Second hand Garrett Sea Hunter

Eternity79au

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Eternity79au

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Colonel Dan. You are a champion!!! Thank you so much for posting that link and also for being superman fast. I've just read the article, and, it looks like I'll be leaving discrimination off and digging a lot! I've got the AT Pro and Gold but wanted to get into the salt water. Many thanks again. Regards, Chris.


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rykroll

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Mar 26, 2014
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I love my seahunter found 7 rings the first year using it. Plus a bunch of other cool stuff.
 

agflit

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Ran a Seahunter MK II for a few years...good detector. BUT...you have to use it for what it's DESIGNED for....thats salt water beaches and underwater uses. It is a P.I. detector, and will hit on ANY target....ya got to dig every hit. And it will go deep..

It's a miserable bear in freshwater...not because it isn't a good piece of equipment...just the opposite. Nothing freaking dies in freshwater, so every chunk of foil, bottlecap, nail and hotrock elicits a hit...

The "discrimination" really acts like more of a sensitivity control...anything above 3 and your losing depth. Leave it on 1 and dig it all....jmo.

Put it on a straightshaft behind your elbow..or even better, hipmount it on a dive belt. ALOT easier on a long hunt day...jmo.

Best of luck and good hunting!!


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Eternity79au

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I appreciate your tips and comments. Thanks a lot.


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cudamark

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Let the ironfest begin! :laughing7:
 

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Eternity79au

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You don't like the seahunter?


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cudamark

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You don't like the seahunter?


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On an iron free beach.....sure. where I hunt there is too much iron, so, using a Sea Hunter would drive me crazy. My Excalibur goes deeper, has more coverage, and discrimination. No brainer for me.
 

rykroll

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Once you get really good with the machine you can can tell the shape of targets
 

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Eternity79au

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Thanks. No iron where i am. Tested the excal and sea hunter along with a fisher and whites, sea hunter beat the others for depth hands down. Guess it's where you live and the garbage around? Cheers.


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