New Detector Help

[Rob 183]

Posted this on Head To Head Comparisons but not sure it was the best place...

Due to having 2 neck surgeries and the pain that still lingers I feel a change needs to be made for a lighter unit. I am looking for recommendations on a current machine with similar capabilities. I have zero experience with digital detectors. May post the 6000 Di Pro FS/Trade with many extras in the near future.

HH
Rob

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Posted this on Head To Head Comparisons but not sure it was the best place...

Due to having 2 neck surgeries and the pain that still lingers I feel a change needs to be made for a lighter unit. I am looking for recommendations on a current machine with similar capabilities. I have zero experience with digital detectors. May post the 6000 Di Pro FS/Trade with many extras in the near future.

HH
Rob

I have the 6000 XLPRO and it is light, yours should be about the same weight. You could use the "harness" from Kellyco, I use one all the time, or check out the Tesoro detector line, they are pretty light...

 

[Terrafisher]

Another vote from me on the bungee harness!

Let your body carry the weight instead of pulling on your shoulder.

 

[mlayers]

My friend also us a bungee cord....Matt