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Dear White’s Electronics- When I was looking for a water machine I decided to go with the BeachHunter ID. I already own the DFX, and had heard it was basically a waterproof DFX. It didn't take long to start paying off on my decision to stick with White's. I have owned the BeachHunter ID for three weeks now and have been very pleased with it. I was at the beach today and it is a tuff time of year for water hunting but I still pulled off an awesome day! I got two silver rings and a silver cross. Then I got another ring signal with the BeachHunter and bang here's this beautiful tricolor gold 14k ring. Thanks White's for the quality and very easy to operate detectors. Thanks, Anthony in Crosby Tx.
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Hello White’s, I just wanted to share with you a few photos of what I have found with my White’s M6. I have cleaned some of the coins that I have found. From top to bottom: Quarters, pennies, nickels, Dimes all from around 1960 and up. The coins in the bottom row are 9-wheat pennies,1-bi centennial quarter,1-silver ring,1-silver dime and 1-1912 liberty nickel. It would be an honor for you to use my story. Thanks, Mike C. in La. |
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White’s Electronics- Hello my name is Jeff, about two years ago my son talked me into buying a used XLT Spectrum. We have hunted a few parks and found the usual clad coins, one day we were hunting at a park we have searched quite often before. We noticed a new piece of land had opened for a new playground. After searching for about 10 minutes in the new field, I started getting a lot of bottle cap signals at varying depths from 3”-6”, with most had VDI numbers from 45-52. I decided to check it out, when I began digging and got down to where it was, it turned out to be a 69 caliber round ball. We ended up finding quite a few relics that day, so began our interest in relic hunting! Here are a few pictures from that day, thank you White’s for a great detector even though it’s used. My son and I have been eyeballing the new MXT….! Thanks again, . |
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My Second year with the MXT(and a $2000 dollar ring) The MXT justs keeps getting better for me. This is my second year using the MXT and all my finds are up. I found 14 yellow and white gold rings this year but the biggest find was a diamond ring which appraised at $2000.00. You can see my wife has claimed it as well as a small pinky ring. The ring was found while hunting a tot lot. I mostly hunt school yards, tot lots and sports fields. This year most of my finds have been made with the 6 x 10 coil. With the MXT I found 10163 clad coins for a total of $696.55, that’s double what I found last year. There’s a picture of my last load for the bank.
As you can see my old coin finds where also up. As you see I found 22 older coins including some Barbers, Mercurys, V Nickels, and War Nickels. I also got my two oldest Wheat Pennies a 1909 and 1910. I am super happy with these finds because except for one older 1901 school most of my sites are newer than 1950. You just cannot go wrong with the MXT. It’s snowing now but I will be using the MXT in Texas this winter. I hope I will have more news for you when I get back.
Robert in Illinois . |
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White’s, On December 22 I had an appointment to meet with a general building contractor in the Dothan Alabama area. He is in the process of developing a subdivision and was having trouble locating the boundary markers put down in the original survey. They were 2 ½ to 3 foot pieces of rebar driven into the ground. Each time he called a surveyor to come locate them it cost him from $200.00 up to $800.00. He bought a Prizm III and before I left we had located 4 markers. He called the following Monday and said he had found 10 more markers. His purchase of the Prizm III saved him a minimum or $1000.00 the first day he used it. He still has over 20 lots to find the boundary markers for. He also told me how pleased he was with it and that not only was he going to use it for his business but that he wanted to look around the house he lives in now, which is over 60 years old, to see what he can find with it. Mike H. in Enterprise, Al . |