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Paul (Ca)..Hi

Any chance you could check the resistance & inductance of your ATX stock coil & Mono..?

Thanks for sharing

B.R

I agree Steve on the infinium DD coils,  Although they work great with the ATX they are not fully tuned for the ATX and if Garrett makes the smaller DD it will be a more specific version for the ATX giving us a hotter coil over the infinium DD coils.

 

Today, Spend some time with the land version going with the Recon then putting together a thin rear cover for the push pad assembly which mounted above the handgrip. Still up in the air going to a T-handle over the S-handle,  Always liked the TDI handle may order one in the future and compare the two handles.  The good part is the push pad assembly with added rear cover will still mount to a T-handle.

 

So here's a more current look on the land version, Maybe later when the ATX warranty expires will replace the Recon board with the ATX.  With the 10"X14" DD total weight is 5.3 pounds, That's batteries and all nothing left out.  I image with the smaller 7"X10" DD should be a hair over 4 pounds, Much easier to swing

 

Take care Steve,

 

Paul (Ca)

 

P.S.  Rick, Just cave in and get the ATX

 

 

 

You could get a future contract  with Garret as a Designer! very innovative Paul. Thanks for sharing... B.R

I have two Infiniums, pulled one about not a easy task thou as front control housing is glued, the right amount of heat has to be applied around casing to release seal. Steve who would be best to contact about testing the ATX coils mono & DD for inductance & resistance. That will tell me alot about the ATX coils spec's, have all the spec's for the infinium coils etc.

Hi

RE…Post on the Infinium DD and Mono coils both working on the Garrett Recon-Pro

Link deleted since Findmall update broke all old links

The ATX has same tone output as Infinium and most importantly the adjustable gain, if the Infinium DD work ok with the Garret ATX then the stock ATX coil should work better with a Infinium also. Has anyone tried the ATX stock with the Infinium, or even back engineered a gain control on the Infinium.

 The Infinium Mono’s do have two windings side by side with a interns circuit. Also the Infinium DD does not use a interns circuit just a resistor in series after the Rx winding to match spec’s. Has anyone got specs on the ATX ….X for Infinium.

B.R