Whites coinmaster 6000D

[dirtyknees]

White's coinmaster 6000D

Hi all, I'm new here and new to the hobby.? As a matter of fact I've just purchased a used Coinmaster 6000D as my first unit.? It comes with a user manual but I was hoping for some pointers from the pros as well.? Is there anything I should or should not do with this detector? ? Thanks?

 

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[jeff of pa]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

you didn't mention, if it's the series 2 or not.

I used to have the 6000-D Series 2.

it's an excellent machine.
as good as & in some cases, Better then many starter models today, only a little heavier.

just follow the instructions, keep your coil level with the ground. & as close to the ground, as possable,while swinging.

there should be a button on the handle.
I used to raise the detector in the Air, and Press this button, a couple times, If it got erraric
while detecting, as this would re-tune it.

other then this, it's a fairly simple machine, just follow the instrustions, and enjoy.

Jeff

 

[Pooley]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

i had one of those machines also, great detector, easy to use. When coinshooting I always hunted in GEB DISC, of course that machine is a little heavier than current ones and in GEB DISC you had to swing it. Easy to tell coins from junk because your signal would break up with junk. Pinpointing was a breeze with that machine. All in all, its a good machine to have.

 

[jeff of pa]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

Good Point, that I forgot about Pooley.

I searched in G.E.B. MAX & switched to all Metal when I got a Target.

Then once I was over the Target, I'd Keep Pushing the Button on the handle,
To Detune the Detector over the Coin, till I had it Narrowed down.

After, I'd switch back to GEB MAX Lift the Coil, Push the Button on the Handle Twice,
Lower the Coil & start searching again.

My Disc. was always fully Counter Clockwise.

 

[Pooley]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

yeah the pinpointing feature on that was easy just like you said keep pressing the button to make the target smaller until you find it. I miss that machine, I currently use an ACE 250 and have an old coinmaster as a back up.

 

[dirtyknees]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

Hey thanks for all the replies. I'm sure I'll be able to tell what's going on once I have the machine in hand. I haven't received the detector yet (bought online) so I'm not sure what series it is. On the side of the control panel it reads: coinmaster 6000D / G.E.B. discriminator / all metal detector. Can this unit be used at the beach and to search for other thing besides coins? (Are these questions that I should have asked before buying? - you bet but it was a good deal on the spur of the moment).

sanman

 

[Pooley]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

How much did you pay for it?? Yeah you can use it at the beach. You may run into some problems if its a salt water beach and are detecting in the surf, minerals may affect it some but in wet or dry sand it should work just fine. Back when I lived in Tennessee I used mine on freshwater beaches and found lots of stuff. I had my machine for about 20 years before it finally died. It paid for itself many times over.

 

[dirtyknees]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

With shipping I paid under $110. I live on Lake Erie so salt water won't be a prob.

 

[jeff of pa]

Re: White's coinmaster 6000D

When I had mine, My understanding, the TR setting worked better on Salt Water Beaches.

? But you had to sacrafice some Depth. plus it's non-Motion.

I never used the TR setting tho.

I used mine for all around Detecting RELIC, COIN, CACHE. hunting.

Sounds like yours may be the original 6000-D or the SEARS Equivelent.

you'll be able to tell when you get it & look at the DISC. & battery Compartment.

The Series 2 had TR/G.E.B./G.E.B. MAX/All Metal & took 2 Battery Packs. one held 6 AA's the other 8 AAs.

the original had TR/G.E.B./All Metal, and one Battery pack.