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My wife said she wanted a detector and myself enjoying gold prospecting I jumped on it. I got her an MXT Pro. Took it to the top of our street and found a bunch of old cans! lol Looking forward to advice and learning more, I feel like we are just firing shots into the air to see what drops.
 
You will not be sorry buying a whites MXT. The MXT is a top quality machine? It's is a very simple machine to learn and has great separation, depth and a world class pin pointer.

The best way to learn it is to use the triangle pre sets for hunting. Throw some coins out into your lawn. Ground balance and start finding them. Pay attention to the tones and VDI numbers associated with each separate coin. In no time you will be finding all kinds of stuff.

Good luck. Ask questions right here on this forum.
 
sparkster said:
You will not be sorry buying a whites MXT. The MXT is a top quality machine? It's is a very simple machine to learn and has great separation, depth and a world class pin pointer.

The best way to learn it is to use the triangle pre sets for hunting. Throw some coins out into your lawn. Ground balance and start finding them. Pay attention to the tones and VDI numbers associated with each separate coin. In no time you will be finding all kinds of stuff.

Good luck. Ask questions right here on this forum.

That's good advise, although, the way I learned to use my pin pointer on my Garrett, is I had an old piece of thin ply board. I let my wife tape some coings on one side of it without me knowing excactly where they were. Then I located the coin and when I thought I had it pin pointed correctly, I put a circle around the spot. Stood the ply board up, and compared the sides. Works for me! Good luck..
 
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