I enjoyed your video, at first glance I thought your coil was angled a little as the comments below suggested, but it's not it's simply parallax. I think it's a pretty good test and it'll save me some money. 👍
Thanks for the video! In your opinion and in real conditions , like real soil and targets, is there a difference between the viper coil and 5X8 coil? The air test was very similar. I need a small coil and hoped that viper would go deeper without losing the good separation that 5x8 gives.
Your test may be flawed. It looks like the angle of the coil is pointing upward so the further out you go, the higher up you must go as well. The coil should be pointing straight. The dime being smaller is going to lose the beam the quickest.
Not sure what you talking about? Look at the base of the coil, it is parallel to the coins. The test is just like if you were scanning the ground. The flat part of the coil would be scanning over the ground.
@@swedishpsychopath8795 The coin is parallel to the bottom of the coil. The bottom of the coil is what scans over the ground. What's so hard about seeing that?
I enjoyed your video, at first glance I thought your coil was angled a little as the comments below suggested, but it's not it's simply parallax. I think it's a pretty good test and it'll save me some money. 👍
👍ottimo test Amico
Thanks for the video! In your opinion and in real conditions , like real soil and targets, is there a difference between the viper coil and 5X8 coil? The air test was very similar. I need a small coil and hoped that viper would go deeper without losing the good separation that 5x8 gives.
I would go with the viper, A little bigger and just a little better. But all in all, I think they are very similar
@@soupc111my ace tornado is air testing 14/15 inches on a penny what settings did u use. Was sensitivity all way up. Figures looked very low
Your test may be flawed. It looks like the angle of the coil is pointing upward so the further out you go, the higher up you must go as well. The coil should be pointing straight. The dime being smaller is going to lose the beam the quickest.
Not sure what you talking about? Look at the base of the coil, it is parallel to the coins. The test is just like if you were scanning the ground. The flat part of the coil would be scanning over the ground.
@@soupc111 You are wrong, the commenter is right. Do correct testing procedure next time.
@@swedishpsychopath8795 The coin is parallel to the bottom of the coil. The bottom of the coil is what scans over the ground. What's so hard about seeing that?
@@soupc111 Check again - and redo the test.
I thought the viper was a top coil. Horses for courses.