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Love My New MXT Pro

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artifactdigger64

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Hello all I am new to the forum and decided to share some of my finds with you.I have been metal detecting over 30 years now and decided to order a new MXT Pro. I have always had whites machines with the exception of one garret machine. I started out with a gold master and worked my way up my last detector being the DFX. I must admit I recieved the MXT and was first a little overwelmed with how noisy it was. But after a couple hours of figuring the machine out I was popping out coins and relics left and right. What they say about the machine is true it does have great depth. I found coins in places I have been over many time with my other detector mostly indian heads and early wheaties.Needless to say I am impressed with it. I have found I do need to order a smaller loop for trashy areas. Does anyone have any recomedations.
 
Congrats on the clad finds.
Looks like you've mastered the MXT pro.
 
[size=large]as usual a simple question with a long answer. the smallest will be th 4x6 coil. the most used, from what i've read is the 5.3. for the best all around it's the 6x10. the 5.3 is concentric. there is also the non-white 8x6 SEF coil. these SEF coils are making in-roads to being better than the manufacterers coils. only because of shape. not depth, that i've seen. someone is gunna say they all have their uses. their pros and cons. naturally it's on where you're at , the soil and what other detecting are ya into. coinshooting, prospecting and relic hunters all go for the whites 6x10 as the best all around if ya can only have one coil choice. you been at it about 28 yrs. longer than me so i should be sitting at your knee. i did desire and wait forty years to get started if that counts.

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Congrats on your new MXT Pro. It's a great machine and the more you use it, the more you'll love it. No kidding. As for the smaller coil, I use the 5.3" and love it. HH and thanks for sharing the picture. Nancy
 
Thanks for the info went out today and found another nice little silver ring with a stone a bunch of wheaties and a war nickle. Cant wait to find the gold with this machine!
 
as well as have one on my M6. The 5.3 Eclipse name shouldn't confuse you as the physical size of the round search coil is 6
 
Congrats on your finds. Gotta love those war nickels. :thumbup: HH, Nancy
 
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