relichunters
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Does anyone know what brand, model or type these two detectors are? I don't have better photos. They kind of look like White's, but look vintage.
Need help IDing these detectors
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No gold in NY
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- Mar 22, 2015
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Whites Coin Master,
Whites Gold Master GMT, Whites MXSport
High banker/dredge,
DIY hand trommel,
DIY Miller table,
DIY fluidbed gold trap sluice,
Keene A-52 A-52s
2186 Wheaties
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They could be Whites and vintage. Surely they must have a name on the control box.
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Terry In Florida
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Fisher 1280x Aquanaut
Minelab Excalibur II
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- All Treasure Hunting
You're allowed to look but don't touch, type deal?
Too hard to ID in the cabinet anyway.
The camo one has an aftermarket wrap on it, may as well be gift wrapped and stuck under a tree and ask for an ID. Can barely see the other 2, Pull them out and lay them on the floor or something to give a fair shot. While they are out check them over for any information that may be on them. You gotta help us out to help you, lol.
Take a stab in the dark.
One in the back, the first one, does look to be a Whites, maybe a Goldmaster.
Second one looks to be a bounty hunter, either the Hunter VLF or the Gold Digger, model with the 10" Magnum Coil.
Third I haven't narrowed down a guess yet, lol. But if gold is the common denominator, probably has gold in the name.
Okay, I'm guessing the third is another whites, pretty sure its a goldmaster with the big ole plug for the small, fat coil.
Too hard to ID in the cabinet anyway.
The camo one has an aftermarket wrap on it, may as well be gift wrapped and stuck under a tree and ask for an ID. Can barely see the other 2, Pull them out and lay them on the floor or something to give a fair shot. While they are out check them over for any information that may be on them. You gotta help us out to help you, lol.
Take a stab in the dark.
One in the back, the first one, does look to be a Whites, maybe a Goldmaster.
Second one looks to be a bounty hunter, either the Hunter VLF or the Gold Digger, model with the 10" Magnum Coil.
Third I haven't narrowed down a guess yet, lol. But if gold is the common denominator, probably has gold in the name.
Okay, I'm guessing the third is another whites, pretty sure its a goldmaster with the big ole plug for the small, fat coil.
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