I now own a Whites Coinmaster 4900D

[incajoe]

I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

Today I found a White's Coinmaster 4900D detector while I was buying some records. The people brought me into their basement to show me the records (I'm a record collector nut) and there sitting next to the boxes of records is the detector. They said they only used it three times which I completely believe since it is minty new looking. Came with the White's bag, headphones and manuals. The real kicker is that when I looked at the battery door there was a sticker on it from "Snow's Metal Detectors" which was (and still is) my fathers business!

Does anyone need one these old timers? I trade it to you for your old records!

 

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[UncleVinnys]

Re: I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

Wow, that in itself is a great find.
Those were pretty darned good detectors in their day too.
To have one in mint condition is a real treasure.

I had an old 6000 Di and it worked like a charm.
Used it back in the 80s a few times, then sat in my
garage for 20 years - got it out last December and started
using it - still worked wonderfully well.
Convinced me to get a modern machine (MXT),
and sold that old 6000 for a pretty penny on eBay.
Good luck - - and the little label, well that's a little personal
touch that is just icing on the cake, aye?!

 

[moholedigger]

Re: I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

I would absolutely love to get another detector in my family AND get rid of some of my old records. email me. [email protected]

 

[Glenns5900]

Re: I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

I still use a 5900 Di Pro that I bought in the late '80s. Works great. The only problem I had was the original coil went bad after a years lite use. Sent the whole unit back to Whites and they replaced the coil.

Note to self: Gotta get out and do more MDing.

 

[Sarge]

Re: I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

Does that ever bring back memories!! The 4900D was my 1st detector. Bought it new in '85 , I want to say for $329 & it sure found lots of goodies for me.It payed for itself in a short time. I used it, abused it & it never skipped a beat. I loved the TR mode with its non-motion discrimination. I set the discriminator by throwing a nickel on the gound & adjusted until it was barely readable & then turned the disc down until I heard the nickel clearly. The GEB Max went DEEP!

 

[lastleg]

Re: I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

Does anyone own a Coinmaster 5000/D? My buddy just got one without the manual and needs to know how many AA batteries it takes ? ?

 

[gregl01]

Re: I now own a White's Coinmaster 4900D

Does anyone own a Coinmaster 5000/D? My buddy just got one without the manual and needs to know how many AA batteries it takes ? ?

www.whiteselectronics.com Click on "support" I think, there are a ton of manuals available online to print.

Good luck
Greg