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Date Posted: 10:02:30 09/15/02 Sun
Author: Ralph
Subject: X-5 In Arizona
In reply to: Bill S. 's message, "Re: X5 vs MXT and Others on Small Gold" on 06:42:07 09/15/02 Sun

Hi Bill,

When Troy was camped out in Arizona during the last tweaking and testing phase of the X-5, most all of their testing was done there.... mostly around the Prescott area I believe, but other areas as well. Considering the frequency of just under 20kHz, it should handle harsh ground better than the GB-2 and something more in line with the GB-1. With so many inconsistencies from place to place in Arizona, about the only way to know if it will handle a particular area is to try it out. I've heard some very favorable comments about the X-5 in red clay environments (Troy did some testing in this stuff also), but haven't tried anything that extreme yet myself.

Ralph

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Re: X-5 In Arizona--- my 1/2 cents worth -- Jim Straight, 17:05:21 09/15/02 Sun
Re: X-5 In Arizona -- Bill S., 18:35:00 09/15/02 Sun
- 19kHz base operating frequency...... -- Ralph, 22:05:59 09/15/02 Sun
  - Re: 19kHz operating frequency, Gold Bug coils? -- Steve Herschbach, 10:24:06 09/16/02 Mon
    - DEFINATELY let us know what you find out on the coils ! :) -- Ralph, 12:15:55 09/16/02 Mon
    - Re: 19kHz operating frequency, Gold Bug coils?--- my 1/2 cent worth -- Jim Straight, 13:24:14 09/16/02 Mon

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