longer lower stems
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longer lower stems
Being 6 foot 7 can have it's disadvantages. I've always had to buy longer lower stems for my detectors. I'll be needing one for my 4500 ( which has now arrived ) and have seen otto stems up to 80cm advertised. Can anyone recommend these ?
Cheers, Dan.
Cheers, Dan.
ManxDan- Contributor
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Re: longer lower stems
Yes Dan,
Very good if your tall, and can be pushed up inside the main stem if someone shorter wants to use it.
Cheers,
Rick
Very good if your tall, and can be pushed up inside the main stem if someone shorter wants to use it.
Cheers,
Rick
AraratGold- Contributor Plus
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Re: longer lower stems
Morning ManxDan.
The longer Otto stems are well worth the investment.Not only for taller people,but keeping larger coils further away from metallic objects,which might be hanging off your body whilst swinging,reducing the chance of constant false signals,with each swing of that coil.
Cheers kon61
The longer Otto stems are well worth the investment.Not only for taller people,but keeping larger coils further away from metallic objects,which might be hanging off your body whilst swinging,reducing the chance of constant false signals,with each swing of that coil.
Cheers kon61
kon61- Management
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Re: longer lower stems
Love the longer stems, for using big coils, also for swinging on a down hill slope.
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cobber- New Poster
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Re: longer lower stems
Hi ,The Otto stems are stronger at the base too.Broke two minelab stems last year both at the taper near the bottom.also good for reaching in under those low prickly bushes.
Silverback- Contributor
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Re: longer lower stems
Hi ,The Otto stems are stronger at the base too.Broke two minelab stems last year both at the taper near the bottom.also good for reaching in under those low prickly bushes.
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Silverback- Contributor
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Re: longer lower stems
Thanks for the replies. Otto stem it is then. I find it's nice to have your spare coils attached to their own spare stem, saves alot of messing about. Gets expensive but you only live once eh?
ManxDan- Contributor
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Re: longer lower stems
I've snapped a couple of ML heads too and I don't think from abuse either. Not one of my Otto shaft have been a problem. They do seem to be a bit narrower in the head where it bolts to the coil though and some coils may need to be nipped up tighter or a spacer used to combat slop.
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