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How bigs your coil?
Posted by ghound
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Re: How bigs your coil? October 27, 2016 08:16PM |
The largest traditional looking coil i have and use is the 20'' Sierra Grande Mono coil for TDI Pro,it looks massive on the end of the detector but its also reasonably light for its size,mainly use it for 'very' deep relic/hoard hunting and it is deep for sure.
These large coils are mainly used by folks from Russia etc for deep WW2 artifacts and war related items,most are Pulse related,they can even go much bigger upto about 6ft square on a framework that is support by carrying the coil from your shoulders or even being carried by 2 folks and one has the Pulse control box,the largest traditional made coil that i am aware of is the one made for the Nexus Ultima which basically is 2 20'' coils slightly over lapping so the basic size is about 38''x20'' but i also dont think i am wrong in saying that Coiltek also produce large coils like the 40 x 20" Goldhunting Anti-Interference which is also for the GPX range of Pulse machines.
These are not your everday day coils for a quick coinshooting session in the park,but aimed at a niche market of deep cache/relic/hoard hunting,they are deep but totally useless for small finds.
These large coils are mainly used by folks from Russia etc for deep WW2 artifacts and war related items,most are Pulse related,they can even go much bigger upto about 6ft square on a framework that is support by carrying the coil from your shoulders or even being carried by 2 folks and one has the Pulse control box,the largest traditional made coil that i am aware of is the one made for the Nexus Ultima which basically is 2 20'' coils slightly over lapping so the basic size is about 38''x20'' but i also dont think i am wrong in saying that Coiltek also produce large coils like the 40 x 20" Goldhunting Anti-Interference which is also for the GPX range of Pulse machines.
These are not your everday day coils for a quick coinshooting session in the park,but aimed at a niche market of deep cache/relic/hoard hunting,they are deep but totally useless for small finds.