Best CZ Coil??

[TXDIRTFISHER]

I've got a CZ-7 and I was wondering if Fisher made a coil that performs better than the 8 inch spider? Did anyone make an aftermarket DD type coil for the CZ's? Thx.

 

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[Dixie Digger]

Sun Ray makes an Excellent coil for the CZ Google FZ coil.

 

[TXDIRTFISHER]

Thanks Dixie for the info. I've been to your neck of the woods. I spent some time....a lot of time...working for the G and attending training in Brunswick.

 

[Sandman]

Fisher has larger coils for all the CZ detectors. Check their website. The CZ20 and 21 only have two coils, an 8" and 10" Spider coil

 

[EasyMoney]

Recently I read a remark by Bob Foster that indicated a 10 1/2" factory coil on a cz3d would be the best deal in wide-open places over-all, and that a DFX would be the best over-all in trashy places.

He also said the F-75 would probably get the best depth and that an Explorer would work the best in handling bad soil.

Hey, whatever you do, don't get an Excellerator coil, the WOTS work a lot better.

Good luck.

EasyMoney

 

[TXDIRTFISHER]

What is a "WOTS"?

Thx for the info. I already have a DFX and I use my CZ-7 as a backup. I want to get a better coil at some point down the road for the CZ-7 and I wasn't sure what was out there. Thx.

 

[EasyMoney]

It's a WOT coil..

They are expensive though.

Just type in "WOT searchcoils" on your browser.

 

[Massbaycolonist]

Hey, whatever you do, don't get an Excellerator coil, the WOTS work a lot better.

Good luck.

EasyMoney

The WOTS work a lot better? What's a WOT?

 

[RL OH]

The 8 inch stock spider coil is the best all around coil in my opinion. This coil goes deep and is not near as heavy as the Fisher 10.5 coil. I could not handle the heft of that coil. Sunray use to make a 12 inch coil that is as light as the factory 10.5 coil. I don't believe they make them anymore, BUT I may be wrong on that. Ten inch deep coins were pretty routine with the stock 8 inch coil. That is hard to beat. R.L.