My wife is ready to hop on a plane to France and slap somebody. Haha. She called someone in France about a 9” round HF Deus coil and they told her she would be “silly” to try and get the coil shipped to the US. Not the thing to tell a southern woman. Lol. She was unable to find one so far in the US because even the places who say they have one in stock (Treasure Mountain, Big Boys Hobbies, KellyCo) don’t actually have one in stock. Does anyone have a new one in hand or know of a distributor or shop that actually has one? We would really appreciate it. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Christmas help with a Deus Coil!!!
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Try Keith at Fort Bedford Metal Detectors - a Tnet supporting vendor
You might want to try: www.metaldetector.com. I believe they service XP's and distribute products to other vendors.
Or Serious Detecting on Ebay. I get all my Deus toys from them.
Yes, I noticed they are hotter than (anything I can think of right now.) I guess that's my fault! I love the HF coil, ESPECIALLY the elliptical one. It snakes into tight places better.
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What do you think of the 9” round vs the 9” elliptical as far as depth... Honestly
I would love to have the shape of the elliptical but I am using this for a Civil War area that is heavily wooded and has some bullets at really good depth like a foot. I have had a few that could not be heard with a smaller coil so I’m really worried about squeaking out every inch even though the elliptical would be nice in the woods.
I would love to have the shape of the elliptical but I am using this for a Civil War area that is heavily wooded and has some bullets at really good depth like a foot. I have had a few that could not be heard with a smaller coil so I’m really worried about squeaking out every inch even though the elliptical would be nice in the woods.
I use my HF on CW sites. I don't think there's much difference, if any in depth. It depends on the soil conditions.
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I really like the elliptical, works great in the bush, corn, heavy iron sites. I have found the slower one goes it will show some amazing results from getting keepers out of the iron.
Though some still want to do the 10 acre an hour detector race, with the biggest coil attached, and that's fine.
But concentrating on one area sometimes shows it's hidden gifts well.
Though some still want to do the 10 acre an hour detector race, with the biggest coil attached, and that's fine.
But concentrating on one area sometimes shows it's hidden gifts well.
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Try Wayne at http://metaldetectingstuff.com I just bought a 9.5 x 5 Elliptical HF coil from him with no problems. He usually has everything I've ordered from them in stock, plus they're a T-net supporting vendor
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Old School Digger
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Well in my opinion if you already have a X35 9 inch coil. ? You really don't need another one!
l am a Relic Hunter myself ! So if you add up the pros and cons . The 9.5 elliptical Coil is the way go.Happy Hunting Old School Digger
l am a Relic Hunter myself ! So if you add up the pros and cons . The 9.5 elliptical Coil is the way go.Happy Hunting Old School Digger
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