x35 compared to the hf coil.

Looks promising but i think im going to wait until the larger one is available, i think the size is 11 x 13....although i kinda hate the large coils but reason being there was a video of either a Spaniard or Frenchman air testing a silver quarter sized European coin in "turbo boost mode", 4khz, and was hitting it at (according to my centimeters to inches conversion) 18+ inches.....now thats impressive and im sure because of the clean (of iron) plowed fields and loose soil at some of my older home sites, outside the foundations, theres some hidden deep gems left to be found.
 

I might get a 11 and try it. The 13 will be deep I bet.
 

Yeah i bet with that super loose dream like soil you have there's many deep keepers awaiting you as well!
 

Nice video, thank you for sharing! :icon_thumleft:
 

Cd,
Thank your for making it Harder not to have one....
Great video as usual
 

Looks promising but i think im going to wait until the larger one is available, i think the size is 11 x 13....although i kinda hate the large coils but reason being there was a video of either a Spaniard or Frenchman air testing a silver quarter sized European coin in "turbo boost mode", 4khz, and was hitting it at (according to my centimeters to inches conversion) 18+ inches.....now thats impressive and im sure because of the clean (of iron) plowed fields and loose soil at some of my older home sites, outside the foundations, theres some hidden deep gems left to be found.

Since its an elliptical (13x11") coil, it will only be negligibly deeper than the 11" round (the shorter dimension of the elliptical coil determines depth performance) but you will get better coil ground coverage. If you are just in it for the depth then you are better off just getting the lighter 11" coil unless you actually need/want the 13" swing coverage too.
 

Another helpful vid from Calabash Productions. I will be using the new 11" X35 this fall.
 

I was down on the 11" X35 based on terrible EMI pickup in my yard when I first broke it out. Finally, gave it a decent trial run in a park. Found the requisite clad I expected but the good news is that 4 khz ran very stable in normal and boost and got good depth (6+ inches) on a couple of older drops on my pounded ball field. Nothing to write home about but it did do its job in both multi tone and pitch mode. I think I will enjoy going for deep targets with this coil when I can hit a relic field this fall. I still didn't get the wow factor that I experienced with the HF coils, but that was probably primarily the novelty of the 28 khz factor rather than anything special about the HF coil itself. Nice to have a coil where I can go super deep and with the flip of a +/- sign take it up to 25 khz for some mid-conductor love.

So my experience backs up your test garden video Calabash, and I am now a happier camper with this coil so far.

I agree, also, based on your video the TX3 may give the X35 an edge over the HF at the mid frequency. VERY INTERESTING.

My only complaint now is that I like to duplicate programs at different frequencies and now that 4 khz is more viable with the variable TX power, I could actually use some extra custom program slots.
 

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I will be getting a 11 later this fall to run in 25 kh …Not many machines with a 11 inch coil that can do that.
 

I have nothing negative to say about the 9" X35 that I got, in fact it is now my go to coil. My only issue is that XP seems to be nickle and diming customers! this should have been the coil set the Deus was released with. The X35's make the LF coils obsolete in my eyes now, so thanks XP you got me twice for the same coil that you should have made in the first place!
 

I have nothing negative to say about the 9" X35 that I got, in fact it is now my go to coil. My only issue is that XP seems to be nickle and diming customers! this should have been the coil set the Deus was released with. The X35's make the LF coils obsolete in my eyes now, so thanks XP you got me twice for the same coil that you should have made in the first place!

Well that's like saying Minelab should have released the Equinox before the eTrac. Lol.

XP obviously overcame some technical roadblocks to get to where they are now with the X35 coil. First, they innovated wide band coil design (13 to 74 khz) with fixed transmit power with the HF coils then they figured out a way to not have to lock in transmit power while using 4khz and when you are shifted off from the nominal frequency settings across the board. So they took some evolutionary technical baby steps to get to where they are now on advanced coil design and will provide the X35 coil as standard equipment with their Deus packages going forward. They did not have this figured out yet back in 2015...or whatever. Hope they keep innovating their coil designs.
 

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