cintitomcat
Member
Any info on these detectors, weight, features, how good are these detectors and what is a good price on a used 1? Thanks
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Older Whites Spectrum
- Thread starter cintitomcat
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silverseeker 2
Well-known member
Is it the Eagle Spectrum or Xlt Spectrum? I picked my Eagle spectrum up for $!00 at a Pawn
shop. It needed a new screen replacement but worked fine audibly.This set me back another
100 + $. Worth it though.Some say the Eagle was deeper but can't answer that one.
Good machines for sure but takes time to learn what to use(programming) and the settings
knowing what each function does when activated or de-activated. Many, many optional
settings for these units. You can check out a website with programs contributed by Forum
members with programs that work. There's a relic, deep silver, gold ring, etc. etc..
This makes a great starting point with learning its many different settings and I believe
it's called the Coinist XLT programs or something along these lines. Good Luck and
all I know is you can't go WRONG with a good "OL Whites" detector. I own a few
with the Eagle SL 90 being one of my favorite Whites unit as mine's MINT and still WORKS!!!
silverseeker 2
shop. It needed a new screen replacement but worked fine audibly.This set me back another
100 + $. Worth it though.Some say the Eagle was deeper but can't answer that one.
Good machines for sure but takes time to learn what to use(programming) and the settings
knowing what each function does when activated or de-activated. Many, many optional
settings for these units. You can check out a website with programs contributed by Forum
members with programs that work. There's a relic, deep silver, gold ring, etc. etc..
This makes a great starting point with learning its many different settings and I believe
it's called the Coinist XLT programs or something along these lines. Good Luck and
all I know is you can't go WRONG with a good "OL Whites" detector. I own a few
with the Eagle SL 90 being one of my favorite Whites unit as mine's MINT and still WORKS!!!
silverseeker 2
cintitomcat
Member
Thanks for the feedback, i just missed 1 on craigslist it was a eagle spectrum. I should of went ahead and bought it $80.00 bucks
