Minelabowners TV - A first look at the new Minelab SE coil

sprinter (776 days ago)

once th holes under the coil fill up with mud (as they do ) there is no weight decrease, olnly use on dry fields on dry days..(come on )

NickD (768 days ago)

When are you doing the field test?

Ironhearted_Gog (756 days ago)

The first field test was posted on the MLO forum in May;
http://www.minelabowners.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=114418&highlight=#114418
Then the second here;
http://www.minelabowners.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=114731&highlight=#114731

I want to do more filming but that will have to wait until my other commitments are fulfilled. More soon ;)

wellbelove (658 days ago)

I totally agree with "Sprinter": The holes do fill up with dirt in no time, and if you are really unlucky, you will catch/trap some mineralised dirt in there as well, and you won't find a thing deeper than 3-4 inches!
I solved it by filling the gap between the coil and plate with silocone, and filled all the small square holes with polystyrene. But this should have been solved from Minelab before they send it out on the market!! I love Minelab for their good ideas and innovation, but this one is not one of them, I'm sorry to say. Otherwise the coil is light in wight and easy to use, with average/good depth.
Best regards
Brian Wellbelove
Denmark

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