Minelab Equinox 6" Sniper Coil - How to Find More Good Stuff!

[@snidelywhiplash6995]

I just put a 6inch coil on today and went to a older park with lot of trash. I couldnt believe it when i pulled up a 1920 standing liberty quarter. What a great way to start on this coil!!!

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

The 6” coil is a game changer on any site with a high density of targets. It will unmask targets you just can’t isolate with a larger coil, and allow you to cherry pick trashy locations with ease!

[@markjohnnojohnson5352]

LOOOOVE the 6” coil absolute must have for the Nox great video buddy

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks Mark! Yep, it’s a little ripper! I’d be lost without it!

[@markjohnnojohnson5352]

@@coilsandcoinsdetecting definitely! I would be too love using mine on the beaches and woodland think all beginners should start with a small coil it’ll teach them so much especially locating targets

[@rogeliocprinci]

I NEW ON THIS JOBBY , TWO DAYS AGO I FUND A JFK HALF DOLLAR COIN WITH 6 INCH COIL IN THE PARK …GREAT VIDEO …NEW SUSCRIPTER 👍

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks for watching the video! Good luck and happy hunting!

[@Working925detecting]

Great explanations there Steve, im sure people will find this video very useful.

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks mate!

[@davidcoote4831]

Hi Steve, great video as always. While the 6" is a good coil, I find the Coiltek 10x5 to be the best. Just as good separation & maneuverability but still has great coverage. No more coil swapping as I leave it on permanently. ☺

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks David! Yes I’ve heard that coil is great, and I almost bought one a while back. I’m really looking forward to the 8x5 coil for the Manticore for the same reasons as you mention.

[@greggclemeaux5804]

Excellent video as usual :-) I will definitely invest in a 6 inch coil after seeing your video. Thanks….. Gregg, Boise Idaho

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks Gregg! You won’t regret it!

[@MrPaulie1456]

Great tutorial Steve. Thanks.

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks Paul!

[@JohnyJSpencer]

Thank you Stevo love these tutorials keep them coming. 🙏🏽

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks mate!

[@rbrown2895]

Nice, I use my 6” a lot. Thanks for sharing your settings!!👍🤣👍

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

No worries! Thanks for watching!

[@benpalmer1722]

Thanks for your sharing 👍

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks for watching!

[@clarkeyclarkey4295]

Thankyou, Very helpful

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks! Glad you found it useful!

[@talcadetector4018]

Felicitaciones amigo por sus hermosos hallazgos, saludos cordiales desde chile 🙋‍♂️🇨🇱⛏️🗝️👍🤝💍👏😊

[@AusSonic]

I agree with the 6" coil. I was hunting on a beach with the 11"coil and found a few 5c , 10c and a $2 coins. I saw a guy using 11" in same area that i detected before and he came up empty handed ( i asked him if he had any luck + i watched him from my car.. lol ) so after he left i tried the 6'coil over the same area i hunted a few days earlier and i got another $6 in coins + a sterling silver bracelet.. Very happy with the 6" coil... Could you do a review on the 10x5 coiltek if you have one ?

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

Thanks for watching. I’d definitely use the 6” coil on the beach in those areas where signals are more concentrated to a smaller area…

[@marcelomigueldasilva7444]

Será que vc consegue atingir 4" de profundidade em 7 de nível de velocidade de recuperação com a bobina de 6"? 🤔

[@laurieboyle3338]

Do use 5 tones or 50tones

[@laurieboyle3338]

Ok sorry missed that thank yo

[@coilsandcoinsdetecting]

I've always used 5 tones. I find 50 tones too confusing to the ears...