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« on: March 18, 2009, 08:41:28 am »
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I have a few spots where my 2-box detector can't go...in sea water up to approx 30-45 feet. Right now I'm looking at 2 detectors: the Garrett Sea Hunter Mark 2 and the White's Surf PI Dual Field. These detectors aren't exactly top of the line, but I am loth to splurge on a JW Fisher 8X.

Your recommendations and user experiences will be appreciated!



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« Reply #1 on: March 18, 2009, 08:45:06 am »
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Hello,

please stay away from bothe! The Sea Hunter tends to leak. A friend of mine has had two different units leak within one year. The JW Fisher is way overpiced. I would recommend using an Aquapulse. Still the finest PI machine for underwater hunting.

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Thank you Christian. I shall look into the Aquapulse!

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got a exal2 last summer,its rocks,pretty much set it once and yer done

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