So far Fred I have not really tried other modes being happy so far with the beach settings. I will try different modes in the next few hunts and see what happens. As you say it will be interesting to find out.
HH
First beach hunt with the Nox
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Minelab Excalibur 11
Garrett AT Pro International
Garrett Sea Hunter MK 2
Garrett Propointer.
Makro Waterproof Pointer.
Flask of coffee / brandy
Plenty of fags
A lot of patience
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Great test drive of your new Nox. You got the lead out! 
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Get your coil to the soil. When in doubt, dig it out!
Get your coil to the soil. When in doubt, dig it out!
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Just so you know I won't carry on nagging you about depths fred 
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On a US site there are a couple of good reports on wet sand by experienced detectorists which come across as unbiased. One by vferrari was wet sand waterline and he described pulling up dimes and nickels ( CuNi) at 7 to 14 " with clear signals, another poster was a dedicated cz21 user and reckons the Equinox trumps it, that he will save the cz21 for deeper water. So between those two machines it looks like sturdiness of build and uw depth rating of the cz vs the various advantages the Equinox provides.
.... On a US site there are a couple of good reports on wet sand by experienced detectorists which come across as unbiased. One by vferrari was wet sand waterline and he described pulling up dimes and nickels ( CuNi) at 7 to 14 " with clear signals, another poster was a dedicated cz21 user and reckons the Equinox trumps it, that he will save the cz21 for deeper water. So between those two machines it looks like sturdiness of build and uw depth rating of the cz vs the various advantages the Equinox provides.
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