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Old 05-20-2005, 10:13 PM
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Got my new detector today...thought I filled in DFX on the order, but I picked the MXT...seems fine anyway but I didn't know I needed a Ph.D to operate this thing!



I've been reading the manuals and all, looks pretty simple but I think its got more selections and options than I need. I'll probably really freak when I use the 14" search coil I bought!

May get to try it out tomorrow. My dad is taking me to a location that was a football field where he played for his college in the mid 1960's. Now its just an empty field that gets mowed on ocassion by the college.

I think the silver should be there!

Anyone who has a MXT, feel free to let me know its quarks and such!
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Old 05-20-2005, 10:23 PM
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[quote=diggertodd]Got my new detector today...thought I filled in DFX on the order, but I picked the MXT...seems fine anyway but I didn't know I needed a Ph.D to operate this thing!



I've been reading the manuals and all, looks pretty simple but I think its got more selections and options than I need. I'll probably really freak when I use the 14" search coil I bought!

May get to try it out tomorrow. My dad is taking me to a location that was a football field where he played for his college in the mid 1960's. Now its just an empty field that gets mowed on ocassion by the college.

I think the silver should be there!

Anyone who has a MXT, feel free to let me know its quarks and such! [/QUOTI do not have either detector,however,from reading many post and field tests,I think you got the best between the two!I understand that the DFX is more complicated and with the MXT,you can find gold nuggets as well as finer gold objects which the DFX cannot.Enjoy!!
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Old 05-21-2005, 04:27 PM
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good luck with the new detector
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