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WHITES CLASSIC II SL?

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silvereagle

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I got this from mother,it has a stock coil what coils can i put on it,and what kinda depth can i expect to get? thanks for the help
 
The classic I and II are pretty much stuck with the stock 8" coil unless you send it off to Mr. Bill for mods.
 
While considered by many to be a entry level beginners metal detector, the Whites Classic II SL can be fun to use by both a beginner as well as an experienced person. Under normal soil conditions you can get a solid repeatable signal on a penny at a depth of five to six inches, same with a dime...six to seven inches for a quarter. It is light weight and easy to use. Set the discrimination where you accept pull tabs and you should have no problem finding a gold ring...you will have to dig lots of tabs but eventually you should find a gold ring. I recommend that you put some fresh batteries in it and have some fun. Kelley (Texas) :)
 
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