woodbutcher
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Received my racer yesterday,went out last night for a short hunt.Nothing to write about,but I just didn't get the coil over anything good.I will say,this machine isnt going to miss much.
Separation is second to none,ive used flagship .machines from several companies,most won't even come close to matching the racer in separation.I believe there are just as many old coins masked in the 8 inch depth range as there are deeper old coins left.So for that reason I'm more into finding coins other machines cant see.
Depth is good,it rained so the ground is soaked.In my test bed I maxed out at a ten inch nickel,repeatable but no visual id. Target id starts to fail at 7 inches,but audio is there and screaming dig me.
Build quality seems excellent, well balanced and no wobble in this unit.The backlight is nice but goes out until a target is detected.I dont care for that,but I grab the pp trigger and the lights back on.Ground balancing is very easy on this Machine
I'm going out today for a awhile,but in short every machine isn't for everyone, but I think the racer is everything good I've read,just plain raw power.At 95 sens it was quite till it hit a target,emi is not a issue for me.So far I see it surpassing all mid priced machines.I'm not a loyal brand person,if a machine don't live upto the hype its gone,and if its overpriced per performance its gone.I see neither in the racer so far,but time will tell.I think its a great all around machine,full of features like the 705 xterra but much much better separation and deeper.And I like the 705,just saying the obvious.
To me most top of the line machines are just that,top of the money line for that company. I believe there are some instances were a big money machine will find things lesser money machine won't,but its far and few in my real world hunting.
Separation is second to none,ive used flagship .machines from several companies,most won't even come close to matching the racer in separation.I believe there are just as many old coins masked in the 8 inch depth range as there are deeper old coins left.So for that reason I'm more into finding coins other machines cant see.
Depth is good,it rained so the ground is soaked.In my test bed I maxed out at a ten inch nickel,repeatable but no visual id. Target id starts to fail at 7 inches,but audio is there and screaming dig me.
Build quality seems excellent, well balanced and no wobble in this unit.The backlight is nice but goes out until a target is detected.I dont care for that,but I grab the pp trigger and the lights back on.Ground balancing is very easy on this Machine
I'm going out today for a awhile,but in short every machine isn't for everyone, but I think the racer is everything good I've read,just plain raw power.At 95 sens it was quite till it hit a target,emi is not a issue for me.So far I see it surpassing all mid priced machines.I'm not a loyal brand person,if a machine don't live upto the hype its gone,and if its overpriced per performance its gone.I see neither in the racer so far,but time will tell.I think its a great all around machine,full of features like the 705 xterra but much much better separation and deeper.And I like the 705,just saying the obvious.
To me most top of the line machines are just that,top of the money line for that company. I believe there are some instances were a big money machine will find things lesser money machine won't,but its far and few in my real world hunting.