CS3MX
CS3MX
hello all new to this forum and new to detecting. am after a bit of advice on the cs3mx the wife wants to start with me but wants a simple machine to use, now i have done a bit of research and come up with this one. the question is is this a simple machine and is it a decent starter machine
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Hello tony47, as its only got two buttons its very simple to use and has reasonably good performance.
A fair few members here have purchased this model over the years
I have always been impressed by this video by the late Norfolk Wolf
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A fair few members here have purchased this model over the years
I have always been impressed by this video by the late Norfolk Wolf

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Great machines, not the bells and whistles of the ACE 250 & no multi tones, but once you get used to it you wont miss much. Found plenty with mine including my first silver roman and hammie. 

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Hi Tony47, i have had a CS3MX for 3 years and its very good, found lots of really good things, including 2 gold coins. It does like iron, but you get to know the signal for iron as you use it. Very easy to use, no programs or displays to worry about. Battery life is excellent, and the pinpoint feature is helpful, as is the belt mount for control box if weight is a problem. Depth is variable but i've had buckles etc at 9" and hammys around 6-7". Good luck.
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Hi zendog, how deep was your roman silver?zendog wrote:Great machines, not the bells and whistles of the ACE 250 & no multi tones, but once you get used to it you wont miss much. Found plenty with mine including my first silver roman and hammie.
Deus Full Kit. C/SCOPE 3MX.
Men and fish have one thing in common...
They both get into trouble when they open their mouths.
Men and fish have one thing in common...
They both get into trouble when they open their mouths.
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great machine for the price I have had mine just over a year, have found plenty some good stuff loads of lead and shotties, found these with her......
nice and light I find it easy to use well worth the money.

nice and light I find it easy to use well worth the money.
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I use the CS3 as my back-up machine, its a great piece of kit and comes highly recommended, the signals are sharp and positive and the pinpoint is accurate. The trick is not to be tempted to set the discrimination too high or you will miss the decent finds such as gold.
Its true that you will probably be digging a bit of scrap but it will certainly find the good stuff too, and at a decent depth.
C scopes aftersales is second to none by the way.
Happy hunting Dave
Its true that you will probably be digging a bit of scrap but it will certainly find the good stuff too, and at a decent depth.
C scopes aftersales is second to none by the way.
Happy hunting Dave
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