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  1. To answer your first question, what do you mean by fragile? Don't understand? To answer your 2nd question, I don't remember seeing anywhere or any ads with this coil having being offered for sale... Most likely never came with one.

    Covers or skid plates have no affect on sensitivity  or depth in detection of targets. All they do is to provide protection of the detectors coil. Are you still interested in buying my coil??

    TC-AZ

  2. These things I don’t need anymore. Looking for a good home.  1) Black Max or Blue Max 950 coil cover, thin profile and 300 (12”) coil cover, $20 ea.  2) HOT Head Coil, fits 5900, 6000, 6000 Di, XL Pro and XLT, and detectors using 6.592 Khz operating freq., Have nut/bolt set-up that will fit on a standard White’s lower shaft, $50.  3) HORI style digging knife, very strong w/wood handle and sheath, $30.  4) Brand new KELLYCO terry cloth towel, $7

    All prices include shipping. Will take Paypal or Postal Money Order.  If you want all of them, I can bundle and give you a better price.Thanks for looking. TC-AZ20240410_175820.thumb.jpg.a7c61216b42e4ed4360e17e4cce56a44.jpg

     

  3. First and foremost, I agree with RickUK. Most definitely try out your friends detectors. Do plunk down any money yet. If there is something you like, such as weight, features, functionality, then by no means go back and test them again, Then tell him you'll think about it.

    The days have faded when you could go into a M.D. shop and ask to try different detectors in their test garden, pick one out, buy it or put it on law-a-way.

    Detectors manuf. now have nice screens, faster processors and many hunt modes for different conditions of terrain and wireless Bluetooth headphones. Most importantly for me is weight. Manuf now you use micro circuitry (surface mounted) components which are a PLUS.

    Good luck in your purchase. It's  a great hobby!!

    TC-AZ 

  4. Lost Scout,

    The internet is a great tool but does not cover everything. The older USGS maps either paper or online are great. Yes, like others that responded, historical societies are another avenue of searching.

    There is a territorial fair grounds in Albuquerque, NM that I've been to several times detecting.  it has been built up with houses here and there. I have to ask permission to detect there and I get some great finds.

    Good luck in your search. It takes time so be patient.    TC-AZ 

  5. Thanks for the feedback. Those hours you gave are very respectable for battery usage. Keep up the good work.

    On my Whites TDI Li ion battery pks; if I'm not using for a couple of months (say 4-6), I will put them back on the charger to top them off. It seems that they deplete sooner than what I expected... Oh Well.

    In the near future, I will no doubt put together a new set of Li Ion pks like you shown.  Thanks again

    TC-AZ

  6. Joe Beechnut,

    Correct me if I'm wrong the TDI uses an 8-cell pk. 2 rows of 4 stacked upon itself. It is rated at 14.4 or 14.8 volts nom., right?

    Lastly, I myself would prefer a bigger guage of wire, such as 14 0r 12 for the Amp draw and charging.

    Like to hear some feedback on performance in the field on those batteries.

    Great job. Thanks for sharing 👍 

  7. 11 hours ago, RickUK said:

    I personally think after using one for nearly 20 years the 10x6 white elliptical one is still the best coils they made,one after market one that does come close is the SEF 8x6 coil which i use on a few of my detectors,i purchased on just last week brand new for my T2 which makes it a deadly combination,currently my SEF 8x6 one for Whites detectors is on my DFX.

     

    Hi RickUK,

    I own a V3i that has 10" D2 mounted on it. I also have the SEF 6 x 8 DD. The 10" D2 is "V" rated. Will that pose problems for the MXT?

     

    TC-AZ 

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