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What is the deepest coin you've dug with the X-70 and which coil were you using?

Dan(NM)

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I was just curious as to what kind of depths coins are being dug with the X-70, which coils are getting the depth and what types of soil conditions your digging in. Thanks.
 
i've been digging quite a few coins at least a foot deep with both the 10x5 dd and the concentric coil, they where also very loud and i reckon could have got them deeper if they were deeper :)
 
For me probably 6-8". We have very hard red clay here.

I did dig a big ole piece of pipe at over a foot, :lol: I kept hoping it was the motherlode, Beale.
 
What coil were you using ??????
 
[quote Elton]What coil were you using ??????[/quote]


Hope this is fo me Elton? I was using the standard 7.5 cincentric, Beale.
 
Yes and thank you for the reply..I had no idea they went that deep..I have 3khz 7.5khz and eliptical 18.75 DD..so maybe theres hope I can nail a few deep ones !!!
 
MY deepest coin was about 10 - 11" with the 10.5 DD - 7.5 kHz coil. I got a button at a solid 13" with the same coil, the button was about the size of a nickel. Both tones were clear and I'm sure the machine will go deeper under the same conditions and with the same coil. Ron
 
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