Yep. I like it. Only adds 5oz of additional weight, 15" swing coverage, and slightly more depth than the stock. Still pinpoints and separates well even compared to stock.
So you have lost faith in the 6", because of iron falsing?
Haven't had the chance to use it on wet sand yet but I don't see why that would make a difference in the attributes I mentioned. What am I missing, Truth?
You? Miss something no way. I just don’t beach hunt and didn’t know if you where taken beach or not,
I personally use my 6" coil the most after getting it. The six inch, for it's size, is amazing at the coverage it gives. Add the separation and it is hard to take off once it's on. I feel I don't have to overlap intensely like small coils on my other detectors.
I suspect that the 15" will be beyond the point of diminishing returns, but I am following the threads on the 15. Thing is, if the 11" stock coil is as good as it is, and the 6" finds missed stuff that the 11" skipped over, then I can't see the 15" investment, at least in my local area, for coin and jewelry.
I once read that a 13" coil size hits the limit for depth. Who knows though. The Equinox has already surpassed my expectations.
I am waiting on an 8" coil.
Now if I can just find someone who has it in stock and for sale...........
Now if I can just find someone who has it in stock and for sale...........
Headed out tomorrow for the first time with the 15 on the nox