Well, heres my new lineup, I went from the 3 Amigos to the Fantastic 4!

[mtdoramike]

 

[mtdoramike]

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[Dave Z]

How do they stack up to each other.If you bury a dime at the edge of the coinstrikes depth(where you just get a faint signal).how do the other machines read the dime.Dave

 

[mtdoramike]

CZ70 & C$ both will hit a dime at about 10-11" fresh buried. But thats here in central Florida, others may experience more or less depth depending on their soil conditions. The CZ70 & C$ are about equal in depth. I think they each have their benefits, the CZ5 is an all around coin machine and one of the best. The CZ3d however is a good coin machine for older sites, but newer trashy sites, I would opt for a CZ5 or the CZ70. Now, the CZ70 is a great all around machine and one of my all time favorites, great for relics, coins & beach hunting and I like the notching system of the 70 plus I just like digital. Now the C$, is one of the best relic machines going, what little have done with it has really impressed me. The C$ is one of those machine that you can use in places that you can't use a CZ.

As an example, I have tried hunting around railroad tracks with the CZ's and they go nuts anywhere near 10 feet of the tracks, but not the C$, it will hunt almost up to the tracks without much of a problem. But then electrical interference will cause problems with the C$, but not bother the CZ's so its really a catch 22 I guess.

 

[Bill Ladd]

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[Dave Z]

I had the 6,6a,7 and 7apro.There were just tooo many places I couldn't hunt with them.Places that were infested with iron,like old cellar holes and old fairgrounds were near impossible to hunt.The falsing from the iron would drive me crazy.Also had a lot of problems with falsing over wet grass for some reason.I do like them for saltwater beach hunting however and will most likely pick up another 20.Dave

 

[Bill Ladd]

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[Dave Z]

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