Heading towards a salt water beach with Tesoro Cibola....

Rammjäger

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• Aug 5, 2013

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Hi,
I will take my Tesoro Cibola / Laser Trident 1 (the english version to the Cibola) into a salt water beach .
I have a small widescan coil to it.
What can I expect from its performance ?
Will I have problems with mineralized sand?
I would be thankful for any tips you could give me.

 

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Rammjäger

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Terry Soloman said:

You will have some falsing and loss of depth in the wet sand, but in the dry sand it runs like a dream! Good luck!

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Thanks Terry,
some spots of these beaches in north England are rocky ,I guess It's dark sand too.
Let's see how I'll manage to hunt there.
I will post pics ...

 

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• Aug 6, 2013

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Rammjäger said:

Thanks Terry,
some spots of these beaches in north England are rocky ,I guess It's dark sand too.
Let's see how I'll manage to hunt there.
I will post pics ...

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I've been interested in this detector for some time-will appreciate the report.

 

Rammjäger

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Hi,
my first metal detecting action here ,was at my daughter"s own backyard

I just mounted my Laser and to test it in a narrow 7" x 7" grass patch,
I immediately had two strong non-iron signals.The first one was a 1971
english coin, The other signal is under one of those stone plates ....
I guess I can remove it tomorrow and see if there is a coin as well