pahunter69
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do i need a mono coil for my infinium . am living in lancaster pa but will be doing little dirt digging more wet , fresh and saltneed coil help
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do i need a mono coil for my infinium . am living in lancaster pa but will be doing little dirt digging more wet , fresh and salt
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The mono coils are lighter, pinpoint better, better on chains, more sensitive and deeper.
Either go for the 14 x 10 mono for maximum ground coverage or the 8 inch which will give similar or more depth than your stock coil on gold rings. Both will make your beach detecting more fun and profitable.
Either go for the 14 x 10 mono for maximum ground coverage or the 8 inch which will give similar or more depth than your stock coil on gold rings. Both will make your beach detecting more fun and profitable.
pahunter69
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how will a mono work though in salt water will i have to play with discemanate
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