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anyone known anything about the whites classic lll plus:confused:
- Thread starter C.J.M.
- Start date
My first real detector was a Classic 3, wish I still had it. Excellent depth and discrimination. In all metal mode it was crazy deep.
Whites screwed up when they stop making them.
One little trick I learned was to ID nickels. With Disc on preset one, excepts everything from nickel to silver. When you get a hit turn the disc up until the sound drops out for a nickel, then it's pretty good chance it's a nickel, keep turning it up until pull tabs drop out, then you know it was a pull tab.
Whites screwed up when they stop making them.
One little trick I learned was to ID nickels. With Disc on preset one, excepts everything from nickel to silver. When you get a hit turn the disc up until the sound drops out for a nickel, then it's pretty good chance it's a nickel, keep turning it up until pull tabs drop out, then you know it was a pull tab.
The other Coinmaster Classic series were okay, but when they brought out the Coinmaster III Plus, what a difference!
It offered the full-range Discrimination thanks to the Normal/Black Sand toggle selector, and also the change in search coils selection as it used the Blue Max series and the others used the older-type search coils. That added the the versatility of the detector a lot.
The next change was to drop the 'Coinmaster' name, calling them just the 'Classic', and also a change in the battery power and control housing and rod lay-out. The Coinmaster Classic III Plus is virtually identical in function and performance as the Classic III SL which is in the Slim-Line housing, like the XLT was introduced in.
The Classic I and Classic II used the older type coils, and with the Classic I it was a fixed (hard-wired) 8" and an interchangeable 8" on the Classic II.
The Classic III SL, then Classic ID had the interchangeable Blue Max series coils, like your unit uses, so they could have one of the 6
It offered the full-range Discrimination thanks to the Normal/Black Sand toggle selector, and also the change in search coils selection as it used the Blue Max series and the others used the older-type search coils. That added the the versatility of the detector a lot.
The next change was to drop the 'Coinmaster' name, calling them just the 'Classic', and also a change in the battery power and control housing and rod lay-out. The Coinmaster Classic III Plus is virtually identical in function and performance as the Classic III SL which is in the Slim-Line housing, like the XLT was introduced in.
The Classic I and Classic II used the older type coils, and with the Classic I it was a fixed (hard-wired) 8" and an interchangeable 8" on the Classic II.
The Classic III SL, then Classic ID had the interchangeable Blue Max series coils, like your unit uses, so they could have one of the 6
Rerunrj2425
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I still have and use my classic 111 SL from time to time and i have had it 15 years now and never had a problem with it but it does hit deeper then my new AT Pro but I like it also so I use them both My classic has the blue max coil on it.