Tesoro Cibola

[precise26]

I recently got my detector and am using it very little due to cold weather and snow. Although I was able to get a good 4+ hours in within 2 days to learn the ropes of the machine in my backyard. I feel this MD(Cibola) is very nice and will do me well. But what im looking for is any other info that will help me along the way.(Cibola specific info). I've read a lot and know most of the basics. Now Im looking for mid to advanced stuff. Any help would be great.

 

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[Newfiehunter]

If you can afford it, purchase the 5.75 searchcoil. It is a great asset as it can pick out the goodies from the trash much better than the stockcoil and it so much easier for pinpointing. Hope this little bit of info helps.

 

[JOE(USA)]

precise26,

Glad to hear you like your Cibola. Not sure what you want to know but if you have any questions I would be happy to try and answer it for you. Joe

 

[gcw3131]

I am soon to be a newbie and am thinking about the Tesoro Cibola. I live in SE Pennsylvania and was wondering if this would be a good detector for this area. I want to search for old coins, relics and artifacts. Also, any ancillary suggestions would be appreciated. Where is the best place to buy it? I notice everyone charges the same price.

thanks in advance.

 

[johnnycat]

Start making some phone calls. To me, the dealer that will take the time to talk and answer my silly questions goes to the top of my list. I am willing to deal with that type of person even if they aren't local.