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older whites metal detector
- Thread starter tgvaldez
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
A call to the White's factory can tell you what you want to know about the 75V. I can't find any info on that model but if it falls in line with the other TM series detectors, it is probably a late 1960 to early 70 detector. A picture would help ID it.
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
A picture of the control box would be better but just from the coil, I would guess mid to late 60. The coil and cord looks to be in pretty bad shape and it's an old TR detector. The nice ones have some collector value.
Hey Larry, thanx for info. Am trying to crop pics of control box.
Had to replace battery terminals and run 67.5 v on 9v wired in series,
(Uses one 1.5,one 9v &67.5) seems to work ok ,hunted back yard,found
Couple of wheat pennies,and a1957 french franc &a1953 greek coin,? ex military
Former tenant,maybe. Thanx ,am just trying to find more info.
Had to replace battery terminals and run 67.5 v on 9v wired in series,
(Uses one 1.5,one 9v &67.5) seems to work ok ,hunted back yard,found
Couple of wheat pennies,and a1957 french franc &a1953 greek coin,? ex military
Former tenant,maybe. Thanx ,am just trying to find more info.