Question on mxt pro?

[Treasureman25]

Hi im new to detecting. Well the new detectors that is. I've used an old coinmaster 6000 before but now want to upgrade. I am going to place an order for the mxt pro soon. I've decided I want to get the 9.5 coil for the trashy areas. Now here's my question. I plan on hunting some caches, hoards, ect. I want to read as deep as possible into the ground. I'm seeing that I can get a 21x17sef coil compatable with the mxt pro. I've been unable to find anyone or really any good info on this coil setup with the mxt pro. What can you tell me about it? Also while using a coil like this will I still be able to see coins say in the first 5 or 8 inches of soil?

P.s. I'm from Wi where we obviously get a lot of frost in the winter. Some are trying to tell me any jars of coins or bigger items will be pushed up closer to the surface over time. Have you ever heard this?

 

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[Sandman]

I have read of caches being pulled toward the surface but can't say if its true or not. Seems most would be buried deeper. I think you would be happier with a lot smaller coil than the 9.5 for trashy areas. I haven't seen any reports on the larger coils for the MXT so I can't comment on them.

 

[christo000]

i agree with sandman ur probly going want a smaller maybe a excellerator coil mayb ull be able to pick up less targets with the smalller then that 9.5 as of the sef coil wow that thing sounds like a monster if i remember correctly i think kellyco has those big sef coils and u can check out there smaller ones on there web site mayb it'll give u a better idea

 

[Treasureman25]

Ok. Thanks guys. Yeah I've seen them on kellyco. I'm just looking hopefully for someone who has used one on their mxt pro. Or used one at all.

 

[treasurehound]

I use the 10x12 SEF on my MXT PRO and love it. I have used the 9.5, D2 and 6x10 coils and the SEF is deeper. Works great in trashy areas as well so it's one coil for all types of hunting. All of the other coils are great as well and any of them will work well for you. I hunted a small part of an old park that measure about 10' x 20' next to some old steps that were there for an old house no longer there. I covered every square inch and removed everything. I hunted it several times at a snails pace and got to the point there were no signals left. After I got the SEF I went back to test it as I knew it was picked clean. I found two mercury dimes and several old wheat pennies. And they were deep. So that made a believer out of me. Also hunted next to a shelter loaded with pull tabs and bottle tops. Again found several wheat and a token. The SEF has great separation and you will hear those coin signals mixed in with the trash. I have never heard of a 17x21 SEF coil and don't know if there is one. They do make a larger coil and I used one at a DIV hunt and it worked great as well. There is nothing wrong with the other coils but the 10x12 SEF is my coil of choice.

 

[Treasureman25]

Thanks treasure hound..for your input

 

[Jdubya]

I agree with Treasurehound, it is hard to beat the 10x12 SEF, but the 13 Ultimate coil is a little more sensitive.
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[christo000]

Idk my 6x8 is non stop pulling stuff out deep to pinpointing right on

 

[wingmaster]

Whites makes the max 15 coil now, I haven't seen anyone use that coil as its for larger targets like caches. HH