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Low-Boy/LCPM

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When is White's going to make the jump and catch up with what is going on. Don't get me wrong the DFX and MXT are great machines having used them both but it is time for White's to come forward and do something different that will put them on top for a few years to come?
 
In my estimation if Whites never came up with any new units after the XLT( 1993) in many aspects would be head and shoulders above many companies units produced in 2006..Do remember one unit can't do it all and many have fine features produced by other companies in 2006 and certainly not trying to knock any company but one has to admit for a 13 year old unit does quite well...
 
Some might consider it out dated, but it is still a solid work horse and gets the job done. Kelley (Texas) :)
 
Don't forget the old 5900 Di. I still use mine from time to time. Twenty years old and still going strong.
Bud
 
that White's heard about Minelab's SE and changed their new model slightly to get the one-up on the SE? I have heard rumors about a new DFX, possible with one extra frequency (6.5kHz). The DFX is a super machine but every model could stand a few improvements. And we all well know, there is no PERFECT machine. Ron
 
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