new coils on the market

i am shore you've heard of the nugget tech range but have you seen or used the new Nugget tech coils they have been introduced to the market lately.These include the Li'l Bewdy which is 8.5" x 5" Elliptical Coil, the Li'l Rippa which is a 14" x 9" Elliptical Coil,the Quoll which is a 14" Round and the Wombat which is a 18" Round.
i have used the nugget tech dingo and The Quenda and have had great success, the nugget tech range is not touch sensitive.The quenda found us our first nugget.
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cheers good diggin
BC

Gday Bignuggs, I purchased a Quenda for a mate lastyear (He Paid) on the condition I got to use it too
I found it to be a Great coil, Very well made and easy to Ground Balance etc.
The first time I had a swing I picked up this nice little 1.7g nug .
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Cheers Evan

pS Sorry bigchop I got the names mixed up.
Cheers Evan

Evan2010

Just a bit of advice if I could.

Looking at the last picture of your coil, I think you might need to tidy up all the lead coils.
The first loop should be over the top of the shaft and large enough to allow the coil to be
moved parallel ao at 90 degrees to the shaft. Then it needs to be reasonably tightly wound
around the shaft. All this helps to stops any spurious noises emitting from the coil connection
and also stop prevent stick etc. from catching on the lead.

If you had a reason for doing it your way, just tell me to shutup

Robert

Gday Robert, No need to shut up mate :) I know what your saying mate as Ive learnt how important it is to have the coil lead nice and tight around the shafts to reduce unwanted noise etc. I usually have the lead run straight up the lower shaft with tape to hold it in place then wrapped around the upper shaft with the velcro strips. but in this instance I had already disconnected the coils plug from my 45 before taking the pic (possibly making the slack look worse than it was?) as I was only having a quick swing with it as the owner wanted to have another go with it himself. I simply used his lower shaft to save time with the change over.
Cheers Evan

Oh...OK Evan. Thanks for the explanation.

Robert