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This is a blog of my finds and experiences as a metal detector in the South East of England.
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Sunday, 29 August 2010
C-scope 3MX review (Video)
Here is a review to go alongside my written review, which is available here.
Just a friendly review, from my own experience with the machine. I hope that anyone looking to buy a 3MX will get something positive from the review.
Thanks for a very good & helpfull video, i have had a 3mx for a year and i think its great, but i am worried, as you seem to get better depth than i do. I tried an air test that c scope suggested and a 10p coin should be detectected at 28cm from the coil, they said, well mine detects it at 23 cm. Have you tried this test? Thanks.
Hello, there! Sorry about the wait. For some reason my blog doesn't notify me when i get a comment! Thanks for contact through forums.
I haven't tried this test, no. But I would say that it depends on the type of soil etc. There are always a lot of factors to be taken into account when talking about depth. Simple things like damp ground etc all have an effect.
For example, check this video of mine out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk7_3gFNjSo
You can see in that that I'm digging over a foot in pebbles. That's very, very deep...
Nice review!
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Thanks for a very good & helpfull video, i have had a 3mx for a year and i think its great, but i am worried, as you seem to get better depth than i do. I tried an air test that c scope suggested and a 10p coin should be detectected at 28cm from the coil, they said, well mine detects it at 23 cm. Have you tried this test? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHello, there! Sorry about the wait. For some reason my blog doesn't notify me when i get a comment! Thanks for contact through forums.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried this test, no. But I would say that it depends on the type of soil etc. There are always a lot of factors to be taken into account when talking about depth. Simple things like damp ground etc all have an effect.
For example, check this video of mine out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk7_3gFNjSo
You can see in that that I'm digging over a foot in pebbles. That's very, very deep...