New Underwater Detector

billfishbelize

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fisher cz-20
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All Treasure Hunting
One thing I might add is that no matter how hard you try, stuff gets hard treatment always in a boat, so I want one that can stand up to that environment. Thanks
 

I concur with old man. Aquapulse. :icon_thumright:
 

I use Minelab very good in trashy areas, have to agree with others on a wreck i use my aquapulse its compact goes deep and can be used almost "hands free" good tool.
 

Buy a aquapulse and use a minelab for a door stop.
 

I use a jw fishers pulse 8x and it has been very good to me. I also have a fishers 1280x aquanaut and it gave me over 20 years of good service before going belly up. I will either get another or have the old one rebuilt. the pulse 8x will go way deeper than the 1280x .

you can get a bulkhead fitting so you can change coils on the jw fishers pulse 8x. this is great for changing conditions. I can tow my 48" coil behind my boat. stop on a hit and change to the 8" coil to check out the hit. I also have a 16" coil for finding large items very deep.

chris combs has been very good to me at jw fishers, they treat people right.
 

What is the biggest coil used on an aquapulse, before barking....not on an extended shaft but on wand? What are you guys using?
 

the company I work for has both Excalluber and Aqua pulse detectors. both work really good but the slight advantage goes to the Aqua pulse, it has a large loop (10 or 12 inches)
 

Get a Minelab Excalibur 1000, put a Coilteck WOT coil (15") on it and go.............
 

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