Head Hunter Pulse c/w 11" Coil

Waterman

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• Sep 26, 2006

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Well I finally bit the bullet and purchased a new HHPI today as Mary & I are headed south this winter to the salt water Beach's, maybe a guy will get lucky and build up his arms digging and find a few Platinum & Gold rings to boot  I managed a good deal out of the USA   

Iwas a tough decision over which PI unit, but this one will fit in a carry on bag

 

GaBeachsweeper

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• Sep 26, 2006

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Waterman,
so, just how good a deal? I notice you use an Excal w/12 inch coil. Do you notice a marked difference over the 10 inch? Or did you switch from an 8 inch? I wish you lotsa loot this winter and a pair of bulked-up guns to boot.
Jim

 

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• Sep 26, 2006

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Water

One of my buddies hunts with the Detector Pro HHer deep machine, only drawback is it eats batteries quickly... On average you will be replacing them every 6-7 hours.

 

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Jason

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• Sep 26, 2006

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Good looking rig. I was reading in the detector reviews about the head hunters. A girl go unlucky with the diver version. It kept leaking. But everyone else rated them good. It's an ingeneous design. It must be lightweight.

 

Waterman

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• Sep 27, 2006

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GaBeachsweeper said:

Waterman,
so, just how good a deal? I notice you use an Excal w/12 inch coil. Do you notice a marked difference over the 10 inch? Or did you switch from an 8 inch? I wish you lotsa loot this winter and a pair of bulked-up guns to boot.
Jim

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My Excalibur was the 800, 8" coil, it was easier to pinpoint with but the S-12 goes deeep! I also changed the headphones over to the waterproof Grey Ghosts, it's one hot tector now. The deal on the HHPI was $580.00 US plus shipping, insurance to Canada for a total of $636.00 US. At least I think it was a good deal.....H.H.:-)

 

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• Sep 27, 2006

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Waterman,

I don't think you will be dissapointed with your purchase. I've had mine for about 6 months now and love it. It is my first water machine so I have no experience with the excal or any other machines, but I am impressed with it's performance. I change batteries a lot, but it's worth it.

What beaches are you headed to this winter?

Good luck

 

Waterman

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• Sep 28, 2006

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PI-Tim said:

Waterman,

I don't think you will be dissapointed with your purchase.  I've had mine for about 6 months now and love it.  It is my first water machine so I have no experience with the excal or any other machines, but I am impressed with it's performance.  I change batteries a lot, but it's worth it. 

What beaches are you headed to this winter?

Good luck

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God willing Mary & I will be in Mexico in Dec., Maui in Jan. and the Atlantic coast in Argentina in Feb,,,we both need a break from business this winter!