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Minelab Explorer SE The Minelab Explorer SE is considered by many around the world to be the most technologically advanced metal detector ever manufactured. Incorporating FBS, Full Bandwidth Spectrum, means that the SE transmits not one or two, but 28 different frequencies, from 1.5kHz to 100kHz, into the ground at the same time, making sure not to miss conductive targets regardless of their size. An extremely fast microprocessor combined with 3rd generation software providing excellent discrimination, and a feature ensemble too long to list here, are all packed into this fabulous metal detector.

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Old 11-06-2009, 08:41 PM
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Default Whites MXT versus the Minelab Explorer
Will the Whites MXT find silver as well as the Minelab
Explorer. If not Why.
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I don't run either machine but I believe ALL metal detectors will find silver if silver is in the place your hunting/looking.
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Both are good machines...I would think so..
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Sorry i don't know, but those that do will come in and help you. Mikey
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I would say they both will find silver! i do know the SE runs at the 29 freqs and is said to be a deep unit. Good luck with your choice, Beale.
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Hi Titan Man,

I have an Explorer SE Pro and a White's m6 which
is almost a MXT... I use them both equally. I find
silver with both but the Minelab will find it deeper...
The Minelab is tougher to learn .... I guess I'm trying
to say they are both great machines and are only as
the person running it....

So get one and get out and start digging,
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