The Arrow, Modern Big Foot coil, whites DFX, MXT, M6.

Take a look, here is a basic review on the Arrow coil by Detech. The DFX uses a 15Kh and a 3Kh frequency, while the MXT and M6 only use 15Kh. The 15Kh favors Gold much more than the 6.59 of the XLT and previous models.

[@user-yy4up8qf5m]

My newly purchased (in mint condition) DFX came with a 12" 300 mm coil and I put this coil on my MXT and turned this way above average so, so metal detector it into a metal finding beast.
I showed it to a friend who took it home and haven't seen it since. I got my DFX 300 coil back and bought another MXT 300.
I have a new in the box Arrow coil which I havent tried yet.
I wanted the MXT to back-up my GMT and newer 24K out in the Western States goldfields. AZ, CA, CO, ect.
The DFX, with its higher frequency should be a better small gold detector than the MXT... so we shall see!
They are both gona be great for silver coins around older homes.

[@deanedward2379]

Much appreciated... i have an original bigfoot on my dfx and was wondering how this new coil was so i can put it on my other machines.

[@scadstersworld5634]

Marshall, if you were a person who wasn't too keen on technology and just wanted a machine that could do a pretty good job at finding gold items and some coins, then which of those machines in your video would you recommend? I have owned a White's 6000 DI Pro and I've owned a MXT for a very short while....I traded it to a friend for a Fisher CZ6 and recently I bought another CZ6 on Ebay. Let me tell you, I've had some pretty decent luck relic hunting and old coin hunting with CZ 5 and CZ6 metal detectors. I am kind of thinking about getting another White's machine just to see what I can do with it. You've got me wondering if I could find more gold items with a White's. I've known some serious detectorist who say that White's machines are very good for finding old silver coins.

[@jeanponce2017]

I've had my DFX for over 20 years and it is hands down the best discriminating metal detector I've used. I bought some of today's modern machines like the AT Maxx for instance and it's a strong machine and the Fisher CZ-21 which I really do like but I went right back to the DFX because of how the VDI is so accurate that people watching me are stunned how I not only tell them it's a penny but I know if it's before or after 1982. I can call the nickel from the pulltabs and even quite a bit of gold from aluminum using the DC Phase shift reading. And I rarely get a bag full of nails in fact I often don't even dig 1.