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<blockquote data-quote="WalnLiz" data-source="post: 8247" data-attributes="member: 147"><p>Hi Jed...I run 2 ML, 2NF and the 14x9 CT ....they are all great with the CT Blitz a personal fav in wet ground areas. I detect a lot of creek beds and concentrate on underwater targets. The Blitz seems to have a slight advantage in saturated ground. Remember none of the coils are waterproof. Don't under estimate the ML 11" mono as in my opinion It's probably the best coil of this size out there.</p><p></p><p>When it comes to bedrock crevicing I recon it's hard to go past the NF 8x6 Litz. For general ground cover I mainly use the NF 17x11 Advantage and it's amazing just how small a piece you can dig with this. At the end of the day if you ask 3 different operators you will prob get 3 different opinions. The above work very well and consistently for me. Hope this helps Jed...Cheers Wal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WalnLiz, post: 8247, member: 147"] Hi Jed...I run 2 ML, 2NF and the 14x9 CT ....they are all great with the CT Blitz a personal fav in wet ground areas. I detect a lot of creek beds and concentrate on underwater targets. The Blitz seems to have a slight advantage in saturated ground. Remember none of the coils are waterproof. Don't under estimate the ML 11" mono as in my opinion It's probably the best coil of this size out there. When it comes to bedrock crevicing I recon it's hard to go past the NF 8x6 Litz. For general ground cover I mainly use the NF 17x11 Advantage and it's amazing just how small a piece you can dig with this. At the end of the day if you ask 3 different operators you will prob get 3 different opinions. The above work very well and consistently for me. Hope this helps Jed...Cheers Wal. [/QUOTE]
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