I'm thinking the same thing. Look how small that thing is in the first picture. Barely larger than that dude's hand. Probably be good to get up alongside curb strips and old house foundations. And the separation in heavy iron should be second to none, especially with the new and improved reactivity of 2.5 and 3.
Yeah I was thrown off by the white at first, but someone explained that it was because of heat absorption, like out in the desert, looking for gold. Dunno, though. I'm not a heat specialist.
That's something i am curious about. Whether or not there's a wire connecting the battery to the coil. If there is, then it seems like that could be the weak point of this new coil over time. I'm hoping it's some kind of wireless connection, using induction. We shall see.
If u carefully inspect picture No1 u will see place where cable go into the coil under the stern, regarding induction charging even is very desirable i don't think we will see it soon or XP will implement it on their coils already(they still have 2 pin for charging). And yes i will go also with elliptical coil since i want to use it at the beach for small jewellery hunting.
I saw one video clip where Alain was demonstrating the elliptical coil. He was detecting over a small piece of gold which was laminated onto a piece of cardstock, like a business card. It seemed to pick it up really well.
Hopefully not a noob question, but how come you want the elliptical coil closed. I thought it was better for us to look through?I love the look of those sexy white coils!
If they try selling those coils at 450-500 dollar range then I will just pony up for a Gold Bug 2, or perhaps Makro Gold to have a dedicated unit without batteries in the shaft.
And what the hell, another open coil?! Come on, XP, close that elliptical up!
After closer inspection it appears the elliptical charge clip mounts the standard position, but I cant see anything an the stem.
