Need Help Fast!

[Prospector]

I have possible access to a site to hunt for Civil War relics in a creek bed. The water is shallow and getting shallower by the day. Is there a unit that I can use in one to two foot water as long as I don't submerge the control box that I can also use on land with good depth? I will probably be hunting sandbars mostly. Thanks!
Thanks!

 

[whitetails4ever]

My Whites XLT fits that bill. Is a matter of fact, I believe the M6, XLT, and DFX all have submersible coils. I had my XLT out in 3 or 4 foot water. As you mentioned, just keep the control box dry and your good to go. It will go plenty deep on land as well. The XLT has a awesome Relic program installed. I kind of a newbie, but I have had mine long enough to stand by these claims.

 

[whitetails4ever]

My Whites XLT fits that bill. Is a matter of fact, I believe the M6, XLT, and DFX all have submersible coils. I had my XLT out in 3 or 4 foot water. As you mentioned, just keep the control box dry and your good to go. It will go plenty deep on land as well. The XLT has a awesome Relic program installed. I kind of a newbie, but I have had mine long enough to stand by these claims.

 

[Prospector]

Thanks for the info and your time.

 

[Pap]

all of the detectors that were mentioned will be O.K. for use in water provided to do not allow the water to run up the shaft into the control box. Just make certain to keep the control box higher than the coil when using and transporting after use. I have used my DFX in salt water on numerous occasions without a problem. And by the way the DFX is very good for relic hunting as it too has a Relic Program.

 

[Rob (IL)]

As well the MXT which uses the same coils as the M6, and DFX. Rob