Hi White's

I just upgraded my older White's Beach Hunter ID for a new White's Beach Hunter 300 Detector with the 12-inch coil back in March 2009. This White's Water Detector is awesome on coins and jewelry.

I use the Beach Hunter 300 at some local lakes, Beach and Creek this summer. Some have a sanded beach-like area that has been built for swimming and sunning. I have permission to hunt these sites.

I mount my White's Beach Hunter 300 most of the time with the chest mount harness or on a belt and hunt from knee-deep to chest-deep water with a long handle sand scoop to retrieve my targets..

The lake bottoms are made up of mostly sand with some red clay \& rocks as you go farther out.

I usually run my White's Beach Hunter 300 in the all metal mode with ground setting in the center and sensitivity set at just past the pre-set mark with just a slight audible from the threshold. I check the target signals with the White's Beach Hunter 3-lights system and scoop all signals that don't show up in the red light which usually is iron.

I am including pictures of one of the areas that I hunt with the targets I have retrieved this summer from all of the sites.I have found (9) gold, (7) silver, (3) Titanium and 10 junkers rings. I also found (2) silver chains with (1) junker with one 14k bracelet not pictured with my White's Beach Hunter. I have also found over 300 modern coins from all of the sites sand \& water. I also have the White's MXT Metal Detector that I use for grassy areas with a White's Eclipse 4x6, White's Eclipse 6x6, White's Eclipse 9.5, White's D2 10" DD and a White's Super 12" search coils that help me find hidden treasures.

Thank you White's for these two great machines that you have made and for the outstanding job they do both in the water and out.

Billy in Tenn