thinking abt a new coil for mxt

[kakcsdad]

thanks to the craps tables in biloxi ms i am thinking abt getting a new coil for my mxt. i hv the 5.3 and stock 9.5 coil and was thinking abt maybe getting one of the dd or other elliptical coils. what do you recommend? i do abt all of my hunting with my 5.3 in relic modeas i like the tone diff so i can decide what to dig. i live in nw fla and soil is pretty mineralized. looking for more trash separation along without losing depth.
any help is appreciated
thanks

 

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[FCCDFEd]

I'd recommend the DD6x10 over the DD4x6. It covers a little more ground at each swing, gets a little more depth, and believe it or not still separates out the trashy areas very good. I totally gave up my other coils (DD8x14, 9.5, 5.3) and use the 6x10 on my dfx exclusively. My bro in law has a mxt and he won't use any thing other than the DD6x10. Pinpointing with the 6x10 and all the elliptical coils takes a little learning but is easily mastered. The used ones are hard to come by which indicates the big demand. Keep looking and a good used one will run $100 plus or minus. Hope this helps.

HH, Good Luck

 

[Tin Nugget]

6X9DD or 6X10 which ever you prefer to call it. It will probably stay on your machine most of the time once you use it because it is a great seperator and still allows you to cover ground.

 

[extractor]

The 4x6 sms like a gd chce for yr situation.

The 4x6 would be my pick also

 

[warsawdaddy]

6x10 DD Eclipse.

 

[jcooking]

I used the 6x9 for quite a while. I replaced it with the 10"DD excelerator coil and haven't changed back.

 

[bula]

I have a 4x6 6x10 & just picked up a super 12, I have not had much of a chance to try the 12 yet but what I have used it I think I will like it for larger areas & those areas that I have hunted out with the other coils. The 6x10 is a great coil for over all hunting but can't hold up against the 4x6 in trash. I have hunted old dumps with both & where the 6x10 even in discrimination mode would not pick up a good signal. When I changed to the 4x6 I recovered 8 wheat's & a barber dime from the same area.

The 4x6 is good for about 6" of depth where the 6x10 is good for 8 to 10" hoping the 12" will get me below 12" Hope this helps & I guess it all comes down to what you want & where you are going to hunt.