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    What are the coil options for the XLT?

    Hi, I have the standard coil that came with my XLT when I bought it new about two years ago. I see on the White's website that they offer a 6" Bulls Eye coil for the XLT. Is there a double D (DD) coil availible that will work with the XLT? Thanks for any and all help. Happy hunting.
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    It wasn't a big fat toe ring after all

    Hi, Did some hunting along the river bank on the South Fork of the American River about 2 miles West of Coloma, CA. I detected something and after digging a bit and seeing it from a bird's eye view it looked like a big fat toe ring. When I wiped it off I noticed it was a metal bird band. I got...
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    First Beach Hunt

    Did my first beach hunt on Doran Beach (at Bodega Bay, No. of San Fransisco). I used my Whites XLT on the pre-set coin and jewelry program. The XLT didn't work on wet sand, so I stayed on the dry areas. Found most of the coins next to a picnic table. I checked most every target so I would get...
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    Question about frequencies

    Hi, I have a MineLab XT 18000 which has three frequency settings: 6.4kHz, 20kHz, and 60kHz. I understand that the lower frequency is for deep large nuggets and the higher frequencies for tiny nuggets. When I read advertisements for other brands of detectors for hunting gold, I see there are...
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    Newbie Question

    Hello, I'm not new to metal detecting in general, but new to hunting on a beach. I'm making plans to hunt along the northern coast of California. I will be using a White's XLT. I have a couple of sand scoops, electronic probe, etc. I have used the XLT in fresh water, but not in salt water. The...
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