ATTENTION WHITE'S V SERIES DETECTOR OWNERS AND SEF COILS!!!

I have a $10,000 question for everyone. I have been doing this hobby for over 30 yrs and have something here that has me stumped. I have called Whites and they said back disc or sens down, Kelly co for the SEF and still don't have an answer. First I have 2 v3's. One has the Whites 12 in super coil, wife's machine, and mine has the 12x15 sef coil. On mine with the SEF after ground balancing depending on temperature I will get a ground probe rejection of around 5.5 - 6.5. As I hunt with autotrac on I notice it climbs up sometimes to 20 which is no good . Mainly happens as the temperature gets hotter outside. As the temp drops a little so does the probe reading. I have had my SEF replaced 3 times and still am having this issue. Tried backing sens down, changing filters but no dice. Affected by the outside temperature. Tried it on the other V3 and the same thing, but the whites 12 in coil doesn't make the ground probe that high. I might be between 1 - 5% which is great. Curious for input. Thanks Well since no one has replied to my question, I decided to do some intense trouble shooting. Without re capping what I wrote above I have figured out the problem. It wasn't the V3I, or the coil so to speak, not even the ground or EMI. After applying some basic physics and a little trial and error completing 2 separate tests, urika I did find the solution. Funny thing is that I'm sure a lot of other people are having a similar problem and the dealers and coil manufactures aren't giving the correct solution because they didn't know. I have contacted White's since my discovery along with SEF and both agree on my findings. Oh well enough said, I guess when you want something done you have to do it yourself. HHUNTING!! I do know for a fact now that the SEF coils ARE NOT V RATED ON THE SPECTRA SERIES. After speaking to Kelly Co.'s liaison that deals directly with SEF in Bulgaria I disclosed my findings and faults with the 12x15 coil on the V3I. I have the luxury of having 2 of these machines and preformed the tests on both machines with the same results. Moving on, I was then sent emails from SEF stating and verifying that the coils indeed is not matched to the V series. I shared my information that I found and test results with them. They in turn informed me that they will be in the process of upgrading the SEF to be V rated for the V3. Also informed me that they would ship me the v rated coil in a couple weeks. After 6 weeks the emails stopped on their end and no coil. After contacting Kelly Co. again they said they would try to contact them but never received an answer as to when . Granted Kelly Co. offered my money back since this would be the 4Th SEF coil I would have to ship back at the tune of $16.43 out of my pocket times 4 . I guess the real issue here is that Kelly Co. continues to this day selling the SEF saying it's V rated knowing that it isn't. So in essence I have contacted the AG office and BBB in Florida and have submitted all my findings to both offices. I am fortunate to have 4 attorneys on staff full time with my company so the legalities have been sorted out correctly. Bottom line is we are only talking about $189.99 for the coil and I have already paid 3 shipped coils back at a total of $49.29. Yet this company continues to sell a product that isn't what it states it is. Imagine the revenue that would be lost having to ship all the bad non-V rated coils back to Bulgaria yet they continue to ship the same bad ones to Kelly Co. and they continue to sell them. I have all the documentation to verify what I have written here from SEF and Kelly Co. I will tell you this the AG office and the BBB are on top of this through my attorneys and are going to persue this issue. It makes it rather easy since Kelly Co. is the only company in the US that sells these coils. I wonder how many they have sold to people that they will eventually have to refund their money for selling an item that can damage a high dollar machine. On Kelly Co.'s site all it states is the coil is for the V3. Nothing about V rated. Let's be realistic, if you go out and buy a new GM car or truck are you going to ask if it has a GM engine in it or does it have a Ford engine it. Of course not, the coil as well as the auto is new and they even state it's for the V3. I have over 11 different types of coils for both my V3'S, Minelab GPX 5000's, and even 2 different coils for my Excaliber II. The point is that Kelly Co. states that the 15X12 SEF coil is designed for the V series. I have proof from the factory in Bulgaria that in fact they admitted the coil isn't tuned for the V series. Yet Kelly Co. continues to sell this coil on their site and continue stating in their ad it is for the V series. No matter how you dice it up, that constitutes fraud and deception. I have been treasure hunting over 30 yrs so this isn't my first rodeo. The main reason I am pursuing this isn't for my refund on my SEF coil, which by the way I have already sent 3 of them back just to get a replacement of the same that wasn't tuned for my machine, but to expose the fraudulent and covertness of a company that knows for a fact that they are selling an item through false advertisement. Here is another instance with Kelly Co. last year in June. I bought my Excaliber II from the salesman Tony. Didn't have any issues with that transaction except it was on back order and I ordered it in the winter so no big deal. After sending back my SEF coil the second time I dealt with Tony. I informed him I had a private hunt I was going on in CT which is 600 miles from me. He had the coil I had sent back for over 3 months and said it was on back order. I knew Tony had an Excal also and I was in the process of getting my patent on new knobs for the Excal that I designed in one of my machine shops. He would never call me in regards to the status of the SEF I had sent back, therefore I would call approx every 3-5 days for the status on it. He knew I had already paid for my trip as I already explained this to him and I understand that he has no control on the receiving of the shipped coils from Bulgaria. So I thought I would give him a little incentive to maybe call and see when the shipment was expected. Therefore I asked him if he would try and call the company and try to get a date so I could have the SEF for my treasure hunting trip and I would send him for free a set of my new knobs which hadn't even been released to the public yet. He said that would be great and he would get on the issue the next day. I sent the knobs and about a week later still no coil. I then asked him who I needed to speak to at his company about sending a set of knobs for display on an Excal in their showroom. He replied that he would set this up and go ahead and ship another set of 5 knobs there. I did this so there were 2 sets of knobs that I sell for $59.00 a set which you can see here on this forum under Minelab. The time was approaching very quickly for my trip to CT so I called a week before I was to leave and he stated that the coil wasn't in yet. When I asked about the second set of knobs I had sent and what the status on them were he was kind of vague in his response as to what they were going to do with them. Therefore I called the manager which was in a meeting so I left a message for him to return my call and he did so the next day. When I asked him about the second set of knobs I sent there for display purposes he said he was unaware of any such thing, and had me to explain exactly what had happened. After explaining the whole ordeal from the time I sent Tony a set of knobs to give him a little bump in the direction to find out the status of my SEF all the way to me sending the second set. He informed me that he would look into the matter with the knobs and call me in a cpl days. When he called me back he informed me that Tony in fact had the first set of knobs on his machine, but the second set I sent for display purposes, he stated that Tony was trying to sell them to Wanda that works there also who owns an Excal II. It's rather obvious as to why I never heard back from the company pertaining to the second set of knobs as Tony was trying to sell them instead of displaying them. After it was all said and done, the manager informed me that they fired Tony, and I told him that isn't what I was looking for, all I wanted was my coil and to have a set of the knobs on display. He informed me that there had been numerous complaints against him in the past so he decided to terminate him. With these dealings I have had with this company in the past rest assured that I will not buy ANYTHING from them again. Not long after that I bought my wife and I a pair of Minelab GPX 5000's but it wasn't from Kelly Co. I know this is rather long but as you can see I have had anything but a good experience with this company and I have also found numerous dealers that actually sell for less than Kelly Co. Their price match logo didn't fly because they said they couldn't match the price I bought both units for new. The trinkets they offer and state that are worth 5-800 dollars are just that, trinkets. I know I am finished with them and will never buy from them again!!!