Moving Back To Alaska, GMT or MXT?

[nitro74d]

I was wondering what would be better for nugget hunting? I plan on getting rid of my DFX so I can buy one or the other. Which one would be the best in your opinion? I want to be able to find small nuggets and larger ones both, but I am also a newby to metal detecting all in all.

Thanks for any info,

Nitro

 

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[buscadero]

Nitro: Here you go: http://bb.bbboy.net/alaskagoldforum-viewthread?forum=2&thread=349

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[Willy]

Take a look at the AMDS Alaska Mining forum. Steve has a lot to say about both detectors. I'd say MXT.. but then again, I'm selling mine so could be accused of having an ulterior motive. I have, however, prospected up there with an MXT (very successfully) as have numerous others. ..Willy.

 

[nitro74d]

Thanks for the info, I think I will trade my DFX in for an MXT I was checking out a nugget shooters forum and they too say that the MXT is more versitile than the GMT.

Thanks

Nitro

 

[Jim McCulloch]

Nitro, DEFINATELY the MXT. If your DFX is in really good shape, some dealers will trade you a new MXT for it, and you'll thus be able to get the $150.00 Shopper Dollars promo, which can be used to get a second coil for a mere $10.00 shipping fee. Hope this helps; HH Jim

 

[nitro74d]

Jim is that for all dealers or just participating dealers? I might call around I am not sure how many dealers are in my area though. I live In Brooksville, Fl. Closest big town is Tampa.

 

[Jim McCulloch]

Nitro, ALL factory-authorized White's Electronics dealers can give you the coupon, once the sale is complete. Brooksville, huh? I'll be there in 2+ weeks, visiting my wife's aunt. All the way from California. Small world! When you get your MXT, be sure to get a copy of my latest nugget hunting "how to" book, entitled "Advanced Nuggetshooting - How to Prospect for Gold with a Metal Detector." That, and my pamphlet "Recommneded Settings for Finding Gold Nuggets with the MXT" will tell you everything you need to know (except a place to go!) to optimally use the MXT for prospecting. Hope this helps; if you need more info email me at OphirAU@msn.com. HH Jim