Hi,

My name is Raymond. I have never owned a White’s detector until this past year. I was talked in to borrowing a White’s MXT after my machine broke. I noticed almost instantly that the MXT was built well and the all metal house was a great advantage over any of the other detector I have owned.

When my buddy showed me how to set up and use the detector. I couldn’t believe how easy this machine was. So you guessed it I bought my own along with a 6x10 dd coil and I won’t ever use another detector! This machine is making my old one look bad. I have recently started going back to old hunted out spots and low and behold relics everywhere. I’m truly excited about this upcoming season and I’m dying to get in the woods an find a few civil war relics. I have enclosed a few of my finds with the MXT.

Thank You,

Raymond 

Hello White’s,

I have been a faithful White’s users…well since I started metal detecting 8 years ago. I wanted to share some of my recent finds with my MXT. The machine my buddies and I have nicknamed the relic dog. I have always complained about never finding that Enfield bullet… Not anymore I got 2 with base marks in them. I also dug a rare bullet with a base mark # 5 inside. Needless to say this was the highlight of my trip that day. I also found some rounds balls and a nice section of a spur. I have always been a civil war buff and now thanks to my MXT, I can actually find my own history that I will always be with. I don’t think I could ever put a price tag in that.

Thanks White’s

Will  

White’s Electronics,

While hunting some woods not too far from where I live in New Jersey I found a old change purse, or what was left of one. I got a VDI reading on my DFX of around 84. I dug down around five inches or so and came up with the coins all together along with that glass doll. No need to tell how thrilled I was. I found a 1925 SLQ and a 1927 Wheat, and four mercury’s with the years of, 1925, 1926, 1927, and 1928. Also the snap of what's left of the purse.

Thanks for looking.

Greg D.  

Dear White’s Electronics,

My name is Rick, and I live in Southeastern Massachusetts. I've been a White’s customer for about three years now, and the MXT is my detector of choice. I recently started on a new site that dates back to the mid 1600's.

I was doing pretty good on silver coins, when I decided to take a walk and look around, well I saw another area that just 'looked' good. After ten minutes I got a weak half dollar hit at about five inches, after removing four inches I saw the look of silver in the hole, and it turned out to be a buckle! From what I've been told it's a mid 1700's shoe buckle! I've made some cool finds with my machine, but this is my new favorite piece for sure!!

My thanks to all involved with making the MXT.

White’s customer for life

Thanks, Rick