VLF V PI

[metal mania]

Would love to see a Vlf V PI review

 

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[Detector Wars]

There are lots of variables.
The rule of thumb is that Pi's for depth and VLF's for discrimination, but that's not always the case. My Excalibur 2 does quite well regarding depth in wet sand sometimes (only in amm), I have found smallish items supprisingly deep.

The big question for me is, which is deeper underwater, and not on wet sand/dry sand. I also have an Infinium and have used minelab pi's.

 

[Sandman]

This has been answered a few times before. If you were a Charter Member you could do a search to find what ever you need.

 

[GibH]

Sandman, the search feature has been opened to all members now.

 

[TimC (North Alabama)]

I reviewed the Excalibur and the Whites Duel Field a few post down.

Tim

 

[SFLOcenEng]

This has been answered a few times before. If you were a Charter Member you could do a search to find what ever you need.

Not to be a spoil sport but I think technology should be shared so FYI you can do a search of the whole Treasure Net site using "Google Site Search."

http://www.google.com/sitesearch/

Enjoy

EDIT

This will allow you to search the whole site at one time not just the particular forum section you are in.

 

[metal mania]

This has been answered a few times before. If you were a Charter Member you could do a search to find what ever you need.

Not to be a spoil sport but I think technology should be shared so FYI you can do a search of the whole Treasure Net site using "Google Site Search."

http://www.google.com/sitesearch/

Enjoy got 2 love it big time thanks

EDIT

This will allow you to search the whole site at one time not just the particular forum section you are in.