Arm Cuff

[Donut]

Is there other stronger Minelab arm cuffs that will fit on the Equinox that Minelab has for other detectors.
I think I see somewhere (can’t find) that the Xterra one will fit on the Nox.
I‘ve seen metal one but just looking around before I do anything.


Doug

 

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[Ziggy-Grimm]

I've been thinking about ordering a Herke off of Steve. I noticed the stock plastic one is very pliable and I can see this aftermarket aluminum making a big difference; Opinions from you guys that have one?

 

[bullnose]

Steve's Detector Rods

This^^^

 

[EQ8]

Here's a real inexpensive and easy repair.
The fix is near the end of the video.

 

[Donut]

Thanks EQ8. I’ve seen that video before. Mine is not broken and I have never broke a detector in 50 years. But the NOX cuff just seems week so I was just looking for an alternative.
I found one on eBay for $25+ shipping so about $27. Something for $59 plus shipping ? is nice but a little hard when your on SS.
Doug

 

[Toecutter]

I haven't broke mine I dont see it as a issue and I am hard on my equipment, I wouldn't worry till its time...

 

[Donut]

I’ve also heard the XTerra will work and is stronger but I did a lot of searching but couldn’t find.

Doug

 

[HighVDI]

I would also vote for the Herke cuff but TBH.....it was expensive as all get out but it is a very stout piece.

 

[Donut]

I would also vote for the Herke cuff but TBH.....it was expensive as all get out but it is a very stout piece.

I agree but if you were on Social Secretary like I am that a big chunk out of my check at $60+ shipped.

 

[HighVDI]

I agree but if you were on Social Secretary like I am that a big chunk out of my check at $60+ shipped.

Totally understand!

 

[Donut]

I just compared the difference between a metal cuff and the OEM cuff.
metal. 8.61 oz
OEM. 4.07
—————
difference 4.54 oz more.
That actually helps in offsetting the coil as a counterbalance.
Doug

 

[ericgor]

 

[Donut]

O- - -K that different. Very nice.
i like the better view of the screen.
that looks comfortable especially if the cuff and handle can be moved back for adjustments.

I’m in on that one.
Doug

 

[HighVDI]

O- - -K that different. Very nice.
i like the better view of the screen.
that looks comfortable especially if the cuff and handle can be moved back for adjustments.

I’m in on that one.
Doug

I'm sure that's very budget friendly.....

 

[relicmeister]

I find the stock cuff perfectly fine myself, I do have a lead relic that fits into the top of the shaft and counterbalances better, but I’ll only use it if I’m going to swing a large area and even then I use a detector buddy so I can let go of the machine when I’m digging targets.

 

[Donut]

I'm sure that's very budget friendly.....

Yea right , lol , I found one like it on some sale site $100. Lol. Also it seams it would be bulky using it .

 

[Donut]

I find the stock cuff perfectly fine myself, I do have a lead relic that fits into the top of the shaft and counterbalances better, but I’ll only use it if I’m going to swing a large area and even then I use a detector buddy so I can let go of the machine when I’m digging targets.

Doing all that ?.. That’s why I have Steve’s carbon fiber shaft. It has a counter weight that screws into the back of the shaft with a cap on it so I can add or remove the bags of shot inside. Also counter weights don't work well in the water because it works so well you can’t keep the coil on the bottom but it removed easily.
Doug.