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While I was in Perth I went shopping for new batteries to replace the Solar King 100AH lithiums. I found Bunnings had the Volt-X range...

We've taken a few days away to search for a few relics. This little beauty was unearthed amongst a lot of smashed glass and metal...

Thanks Ozzie, I've told the guy to get on to PA and research the info available here including your reply. Cheers from Dave

Hi Dave, the coin and relic market is awash with great multi frequency detectors. The Nox 800/900 is a proven performer as are the Nokta...

I've just had a call from a mate asking me what I know about the Minelab Equinox 900 Detector. He's keen to buy a machine and get into...

Yes I believe it's Chinese. And it is curved so that , for instance, it fits snugly on your knee, not that I'm suggesting it was...

Old gold mining town and could be a chinese artifact.

Nor am I a fan of the fly droppings. Had a 2300 for a couple of years and while it kept me busy with heaps of nuggets over the duration...

thanks Dave. One of my favourite toasties is Smoked Oysters with chopped onion, yummo.

That's been pretty much my experience as well going over my old patches with the GPZ 7000 after the GPX 5000 had cleaned them out. Lots...

So are you saying the 5000 gets pretty well everything the on first time by gridding, then by using the 7 and a 6 going over that exact...

I posted in one of PAs threads about going over patches I found with my 5000 using a 7 and a 6, and the amount of gold I found after...

The 5000 is probably the most versatile machine (excepting maybe the 7000) that Minelab have produced. Works well on very small gold in...