does garrett A.T. Gold good for salt water ?
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No it isn't suited for use in or around salt water. It's a very durable unit and all that but the conductivity of saltwater requires a detector designed to handle that application specifically. I have used mine on the beaches around where I live. That must be above the tide line in soil and rocky areas well above the brackish water table and it works well for that. As soon as you find salt water within the detection limits of the unit you are bound to have problems.
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I use mine in saltwater all the time, in the Gulf of Mexico. I try to heavily rise with freshwater after each use and shoot a little wd-40 in it. It's not as smooth as the day i bought it, but for an inexpensive combo it works fine.
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I think it's intended for freshwater, given the size of the reel (6 weight), but just like most reels nowadays, it would probably be fine in the saltwater as long as you rinse it off in freshwater at the end of the day.
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Hello. It's safe for any aquarium. It has a high & low setting for the suction of the filter. I'm not familiar about saltwater tanks, but it's safe for all aquariums!! :-D
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I do not know. My pool is not a salt water pool. The item in question is very nice and worked well.
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It is very strong and lightweight. Seems to be made from stainless steel and aluminum but I don't know for sure. We use it in rocks and mud. I think it would be fine in salt water, maybe rinse it off after with fresh water.
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No it is not designed for removing salt from sea water. That is a different style and much more expensive.
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I never tried it in salt water, but I tried it in all kinds of fresh water and it wasn't worth putting on your line. In all different kinds of water(deep ,shallow,brush, whatever I never got one hit. Worthless!!
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i have a quick silver, and i tried using it in salt water , just the coil, and the machine would go crazy with tones,constant beeping , due to the mineral in the water. in the sand it worked ok. in fresh water ,it works good found coins and braclets in 2 to 4 inches of water. overall it a good machine for a beginner
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We have used ours in saltwater, but don't forget to give it a good rinse afterwards!
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No. This kit does not test for salinity and is designed for testing water in Marine Aquariums. You could use a TDS meter, I see Amazon does have specific Salt Water Pool Testers.
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Yes it has a salt water setting. Make sure your unit come with the right transducer. This unit is capable but didn't come with the right transducer to use down imaging just the two d sonar
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Yes, I would never use this in saltwater, also I would not use it for anything bigger than Bluegill or Sunfish if you want it to last, its just not a quality piece.
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I have used mine for 2 years in salt water, if you clean it off after you are done fishing with it will prolong the life span of the gaff
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Hi, I found this answer in http://answers.tetra-fish.comAny of our filters are usable in both freshwater and saltwater applications. Some aquarists will argue that carbon is not ideal for saltwater while others find it beneficial. If you feel that carbon is not what you would like for your setup, you may simply cut the filter cartridge and empty out the carbon while keeping your mechanical filtration in place. Most salt water applications have at least live rock (1 pound of live rock per gallon of water is recommended) if not live sand as well. Both of these help reduce your waste levels in your tank. Hi, I found this answer in http://answers.tetra-fish.comAny of our filters are usable in both freshwater and saltwater applications. Some aquarists will argue that carbon is not ideal for saltwater while others find it beneficial. If you feel that carbon is not what you would like for your setup, you may simply cut the filter cartridge and empty out the carbon while keeping your mechanical filtration in place. Most salt water applications have at least live rock (1 pound of live rock per gallon of water is recommended) if not live sand as well. Both of these help reduce your waste... » Read More Hi, I found this answer in http://answers.tetra-fish.comAny of our filters are usable in both freshwater and saltwater applications. Some aquarists will argue that carbon is not ideal for saltwater while others find it beneficial. If you feel that carbon is not what you would like for your setup, you may simply cut the filter cartridge and empty out the carbon while keeping your mechanical filtration in place. Most salt water applications have at least live rock (1 pound of live rock per gallon of water is recommended) if not live sand as well. Both of these help reduce your waste levels in your tank. « Show Less
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i've been told salt water, better for hair and skin. still need floatron though.
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Yes. I used it all the time, for salt water, used 18§ test line. Pull 20 lbs.reds all day long, sheephead, kingfish, and. macroe..