Just got my Super 12!

[Codes]

Hey everyone,

I just got my Super 12 about 15 minutes ago! Just a little birthday present to myself. Before I took it out, I had a few questions. First, I have been reading that the pinpointing is affected since it isnt the stock coil. If that's actually true, how is it affected? Second, I read that you have to turn the sensitivity down when using it. Is that also true? If anyone has any other advice, just throw it out there!

Thanks,
Codes

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Treasure of Victoria Peak - Grab it through Amazon!

[johnnycat]

I only had my Super 12 about a month. I don't remember about the pinpointing but I think it was almost dead center. Yes, it was quite chatty. But, that was in a city park. I can only imagine it should be pretty good in a clean area, then you should be able to crank up that gain.

 

[Sarge]

I'd love to have one but the areas I hunt are pretty trashy & the ground has a fairly high degree of mineralization which contraindicates a large coil. The 9.5 is too much sometimes.

Let us know what you think of it, Codes.

 

[sniffer]

I got before the LBH and used it almost all the time. I ran it normal. no problems at all, great depth, 12+ inches on heavy piece of wire.
pinpoint is dead on.
So, in a nutshell I love it

Sniffer

 

[sndman60]

I just got my new DFX 300 yesterday. I just had to go out and try it after work. I must say that if you pay attention to your pinpoint and do it right, it is dead on. But, I did notice that it is very sensitive and really needs to be worked very slowly in a trashy area. I did pull a few clad at about 8"+ in areas where I had previously gone over with the XLT. I set my preamp at about a 2 or 3 and I was able to set the AC at about 70. There is definitely a learning curve with the new coil and machine. Good luck.

 

[cosmic]

Turn the sensetivity up till unstable and then back down a tiny bit..Pinpointing is easy and the only thing is the depth reading maybe off..

 

[sniffer]

one thing I found out is awesome, is turn on your DC Phase, that way when you pinpoint it'll give a VDI

Sniffer