What X35 coil would you get?

[fyrffytr1]

So, I won a new coil for my Deus from Team Deus USA but don't know which coil to get. I use the standard 11" coil 90% of the time and the 9" 10%. I hunt plowed fields most of the time. Should I go with the 11" round or the 11x13" elliptical?

 

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[signal_line]

You already have an 11" LF? maybe you can sell it. I don't know. I've heard the big coil is marginal improvement, but that might have been a LF.

 

[gene the machine]

I'd get the 11" X35 and sell the 11"LF. It's much better and it has the burst mode.

 

[fyrffytr1]

Thanks. I am going with the X35 11". Maybe I can get enough out of the11" LF to but the pin pointer.

 

[signal_line]

I read some people bought the 11 x 13 and don't use it. Said it was heavy and put extra stress on the frame.

But on the flip side you cover way more ground and get more depth. Watch the you tube videos.

 

[fyrffytr1]

I read some people bought the 11 x 13 and don't use it. Said it was heavy and put extra stress on the frame.

But on the flip side you cover way more ground and get more depth. Watch the you tube videos.

If it is heavy I don't want it. Weight is the reason I went with the XP Deus to begin with.

 

[laidback4sho]

I got the 11" X35 when it was released and sold my old 11" coil. I like the X35 better.

 

[gravityboy]

Thanks. I am going with the X35 11". Maybe I can get enough out of the11" LF to but the pin pointer.

The LF coils have been selling pretty regularly between $150 and $200 on the 'bay...so should be possible.

 

[fyrffytr1]

The LF coils have been selling pretty regularly between $150 and $200 on the 'bay...so should be possible.

Thanks. I'll keep that in mind.

 

[vferrari]

I read some people bought the 11 x 13 and don't use it. Said it was heavy and put extra stress on the frame.

But on the flip side you cover way more ground and get more depth. Watch the you tube videos.

You actually get negligible increased depth with the 11x13 because depth is primarily determined by the width of the coil. Which means in this case you MIGHT get less than a half an inch more depth under ideal conditions than the 11" round. You do get increased swing coverage, but the other downsides including weight and lack of balance, make the 11" a better choice, IMO.

 

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

11" x35 is my go to!

 

[laidback4sho]

Same.