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Help me out !!! Please!!!
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dirtmaster
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I believe it takes the 8 AA battery pack.
C E Stricklin
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Go to Whites side and download manual. It will show battery set up. Some older Whites detectors had a 9 volt connector that attached to a AA battery pack which can be bought at Radio Shack if it is not available from Whites. I just did this with an old TR/Discriminator made by Whites and sold by Sears.
TerraDigger
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If you need parts/questions, just contact White's in Sweet Home, Oregon. They have awesome service
Really nice people.
1-800-547-6911
Postal mail send to:
White's Electronics
1011 Pleasant Valley Road
Sweet Home, OR 97386
Really nice people.1-800-547-6911
Postal mail send to:
White's Electronics
1011 Pleasant Valley Road
Sweet Home, OR 97386
There were several models that used the Coinmaster 2 name going way back to the old BFO's. If we look at the three most recent Coinmaster II models they include the following:
Coinmaster 2/DB which was a rather simple models in a blue housing. There was one (1) 9V battery that snapped in a holder on the inside of the back housing door, and that only required a single 9-Volt battery clip.
The Coinmaster Classic II was in a more 'squarish-like' housing, black in color, and could be mounted in front of the hand-grip or removed (2 snap-lock buttons) and mounted under the fore-arm near the arm-cup. That Coinmaster Classic II used three (3) 9-Volt batteries.
If you have a most current Classic II SL, it is in the slim-line black housing and is mounted under the arm-rest upper rod and is not removable. There is a slide-in battery tray that holds 8-AA alkaline batteries. A physical description of the model, and color, and the full proper name would narrow it down. Look at the White's website under Owner's Manuals and find your specific model. If it is an older version and needs a battery pack, White's has it.
Monte
Coinmaster 2/DB which was a rather simple models in a blue housing. There was one (1) 9V battery that snapped in a holder on the inside of the back housing door, and that only required a single 9-Volt battery clip.
The Coinmaster Classic II was in a more 'squarish-like' housing, black in color, and could be mounted in front of the hand-grip or removed (2 snap-lock buttons) and mounted under the fore-arm near the arm-cup. That Coinmaster Classic II used three (3) 9-Volt batteries.
If you have a most current Classic II SL, it is in the slim-line black housing and is mounted under the arm-rest upper rod and is not removable. There is a slide-in battery tray that holds 8-AA alkaline batteries. A physical description of the model, and color, and the full proper name would narrow it down. Look at the White's website under Owner's Manuals and find your specific model. If it is an older version and needs a battery pack, White's has it.
Monte