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Whites Beach Hunter I.D 300 Users
- Thread starter finnfoto
- Start date
Flintstone
Well-known member
I have the Beach Hunter ID, and it dose very good on beach. If it shows red it is iron, if green it is coin or silver ring. If yellow need to dig could be gold or pull tab. I have even used it in the park one time when I was not at home and had my other detectors. It will find coins and rings on land as good as on the beach. I wish I could change coils for park, just a little heavy for park hunting. It goes deep on gold and coins. Hope this helps, I love mine. flintstone
Water Hunter
Member
I have the Beach Hunter ID among other water detectors.. Let me tell you it's a good machine, great for coins and jewelry. Just take your time and learn the machine. And remember it's made by Whites, the best. Good luck.
surf n turf
Member
Hey finnfoto, I have a BHID and it handles very well in salt surf. I've been in waist deep surf and it does good, it does help to have a coil stabilizer. The BHID is very sensitive and doesn't
need to be cranked very much, while on Daytona Beach last month I was digging penny's and dimes a foot deep and the sensitivity was just below preset. Water Hunter said it, take your time and learn it you will be rewarded.
HH Dale
need to be cranked very much, while on Daytona Beach last month I was digging penny's and dimes a foot deep and the sensitivity was just below preset. Water Hunter said it, take your time and learn it you will be rewarded.
HH Dale
Sven
Well-known member
I just took one in on trade actually one of the older ones with the black coil and two decals.
Bench testing I was impressed, my first experience with one. You won't be looking at DP's, 1280x's anymore. Heck even think it may trump the Tshark.
I may be looking to do a coil mod, having the ability to swap search coils. Looks like there's plenty of room for a bulk head connector on the control box.
Bench testing I was impressed, my first experience with one. You won't be looking at DP's, 1280x's anymore. Heck even think it may trump the Tshark.
I may be looking to do a coil mod, having the ability to swap search coils. Looks like there's plenty of room for a bulk head connector on the control box.