Minelab repair

[river roamer]

New guy here with an old Excalibur 1000 that needs repair.
Any suggestions on where to send it for a coil cable replacement?
Maybe an overall checkup too.
Thanks
Ed

 

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[SD51]

Ed, call 888-949-6522. That's the Minelab Service number but they probably aren't open on the weekends. They will discuss your issue with you first. Good luck!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

What SD51 said...

 

[cudamark]

You might also check with Tony Eisenhower. He can do most cable replacements and install new O-rings. He also does the headphone upgrades, pin point mods, and coil replacements too.

 

[river roamer]

Ed, call 888-949-6522. That's the Minelab Service number but they probably aren't open on the weekends. They will discuss your issue with you first. Good luck!

Thanks for the reply
Ed

 

[river roamer]

What SD51 said...

Thanks for the reply
Ed

 

[river roamer]

You might also check with Tony Eisenhower. He can do most cable replacements and install new O-rings. He also does the headphone upgrades, pin point mods, and coil replacements too.

Thanks for the reply
Ed

 

[Sandscoopdan]

Hi River Roamer,
Are you getting any mods done to the Excalibur while it is in the shop to get cable repaired? I had the inline coil connectors installed so I can switch between the superfly coil and stock 10. Bench testing is good on it so far. The real test will be in heavily mineralized sand and fast moving salt water.

 

[river roamer]

Hi River Roamer,
Are you getting any mods done to the Excalibur while it is in the shop to get cable repaired? I had the inline coil connectors installed so I can switch between the superfly coil and stock 10. Bench testing is good on it so far. The real test will be in heavily mineralized sand and fast moving salt water.

The Excalibur 1000 will be my back up machine. I purchased it new and it has never been in the shop. I figure it should have a good going over to check any other parts that may need service.
My Excalibur II is new and has not seen use yet.
It should be good for a while.