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    AT Pro & 6.5 x 9

    I went to the park a couple hours this morn and went over the totlot real good with the 6.5 x 9 coil I wanted to try it out as I was having problem pp with the large stock dd coil.
    Well it was great didn't find a lot like 3 quarters, 2 nickels, 2 dimes and several pennies but the park is just right up the road and I hit it often so not to bad for a short hunt I didn't hit the open areas was kinda muddy after the rain.
    I will be keeping the 6.5 x 9 coil on for all my coin hunting because pp is dead on with it every target I pp was right in the center.
    I like the extra coverage of the 8.5 x 11 dd but I will keep it and use it if I go to the woods or areas I can use a shovel like for relic hunting.
    As for depth I can't say yet I had the sen backed off 4 bars because I didn't want to go to deep due to the material under the wood chips but one of my coins was about 6 it was right on top of the material so it seems the depth might be ok with this coil too.
    Ricky

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    Re: AT Pro & 6.5 x 9

    Sounds like a winner of a coil. Sometimes smaller coils don't get the credit they deserve, especially in the depth department. I bet you'll get some good depth with it thumbsup01
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    Re: AT Pro & 6.5 x 9

    Quote Originally Posted by RounderRick link=topic=5823.msg68854#msg68854 date=1305403572
    I went to the park a couple hours this morn and went over the totlot real good with the 6.5 x 9 coil I wanted to try it out as I was having problem pp with the large stock dd coil.
    Well it was great didn't find a lot like 3 quarters, 2 nickels, 2 dimes and several pennies but the park is just right up the road and I hit it often so not to bad for a short hunt I didn't hit the open areas was kinda muddy after the rain.
    I will be keeping the 6.5 x 9 coil on for all my coin hunting because pp is dead on with it every target I pp was right in the center.
    I like the extra coverage of the 8.5 x 11 dd but I will keep it and use it if I go to the woods or areas I can use a shovel like for relic hunting.
    As for depth I can't say yet I had the sen backed off 4 bars because I didn't want to go to deep due to the material under the wood chips but one of my coins was about 6 it was right on top of the material so it seems the depth might be ok with this coil too.
    Darn it!!! -----with results like that-------- you're gonna make me buy the larger concentric coil for mine---- aren't youthinkingabout:? lol lol lol

    I still have trouble pinpointing with the DD coil--and I've watched the Garrett AT Pro videos, many times.

    I went out yesterday to a wooded area and had a whisper of a signal and it was getting the number VDI of 85 and 86. I used the PRO mode --zero and absolutely no DISC. Still had a slight high tone and did read 85/86 on the VDI and the depth pegged at 10 inches. I only had my Lesche digger and dug, and dug and dug. The hole was a couple inches deeper than the Lesche ( which is exactly 12 inches long) and I still hadn't got to the target. And that's with the stock coil !!!!!!!

    I knew I should have brought a shovel. I covered it back up.......but I know where it is and I'll go back and see what it is----with my shovel.
    Robbie
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    Re: AT Pro & 6.5 x 9

    I hear ya on the depth a couple days ago I dug a small bullet that had been fired but didn't hit nothing and it was at 8 it was a 22 bullet and I haven't been running full sens it's like 3 bars from the max.
    Yeah I'm really liking this 6.5 x 9 I still got it on and been out bout everyday for a little while and even with it being a concentric it still has the high tone of a good target mixed in with the junk targets.
    I dug a penny here by my front door that I know I've been over a dozen times with my other detectors it was about 4 but before I got to it I pulled out an old nail almost eat up and an old roofing tack so I'm really impressed with the performance of this pro it's def a keeper for me.
    Also DM I don't know if you got one or not but the gizmo to extend the arm cuff makes a world of diff with the balance to where it's don't hurt your arm and make it feel coil heavy.
    Ricky

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    Re: AT Pro & 6.5 x 9

    Just got the Gizmo and am hoping to get out in a few days to try it. Just swinging with the Gizmo on ( in the middle hole) seems the balance has moved toward the grip---it's not as coil heavy feeling.

    Now if they would get the headphone adapter out I can use some lightweight headphones in this summer scorching heat we already are getting.

    And I'm debating on, if I should get the 9X12 coil for it...........
    Robbie
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    contributor to- Camp Logan: Houston, Texas 1917-1919-by Louis Aulbach, Linda Gorski and Robbie Morin
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