Rocky77
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WHITE'S SPECTRUM XLT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Up for sale is my beautiful White's XLT with the 950 coil.
It's had its factory tune up and had the trigger replaced and works like a charm. It does show some wear on the arm cuff, but that is common place. I took it out relic hunting recently and it slammed on a harness buckle about 6 in down. I really love this detector, but I've been using my DFX now and unfortunately it's time for it to go.
I'm asking $400. It comes with the original box, waterproof control box cover, battery pack and Bullseye pin pointer. I love the Bullseye and wanted to keep it, but I figured it would be better included in the package. PM me if interested or if you have any questions.
The main thing I really like about this detector and the DFX is the signagraph. I've used it to pull stuff out of the ground that sounded iffy using other detectors. If the signal is iffy and the signagraph bars remain solid on the right hand side of the graph, dig it!
Up for sale is my beautiful White's XLT with the 950 coil.
It's had its factory tune up and had the trigger replaced and works like a charm. It does show some wear on the arm cuff, but that is common place. I took it out relic hunting recently and it slammed on a harness buckle about 6 in down. I really love this detector, but I've been using my DFX now and unfortunately it's time for it to go.
I'm asking $400. It comes with the original box, waterproof control box cover, battery pack and Bullseye pin pointer. I love the Bullseye and wanted to keep it, but I figured it would be better included in the package. PM me if interested or if you have any questions.
The main thing I really like about this detector and the DFX is the signagraph. I've used it to pull stuff out of the ground that sounded iffy using other detectors. If the signal is iffy and the signagraph bars remain solid on the right hand side of the graph, dig it!
