Second lower shaft end for second coil

[perry2]

Prior to getting the Pro I had each coil mounted to its own lower end so changing coils was just unplug and pull off the rod end. I think I''ll do the same for the Pro--anyone see any reason not to ?? Perry

 

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perry
By all means go for it ! lol
Gary

 

[deadeye 22250]

I use lower rods for my detectors, it makes changing them faster and easier.

 

[badpenny]

I too keep my coils on their own shafts, the shafts only cost a few bucks. Why not?

 

[cooper1841]

Ditto, three coils, three shafts

I too keep my coils on their own shafts, the shafts only cost a few bucks. Why not?

 

[luvsdux]

By far the easiest way to change coils on the go. I've got all mine set up that way.
luvsdux

 

[RobRieman]

+6! Must be the way to go! And you don't have to remove your Ty-raps or tape each time if you have the first few inches attached straight up the shaft with multiple rods.