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[coin2]

Has any one heard of this metal detector form wilsons electronice.
The cion select?

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[UK Brian]

Coin Select. Wilson have been making detectors in the U.S. for years. Previous model was the Northstar. Good depth and discrimination. Before that they had the Wilson ATD (analogue to digital), its very sort after.
Coin Select runs along the same lines as the early machines so its not light. I've yet to try this latest model but there were a few very good reports on line. I think Tex Kinsey has one so if you did a search and find one of his posts you could contact him for more information.

 

[coin2]

HI
I did a search for tex kinsey. And nothing came up. Maybe hill see this post on this forum.cion2

 

[buttondigger]

Yes. I have used it as well as all other Wilson models. Works very well in trashy areas, salt water beaches. Coins ,relics, rings. You would have to decide if you like the weight, coil, overall design. Paul Wilson is a metal detector genius. The coin select will discriminate an aluminum can and still detect a quarter. I think Kelly co sells them so you can see a pic. Good luck, Tex

 

[buttondigger]

An obsessive, compulsive, detector user who needs help!

 

[coin2]

HI
I all ways heard that if you, you's to much discriminat you will miss ring's? can you adjust the discriminat? how about coil's ? Can you get differnt size coils to?

 

[JB(MS)]

There's quite a few posts concerning the Wilson Coin Select in the archives of Carl's forum on my website. The link is to the results of a search of the archives for Coin Select, maybe there's some info in the results that will help.

<font color="#000077"><b><i>Link</i>: Coin Select</b></font>

 

[buttondigger]

Yes it has full discrimination. It comes standard with a nine inch coil. I believe he also sells an eight inch coil.

 

[coin2]

ok cool