Soveriegn???

[starsplitter]

Can anyone who owns a Sovereign rate their experience with the machine? Positive? Negative? I am considering buying one for general hunting, but cache searches in particular. Thanks.

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Sovereign is a great detector, if your going to hunt fields and not kiddie parks get the WOT coil...!

 

[Keppy]

Can anyone who owns a Sovereign rate their experience with the machine? Positive? Negative? I am considering buying one for general hunting, but cache searches in particular. Thanks.

I have been useing Sovereigns for about 20 years....I have had every model they made from the first to the GT.........And i also use a lot of other brands.......... And the truth is i would take the Sovereign over any other brand............In Minelabs line of detectors to me the Sovereign is better than the Explorer and better than the Etrac............ I have used the Sovereign in parks in fields and around foundations... It works great every were............... So my experience with the Sovereign has been..... " Positive "................

 

[Kbron2000]

I just got one and it's awesome in the parks I recommend to get a 180 meter for your MD very important for new user

 

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

Can anyone who owns a Sovereign rate their experience with the machine? Positive? Negative? I am considering buying one for general hunting, but cache searches in particular. Thanks.

They are great multi freq machines. Handle most conditions well. AMAZING beach hunters. Holler if you have any questions.

 

[starsplitter]

I would be using the detector in the sierras. The soils here are rocky, often volcanic in origin - mineralization is a potential problem. I need it to hunt for coins/caches buried at shallow to deeper depths depths (up to a meter or so). I am looking at the Gemini III for depths exceeding a meter. Deeper than the Gemini (voids), I've found an affordable soil electrical resistance unit. For the Sovereign, can you recommend coils? I can give you more particulars if messaged. Thanks for your reply... it seems the forums aren't as traveled as they used to be and I need advice from credibe sources.

 

[starsplitter]

Thank you.

 

[starsplitter]

Thanks Kbron.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Wot. Coil (15") and SEF Butterfly 12x15 are great coils for covering ground and both are deep.