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  1. #1
    us
    Mar 2007
    Samuel Watson's Old Place
    Minelab Xterra 70, Tesoro Silver uMax, Fisher 1265X, Garrett Ace 250, Garrett Pro Pointer
    405

    Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    I have been thinking hard about buying an MXT. Heard there is a new model..... MXT300 that is supposed to get better depth. What's the difference in the old model and the new 300?
    Will be using the machine in stable but sometimes thrashy ground for relics, coins and possibly jewelry. I want good depth with good target seperation. Any input on coils is appreciated.

  2. #2
    us
    Feb 2008
    N. Calif
    Goldmaster V/Sat and MXT
    317
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    Only difference is the 300 has a 12" coil. Standard came with the 950.
    Bigger coil = more depth. The electronics are the same.

    My MXT rocks. Great MD for all types of hunting.
    I picked up the 4x6 DD shooter coil when I purchased it, but wish I had gotten the 6x9 instead. The 4x6 is a great little coil but you can cover more ground with the larger one.

    Be sure to pick up "The MXT Edge" book when you purchase. Lots of great info on how to use the MXT.

    HH
    Steve

    How come every time I press #1 for English, I still can't understand the person on the other end of the line?

  3. #3
    us
    MXT User

    Jul 2006
    Nashville, MI
    Whites MXT and Ace 250
    97

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    Did you buy the MXT 300? I have an MXT and I really like it. Easy to use and when you find a target it's right under the coil.
    MXT user

  4. #4
    us
    Dec 2007
    Milwaukee, WI
    Whites DFX, Whites XLT
    72

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    If you decide on the MXT300 I'd buy a smaller coil to add to your arsenal. The 6X10DD comes to mind as it's the coil I use the most on my DFX (same coil is used on the MXT). In my opinion the 12" coil is too big for most applications. My stock coil, the 9.5", is sometimes even too large for the areas I detect. That's the same coil that comes stock on the plain MXT.

    Ideally a THer should have the large stock coil, a smaller general purpose coil like the 6X10, & a small one like the 4X6DD or 5.3 (about 6" & round).

    I've never owned an MXT but from all I hear from guys using it it's a great machine. The 12" coil puts me off a bit, though. It certainly has its uses & goes deep but isn't very good in moderate to heavy trash.
    1st Sgt., USArmy, Retired
    Proud Dad of an Army Ranger

  5. #5
    us
    Mar 2007
    Samuel Watson's Old Place
    Minelab Xterra 70, Tesoro Silver uMax, Fisher 1265X, Garrett Ace 250, Garrett Pro Pointer
    405

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    I no longer need input on this machine. I went ahead and got a Minelab Xterra 70 instead of the MXT.

  6. #6

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    But, but, but, wait! I didn't get to tell you how much I LOVE my MXT!

    I'm sure you'll find lots of keepers with that XT70, SwampHunter!

    Good luck! Nana

  7. #7
    us
    Mar 2007
    MA.
    X-70 & Myself
    330

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    Quote Originally Posted by SwampHunter
    I no longer need input on this machine. I went ahead and got a Minelab Xterra 70 instead of the MXT.

    You wont regret that decision, I also use the X-70 great machine.
    It is better to be Hated for who you are. Than Loved by some thing you are not.

                                                             Al Davis.

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  8. #8
    gb
    Nov 2008
    23

    Re: Looking to buy a White's MXT..... any input appreciated.

    I also use the MXT and the X-terra 70 with both DD coils.Great choice whichever you went for.

 

 

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