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V Rated Coils
- Thread starter tabman
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
Yep, they should work fine. A V rated or nulled coil is primarily tweaked for the 22.5 kHz channel of the V series.
The important fact is you won't get any benefit from using a V rated coil except on a detector using the 22.5 frequency. For you a non V rated coil can many times be bought used as a bargain. As I remember you also have have a V3i so the advantage of a V rated coil is you can use it on both of your detectors.