5900 di pro

[liftloop]

hay every one
was out with the white's 5900 di pro yesterday, and that detector found a target 9"by6"yb3" thick at 30 inches, had a bout 10 inches of air to spare and it was on a slit angle it weighed a bout 32 pounds it was a piece of float copper,

plus,
other pieces of copper were found. but what a detector, had the 15" maxium attach it would not stop ringing on the target had to dig, plus the other pieces were found right a round it all so..what a day that does happen to me often as I would like it too. but we will take it,

those old white's analogue detectors go pretty dam deep, I tell ya.. and find all the good stuff...
thank you white's for making the best detectors out there, I had a great day...


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[Msbeepbeep]

Awesome and congrats! I think those detectors have better sound quality. I could tell if it was dime, penny, quarter, or something larger by sound alone on my old 4900, but alas it has bit the dust, so now I have a M6 still getting acquainted with it, sounds are more confusing to me so far.

 

[BosnMate]

I have a Whites 6000 DI Pro, and that is a great machine. I'd still be using it, except it doesn't have a cuff, or arm brace, or what ever it's called, and at my advanced age and health, it's just too hard on my arm. It's a really good machine though, and I've found some good stuff with it. I was at the gold show awhile back, and White's was there with a booth, and the lady from White's told me that they make a cuff for that machine now, or I could get one from them. I didn't pay that much attention though, because that's the machine my grand kids use now, I've already got two machines with cuff's.

 

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thanks for the replies
Msbeepbeep tone I,D can be tough to figer out when theirs so many targets close by.
and the 5900 is a bear to lug around at times also bosnmate.
but i love it...



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