 coil, has anyone tried it? does it really add any more depth?
 
Air tests for me very close to the same as the standard 9 x 8. Differences are that it should cover more ground volume per swing with the DD configuration than the 9 x 8 concentric and it makes the Cibola much more nose heavy. I spend nearly all my time with the standard coil on the Cibola. I have a couple of places I want to take the 12 x 10 to this year.

If you are in any real bad red clay or other high mineralization areas, the DD in theory should handle the mineralization better ... but I have not spent time with both coils over difficult ground.
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