1st hunt with Equinox 600

kozman4907

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• Jul 5, 2018

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I took my nox 600 to LBI for quick hunt. Wow this thing ran stable. salt water to dry sand. no problems with it. I found ton of clad, no gold and did pull my fair share of bottle caps.

Happy happy learning this machine!

 

Last edited: Jul 6, 2018

DIGGER27

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• Jul 6, 2018

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I like it, enhanced stability is very welcomed in my neck of the woods.
Feel it out, the more you listen the more it talks to you.

 

metaladdict

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• Jul 6, 2018

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Its a good unmasker in trash. Works great in saltwater too!

 

brncofan

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• Jul 6, 2018

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awesome thanks for the input havent gotten to beach with mine yet to try

 

DaviDs

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• Jul 6, 2018

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kozman4907 said:

I took my nox 600 to LBI for quick hunt. Wow this thing ran stable. salt water to dry sand. no problems with it. I found ton of clad, no gold and did pull my fair share of bottle caps.

Happy happy learning this machine!

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Congrats brotha'! Awesome machine, keep at it and the gold will come.

 

Swinglow

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• Jul 6, 2018

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Stable as an excal at half the weight.

I was really happy with the 600 i bought. I have pretty bad carpal tunnel in my swinging arm and my hand would literally go numb (pins and needles) after 30 mins swinging the excal.