My F75 came with 3 coils. Fisher 5 and 11" and a NEL Hunter. I haven't found anything incredibly deep with it yet. I've read that the 15" Fisher is like swinging a sewer lid and it really isn't that great of a coil compared to the factory 11" and after market stuff. I recently saw a Facebook post where someone was swinging the NEL Tornado on his F75 and pulled a flying eagle at just about 15". My soil isn't that deep before I hit clay, maybe 8-10 inches in most of the areas that I hunt. In those areas, I know that nothing is gonna sink lower than that, unless it's been plowed.Anyone ever use the big NEL coils on these platforms? The factory 15" feels like your shoulder is being ripped off. I keep hearing the NEL coils are deep. Any thoughts?
My F75 came with 3 coils. Fisher 5 and 11" and a NEL Hunter. I haven't found anything incredibly deep with it yet. I've read that the 15" Fisher is like swinging a sewer lid and it really isn't that great of a coil compared to the factory 11" and after market stuff. I recently saw a Facebook post where someone was swinging the NEL Tornado on his F75 and pulled a flying eagle at just about 15". My soil isn't that deep before I hit clay, maybe 8-10 inches in most of the areas that I hunt. In those areas, I know that nothing is gonna sink lower than that, unless it's been plowed.
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I got a 12" x 15" NEL butterfly coil a couple years ago. Man a bigger coil adds weight to the machine. I can swing it for maybe 2 hours at a time unless I use my make-shift harness to neutralize the added weight. I mainly use it for fields and back yards that have had fill added. Needless to say I do not use it as often as a 1st thought I would since my sites of choice are yards in town.
The sharpshooter is my main coil of choice of the 4 I own (5"DD, Nel Sharpshooter, stock DD and the 12"x15" butterfly). The right coil for the rite circumstances. I even have them all mounted on lower shafts for quick change.
what settings do you use HighVDI?
Kind of off topic....but I have yet to find a silver coin with the 5" dd. I love the separation but it seems to either not sniff out the bling, or I just haven't swiped over some yet. Loco have you found any silver with the sharpshooter?
I too started wondering about the machine/coil not being able to sniff the silver out but in the past few months I've proved myself wrong, you just have to get out and get over the silver!
Kind of off topic....but I have yet to find a silver coin with the 5" dd. I love the separation but it seems to either not sniff out the bling, or I just haven't swiped over some yet. Loco have you found any silver with the sharpshooter?
I've been considering a thunder for my F75. I have a 5" and 11" Fisher coils and a NEL Hunter.
I've also read good things here about the Sharpshooter. May add that one of I work enough overtime or cash is on all the scrap I've dug up.
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I have the F75 Ltd DST, ATP, AT Max. The F75 is a high advance machine takes a lot longer to master. I use the big Ultimate coil for the F75 it will go very deep the problem is you dig real deep a lot. Lol be careful what you wish for. I also have the Storm and the Thunder. I was going to keep the Storm for low trashy fields and homesteads and the Thunder for parks because of the great separation. Well the Storm has got to go. Between the Storm and the Lesche Piranha shovel my shoulders are blown out from yesterday. Do a 6+ hour hunt my hand and finger are still going numb sometimes.
I call it Storm Juice View attachment 1510159
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The more I use the Hunter coil the more I'm coming to like it. It hits on small items like a champ. I pulled a tiny ball of foil that someone rolled up real tight and it had to be every bit of 8". I don't think there is that much difference between it and the factory 11" coil as far as depth goes. The 11" coil will supposedly ID a coin at 12".I have the Nel Hunter as well. I never use it. Wasn’t too impressed. I figured if I sell my ATP I’ll put the Hunter coil in there to sell mine faster.
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The more I use the Hunter coil the more I'm coming to like it. It hits on small items like a champ. I pulled a tiny ball of foil that someone rolled up real tight and it had to be every bit of 8". I don't think there is that much difference between it and the factory 11" coil as far as depth goes. The 11" coil will supposedly ID a coin at 12".
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