TK320 worth it?

[BruuD]

I'm considering chipping up a little and buying a TK320.
I want to know from people who use them alot if the finder is worth it.
It will be amped all the time and used on both CND and the planet.
Debate

[Waheed]

Tk320 is worth it if you have the right places to mine - Same goes for CND, some domes it's worth using, in others there are no reason to use it

On CND I raised my average markup from 130ish % to about 150ish % by combining Z20 and Tk320.

On planet it's only worth using it when you have found the areas where you wanna go for rare stuff... On "regular rares" meaning places where you can find a few claims per 500bomb run, I usualy use oa105, then on places where I only find it now and then I use oa103.

[Netaquel]

Hi man,

NO for general use, means using all the time, something like "looking for field" - waste of peds.

YES if you know field/area or spot (whatever spon means). Looks like mid-rarity ores hit ratio is good, higher than lyst hit ratio, IMO.

Warnings:

- so 320 look like quite specialised finder, for low-end profesionalists Err, or just high-end-amators (lvl 30 maxed to maxing it) or maybe it is something like last-noob-finder Next good finder need much more skill. Specialised means: dedicated for better areas, not all areas.

- decay is bad... Compared to 212 it decays in eyes... But looking on number of usues on wiki pages it is not so bad. But still i do not like such decay.

- probably i do not test on CND but domes can be considered as fields to choose from...

Everything is just my private opinion, will be happy to read other opinions.

I was using 105 just before 320 and wasn't too happy. 212 was not so good after discovering that new uber finders... With 320 mining looks generally sweeter. One thing - i hate finding tiny deps @ 800+ m

Net

[Trina Xenophage]

I dont go to cnd anymore so I cant say there. But I agree with people on the "You better know before hand where stuff is" or In my experiance the entire tk series is a really bad joke. Exponentially magnafied by 9.3 VU.

[CycoKick]

I decayed a couple of em, and I really like it much better then the 220. thats for sure.

I wont give you my cnd recipe, but I use it there quite a bit combined with some other finders. Be prepared to go through them very fast on cnd, U can easily decay a good 50/75 ped a day up there.

On planetside I do less good with it as I am often tempted to do my normal runs with it aswell just for beeing able to find a elusive ath at 1k depth

But if I mine for rares with it I do get it.

[Immortal]

I advise reading my thread for further guidance

Mining Depths Data Ores Enmatters Finders

[Mechanic]

Personally I think any thing more than a 120 is over kill. I have try all the TIK finder for ore and enmatter and the best result I get is from the TIK 120 for ore and TIK 500 for enmatter. For CND there only 3 rare ores that I found so far and they all can be find with the Z25 or TIK120 so there no reason to go any higher than that there. Plannet side I use the combination between the z20 and tik120 for ore, enmatter I only use the TIK500.

[kalanen]

Originally Posted by BruuD

I'm considering chipping up a little...

Might have some geo, mineral sense and cga for sale if you're interested.

And sorry of topic ofc...

[Sofia]

Yes it is worth it, go ahead buy them ...

Deep-end finder.. deep-end finder... you fill me with sweet, suugaryy goodnessss... Shawn the non-believer... shaawwnnnn.

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[Waheed]

Originally Posted by Mechanic

Personally I think any thing more than a 120 is over kill. I have try all the TIK finder for ore and enmatter and the best result I get is from the TIK 120 for ore and TIK 500 for enmatter. For CND there only 3 rare ores that I found so far and they all can be find with the Z25 or TIK120 so there no reason to go any higher than that there. Plannet side I use the combination between the z20 and tik120 for ore, enmatter I only use the TIK500.

Well I can tell you that there are more than 3 rare ores on CND So maybe there is a reason for using higher finders