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- Minelab Etrac, White's M6, Nokta Legend, Minelab Equinox 800, Nokta Simplex+
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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White's M6 vs. Minelab Explorer SE
I now have probably a hundred hours spent with the White's M6. I rarely go out with it that I'm not amazed at its capabilities. I've found more gold rings with it than with my previous three detectors - Ace 250, GTI 2500 and White's DFX. My favorite coil is the 4x6 shooter DD coil.
It seems that here in the desert southwest, coins rarely are deeper than 5-6 inches. Unlike the wetter areas of the country, we tend to lose more topsoil than we gain. So, for the purpose of this discussion, I'd suggest that depth is really not part of the issue. I know my M6 will get 6 inches on a Barber dime (My first - a couple months ago.)
Question is: how much might I gain with an Explorer SE - would target ID be markedly better, target separation better and would my trash to treasure ratio likely be higher or lower?
Lots of experience on these forums. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks,
Phillip_in_NM
I now have probably a hundred hours spent with the White's M6. I rarely go out with it that I'm not amazed at its capabilities. I've found more gold rings with it than with my previous three detectors - Ace 250, GTI 2500 and White's DFX. My favorite coil is the 4x6 shooter DD coil.
It seems that here in the desert southwest, coins rarely are deeper than 5-6 inches. Unlike the wetter areas of the country, we tend to lose more topsoil than we gain. So, for the purpose of this discussion, I'd suggest that depth is really not part of the issue. I know my M6 will get 6 inches on a Barber dime (My first - a couple months ago.)
Question is: how much might I gain with an Explorer SE - would target ID be markedly better, target separation better and would my trash to treasure ratio likely be higher or lower?
Lots of experience on these forums. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks,
Phillip_in_NM