My 65 Whites Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin

TXKajun

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My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

Well, once again, an "oldie but goodie" came through. ;D

Got home from work today after stopping at Wally World to get a stud finder to try as a pinpointer and my son was rarin' to go! We went to one of the local parks and fired up the old White's TM and started doing some wood chipping. Well, it was soon obvious that the Stanley Intelli Sensor was both too sensitive and not specific enough to work as a pinpointer. Drat. >:( I'm going to return it tomorrow and try another one. Any suggestions?

After finding that out, my boy played and I wood chipped to the tune of 60 cents! My biggest day yet and first quarters found! WOO HOO!! If I'm doing this good with the old TM, I can't WAIT to see what I can do with my new Ace 250 Pro when it arrives. Here's a pic, I hope.

Happy hunting everyone!
 

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birdman

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

It will be like night and day! Congrats.I hear good things about the 250. :)
 

goldencoin

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

Just go to Kellyco (on internet) and by a pinpionter specifically made for metal decting, a little expensive, but well worth all the time and effort needed to find sometning. I got one, and i was able to find stuff 2X faster than normally.
 

Mirage

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

You can get a White's 120mm Bullseye pinpointer for about $50-60. Try Kellyco or ebay. I have one and usually don't use it much. If you do a good job of pinpointing with your metal detector and get a decent depth reading it's pretty easy to find the coins. Most useful situations are for woodchipping, surface, and deep targets. IF you do a lot of woodchipping then the pinpointer will be a great tool - I have a hard time in the chips finding those coins. And of coarse the deep targets you don't always pinpoint too well or you don't know when to stop digging.

Bob
 

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Kentucky Kache

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

I have a White's DFX detector that does a really good job of pinpointing. I don't know anything about the Ace 250, but If It's as good as the DFX, thats all you need.
 

fc3003

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May 23, 2005
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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

I agree ,,if you got the DFX no need for a pinpointer ,,,its build right in there !
 

Mississippi Yankee

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

The ACE 250 has a built-in Pinpoint feature, but if there is ANYTHING I personally dis-like about my Ace, it is that....
almost ALWAYS seem to have problems with it. Have heard MANY other people complain about the same thing.

Anyone have one & figured out how to get around the problem ? ???
 

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Kentucky Kache

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

Pinpointing Is the feature I brag most about on the DFX.
 

DirtyDon

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Re: My '65 White's Treasure Master Keeps On Truckin'

TXK: Check out this site. I got one of these detectors for a pinpointer and it works very well as a back up unit. Cant beat the price of $14.99http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=44628
 

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