Rutus coils on MDF shop

[tcawood]

Detecnicks have listed the MARS coils, Sniper (6x10"), Discovery (13") and Goliath (15") on the MDF shop... and the MAS coil too (13.5") and the tiny 4.75" Rutus sniper coil...

https://www.metaldetectingauction.com/s ... ltd/101177

Plus the Alter 71 itself...

[Bargeman]

Thanks for the heads up



BM

[Phil2401]

As BM says, thanks for the info - I'm intrigued by the tiny Rutus coil - it says it's intended for searching for coins in extremely littered areas - OK but it must also have its uses for woodland / between hard stubble and it should pass through long grass, etc. fairly easily (if you've got all day to intensively search a very small area!) - It's basically a flattened pinpointer. £60? might be worth a punt. I was selling my Alter 71 but due to complete lack of interest I've decided to keep it.

Phil

[Bargeman]

That is the coil that caught my eye too Phil



BM

[tcawood]

I've got the Rutus sniper coil and Mars Goliath...

Sniper - yep great in woodland and although you lose depth it gives great and really clear signals when it hits.

Goliath - I've just done an airtest comparison vs the standard DD coil. I ran in Deep with Sensitivity in full and used a George V Silver Shilling, DD coil was about 13"... the Goliath about 18". Signals degraded rapidly on both after 10" but that's a lot of extra depth.

[Rivers rat]

I would love to try it on the Thames 4.5 " on 18 kHz must be interesting



RR

[Goldid]

Et oui Regis, j'ai le Rutus et le Deus, le deuxième reste souvent au placard , bien content de te lire Monsieur Thermomix .Sur le Rutus, tu as la possibilité d'une réactivité à + 8 , naturemement en relation inverse avec la profondeur , mais pas tant que certains appareils

And yes Regis, I have the Rutus and the Deus, the second often remains in the closet, very happy to read you Mr. Thermomix. On the Rutus, you have the possibility of reactivity to + 8, naturemement in inverse relation with the depth but not so much that some devices