Minelab X-Terra 30
Approximate price: $450
Number of Reviews: 14
on 2 pages.
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X terra 30
harry wood in uk -
What sets this detector in another league from the others is its ability to find our modern coins with ease and accuracy! All you have to do is dig number 32, = £1 + £2 coin, number 16, = 10p + 50p number 20 = 20p, and number 8 = 5p.
With the disc notches set to accept just these numbers, hit beaches, parks, or bootsale fields and you will soon find enough cash to pay for your detector! Using 4 good AA,s that will easily last all day will soon see your pockets bulging. I hit a playspot once using this method and found £32 in forty five minutes. Need I say more! Good luck!
Sep 29, 2011
5 Yes
0 No
K&J in chenango NY
K&J in chenango NY in NY -
The minelab xterra 30 is a great machine that's light and easy to use for beginners. I've used it in a hunt and did very well. It is a great all around machine for parks, hunts, and the dry sand at the beach. Get the 7.5khz 10.5 dd coil for it and you'll really love this machine! It will easily pay for itself many times over with coin and jewelry finds. Happy hunting and good luck.
Apr 04, 2011
12 Yes
1 No
Will find coins
mel in Western Pa -
This guy works, when it's a solid hit, there is a coin to dig. Numbers, tones, notch, even volume control. It has eliminated digging tons of trash and dig only coins. Did I mention the pinpointer??? grab and go, beep and dig. Doesn't get much easier to use. 5 stars from me
Feb 27, 2011
7 Yes
0 No
Good detectors
austin in australia -
I think this is a very good detector
I have found everything from coins to jewelry.
Nov 26, 2009
4 Yes
11 No
I have the new Xterra 305 its Great!
Jo in Ca -
Theres no reviews yet for the new Xterra 305 which replaced the xterra30 but let me tell ya the Xterra 305 is awesome. Minelab did there homework on this one. It ids great, nice and accurate, good pinpointing, great battery life. Now has ground balance plus you can use higher frequency coil now. So far I've found 3 rings, a nice wheat penny and plenty of quarters dimes and nickels plus a recent us dollar coin. I even like it better than my Xterra 70. This is one hell of a machine. Best 4 hundred dollar machine out there. Thanks Minelab.
May 18, 2009
15 Yes
5 No
looks cool however not really impressed
kim herrick in west michigan -
I purchased one of these off of ebay, and as a seasoned md'er of 25 yrs found it easy to turn on and go with the suggested settings, swept the front yard and strip between the sidewalk and the drive. Found 1 big washer, 1 large nut and a hubley toy car. - no coins. For the heck of it I turned on a cheap radio shack I bought at a yard sale this week for 10.00 and found 3 nickels, 2 dimes and 3 lincoln memorial cents in the strip alone - within 5-7 minutes- I know- I was shaking my head too, and laughing, but that was my first experience. I would have to spend more time tweeking it - but I have to add that radio shack piece of junk impressed me more!
Jan 24, 2009
22 Yes
28 No
Good machine
billy idol in seattle, wa usa -
Its good machine, I found lots with it hope you check it out you will like it.
Dec 30, 2008
1 Yes
5 No
Gotta love it
Joe L in Albany NY -
This will be brief, Fantastic Value and detector. I have owned a few different detectors. Had to cut back a bit and went with the XT30. I did upgrade to the 10.5 DD coil just due to the fact I like DD coils.
In several different locations, the unit had no problem with the set GB. I was digging coins at all different levels and falseing was not an issue. Its light, easy on the arms and back and right on the money... Thanks.
Sep 29, 2008
12 Yes
0 No
Can you find better for the $?
James Lambert in Virginia Beach, VA USA -
Without a doubt, one of the best bang for your buck in the price range. The pinpointing is spot on with easily 98% at center coil. I agree with other that it leaves a little to be desired in the nickel/pull tab range, you just never know. The VDI seems to be very accurate on most items hitting on the scale of 28 and higher. The depth I think can be misleading at times, but used in conjunction with the tones, it doesn't take long to learn what it's saying. It's very light, well balanced, can swing for hours. I use it mostly on playgrounds (sand/chips) and school fields, and I couldn't have asked for anything better!
Aug 15, 2008
7 Yes
2 No
Nice mid price machine
John Samsky in Manassas, Va. -
While I don't think the X-Terra 30 offers any ground breaking technology, it is a very good machine for the money. The display is easy to read, TID is fairly accurate, and the machine is solidly built. It seems to work well in almost any ground, even with the preset ground balance. If it gets a little erratic, just turn down the sensitivity, and it will stabilize.
Depth is good, on par with most descent machines out there. But I've never found depth to be the end all factor. Most items are not that deep anyway, no matter what you've read. The overload circuit on items just under the surface is a good addition. With some experience, the user can make great finds with this machine. First time users will find this machine easy to use. Minelab could have made the rod so it is adjustable for shorter users, but it can be cut down if necessary. Does it have the performance of a Nautilus? Of course not, but what does? It also doesn't have the long learning curve. This is a GREAT machine, and compares to machines costing much more.
Dec 23, 2006
56 Yes
1 No
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