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Djbutch,

Check out the manufacturers website

http://coiltekmanufacturing.com.au/15inch-all-terrain-coil.html

This coil is very popular with the Coin & Relic hunters around the world and it has earned the nick-name
 
earthlypotluck said:
Djbutch,

Check out the manufacturers website

http://coiltekmanufacturing.com.au/15inch-all-terrain-coil.html

This coil is very popular with the Coin & Relic hunters around the world and it has earned the nick-name
 
I wish I had bought one before the price increase :(

erikk said:
earthlypotluck said:
Djbutch,

Check out the manufacturers website

http://coiltekmanufacturing.com.au/15inch-all-terrain-coil.html

This coil is very popular with the Coin & Relic hunters around the world and it has earned the nick-name
 
I might wanna try an install one on my excal when its warranty runs out...any videos on doing it?
 
joeb1999 said:
I might wanna try an install one on my excal when its warranty runs out...any videos on doing it?
No need for video. Very easy to do. Cut wires, attach to wires from Excalibur. Make sure you use shrink tubing and liquid tape, and then Rescue tape on the outside. Done.

I have one on mine and it does the job and then some. Too big for really trashy areas. But for beaches and wet sand, it kicks butt.
 
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