The following was seen today on a variety of metal targets:
Prospecting Mode
A dime sized gold coin at Full Boost Sensitivity 10 - air depth of 7.50”
A one inch meteorite at Full Boost Sensitivity 10 - air depth of 4” but gave approximately 50/50 audio of iron & non iron - It was worse in All Metal @ 3"
Searching for meteorites probably won’t be the MX’s forte like other machines from White’s
Coin & Jewelry Factory Preset settings and Full Sensitivity
1961 US quarter read a dig signal @ 9” - after that a complete drop out of audio - Target ID 85
1944 Mercury dime @ 8” and same as above an abrupt audio cessation after hitting at eight inches - Target ID 20
1901 V nickel @ 8” - Target ID 18
1908 V nickel @ 10” - Target ID 20
1920 wheat penny @ 8” - Target ID 71
1953 wheat penny @ 9” - Target ID 74
Small gold coin 1cm diameter @ almost 5” fast sweep required - Target ID 2 and 4
Gold rings Target ID’s
Small & thin with stones 9ct engagement Target ID 8
Mens Class ring “Butler High 1925” with two different golds in it Target ID 30
Mens 9ct with intaglio stone weighing 1grm Target ID’s of 62, 65 and 67 - depending on angle of the ring in the hand meaning ID will also depend on how a ring lays in the soil
Mens two gold mix ring large Target ID’s of 42 and 45
Mens 14Kt nugget ring with diamonds on top Target ID 22 (read as Nickel on display)
Ring pulls and pull tabs
Full old ring pull read to 9” Target ID 26
Round part of old ring pull Target ID 14
Modern gold pull tab oval shape Target ID 22
Square aluminum color pull tab Target ID 20
Square gold color aluminum pull tab Target ID 20
A second square aluminum color pull tab Target ID 20
Aluminum mouth hole piece round Target ID 18
(NB MX display states Pulltab @ 30)
Euro coins
2 euro coin Target ID’s of 40 and 42
20c euro coin Target ID 62
10c euro coin Target ID 52
NB In 8 Tone settings all 3 coins gave different tones: in 20 Tone setting just 2 tones from all three coins
NB Coin & Jewelry Preset ‘accepts’ copper Euro coins and the audio can only be described as ‘ a trumpet fanfare’
UK Coins
£2 coin Target ID 70 (high tone)
£1 coin Target ID 70 (a slightly lower tone than the £2 in 20 Tone)
50p Target ID 26
20p Target ID 28
10p Target ID 22
NB A slight variation in tone in 20 Tone but in 8 Tone all three coins sound the same
Hammered coin
A small silver penny of Elizabeth c 1500 Target ID 26
(NB MX display says Pulltab)
As to the detector, be wary when connecting the coil as the pins are very thin.
The same would apply to the headphone socket. There's an extra cable in the box to enable use of a non-waterproof headphone: the arrangement can be seen in the photos.
There are no Accessory Coils detailed in the Instruction Manual: however the topic of Coils is discussed hinting "small coils are preferable?"
There are some [ On Screen Wordings / Descriptions that appear on screen but an explanation for them is nowhere to be found in the Instruction Manual. For example. 'wrap' ' hotrock' and others.
It's a nice well-built solid machine and assembly was easy but there was a bit of [ coil washer stretching ] on one side that made it that bit harder to thread the bolt thru.
The camlocks and the metal pins that enable height adjustment were also a bit tight (one locked up) but take it easy and they will loosen up and allow assembly.
The battery locking end cap and detector body each have a line that 'line up' when you've tightened it sufficiently.
Hoping to have a video up showing it in heavy iron by tomorrow night (Saturday) and then onto the beach after that.
I can tell you for nothing that "I'm MX'cited"
Prospecting Mode
A dime sized gold coin at Full Boost Sensitivity 10 - air depth of 7.50”
A one inch meteorite at Full Boost Sensitivity 10 - air depth of 4” but gave approximately 50/50 audio of iron & non iron - It was worse in All Metal @ 3"
Searching for meteorites probably won’t be the MX’s forte like other machines from White’s
Coin & Jewelry Factory Preset settings and Full Sensitivity
1961 US quarter read a dig signal @ 9” - after that a complete drop out of audio - Target ID 85
1944 Mercury dime @ 8” and same as above an abrupt audio cessation after hitting at eight inches - Target ID 20
1901 V nickel @ 8” - Target ID 18
1908 V nickel @ 10” - Target ID 20
1920 wheat penny @ 8” - Target ID 71
1953 wheat penny @ 9” - Target ID 74
Small gold coin 1cm diameter @ almost 5” fast sweep required - Target ID 2 and 4
Gold rings Target ID’s
Small & thin with stones 9ct engagement Target ID 8
Mens Class ring “Butler High 1925” with two different golds in it Target ID 30
Mens 9ct with intaglio stone weighing 1grm Target ID’s of 62, 65 and 67 - depending on angle of the ring in the hand meaning ID will also depend on how a ring lays in the soil
Mens two gold mix ring large Target ID’s of 42 and 45
Mens 14Kt nugget ring with diamonds on top Target ID 22 (read as Nickel on display)
Ring pulls and pull tabs
Full old ring pull read to 9” Target ID 26
Round part of old ring pull Target ID 14
Modern gold pull tab oval shape Target ID 22
Square aluminum color pull tab Target ID 20
Square gold color aluminum pull tab Target ID 20
A second square aluminum color pull tab Target ID 20
Aluminum mouth hole piece round Target ID 18
(NB MX display states Pulltab @ 30)
Euro coins
2 euro coin Target ID’s of 40 and 42
20c euro coin Target ID 62
10c euro coin Target ID 52
NB In 8 Tone settings all 3 coins gave different tones: in 20 Tone setting just 2 tones from all three coins
NB Coin & Jewelry Preset ‘accepts’ copper Euro coins and the audio can only be described as ‘ a trumpet fanfare’
UK Coins
£2 coin Target ID 70 (high tone)
£1 coin Target ID 70 (a slightly lower tone than the £2 in 20 Tone)
50p Target ID 26
20p Target ID 28
10p Target ID 22
NB A slight variation in tone in 20 Tone but in 8 Tone all three coins sound the same
Hammered coin
A small silver penny of Elizabeth c 1500 Target ID 26
(NB MX display says Pulltab)
As to the detector, be wary when connecting the coil as the pins are very thin.
The same would apply to the headphone socket. There's an extra cable in the box to enable use of a non-waterproof headphone: the arrangement can be seen in the photos.
There are no Accessory Coils detailed in the Instruction Manual: however the topic of Coils is discussed hinting "small coils are preferable?"
There are some [ On Screen Wordings / Descriptions that appear on screen but an explanation for them is nowhere to be found in the Instruction Manual. For example. 'wrap' ' hotrock' and others.
It's a nice well-built solid machine and assembly was easy but there was a bit of [ coil washer stretching ] on one side that made it that bit harder to thread the bolt thru.
The camlocks and the metal pins that enable height adjustment were also a bit tight (one locked up) but take it easy and they will loosen up and allow assembly.
The battery locking end cap and detector body each have a line that 'line up' when you've tightened it sufficiently.
Hoping to have a video up showing it in heavy iron by tomorrow night (Saturday) and then onto the beach after that.
I can tell you for nothing that "I'm MX'cited"