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Unless it is very mild ground, you generally want to stay away from the newer flat/spiral wound coils on the GP extreme. Detech 8" mono is a good one if he wants to improve performance on small targets. Minelab 15x12" Commander is another good smooth mono. NF advantage series also work well. If...

Turning on patch locate in order to be able to use Normal ground type, yes definitely still recommended with any coil. Extra Deep cuts ground noise really well, but does sacrifice some sensitivity. So really depends what you are after. I was recently working a really noisy gully with the 17x13"...

A compilation of short outings with the 17x13" Z-search coil. I share some thoughts on the coil, play around with settings, and show some finds.

I have written a GPX6000 article, which covers many common questions. https://phasetechnical.com.au/minelab-gpx6000-gold-detector-qa/

Hi Rob, if you want to pan at Jupiter Creek, you'll need to wait for winter when some of the holes down the bottom start to fill up with water. It's all pretty dry at the moment. From my experience the better gold is in the red clay, so some classifiers will be necessary to break up the clay.

Here's part 2 of the video above. Reworking the same spot.

Yes here's a quick breakdown. VLF Pin-pointers: - Nokta Pointer (was 11.6, now 18.2 kHz) - Minelab Pro-Finds (not listed, maybe 13.5kHz?) - Quest Xpointer Max (9.5 kHz) - Garrett Pro-Pointer AT (11.5 kHz) - XP pin-pointers (12 kHz) Pulse Pin-pointers: - Nokta PulseDive (60m waterproof)...

Take appropriate clothing, probably warm in the day and very cold at night. Good luck!

Hi all, Here's a couple recent videos:

Yes, any of the Pulse Induction ones work very well under water.

Quest Xpointer Pro - $198 - 60m waterproof - Pulse Induction - Rechargeable - Very robust https://phasetechnical.com.au/product/quest-xpointer-pro-pinpointer/ Nokta PulseDive - $185 Same features as the Xpointer Pro, but probe tip can be removed, and a small search coil head (optional extra)...

I've used one a number of times now - definitely not an expert on it yet, but starting to get a feel of it. What do you want to know?

Sorry, can't do one offs.

Latest vid, giving the NF Xceed 12x7" a run. This was a prototype coil - final production coil is a little different in design and colour.

It's a good looking thing too!

No, haven't had a go of a Manticore yet.

An expanded target ID range will always give more separation between good and bad targets, but it still comes down to how you use it, do you notch, and what amount of bouncing ID's do you ignore? At the end of the day, a narrower target ID is more suited to beginners due to more stable ID's, and...

Operationally, like menu, settings etc the 900 is pretty much the same as the 800. The improvements made to the 900 (and 700) are many: - Better arm rest - Different handle design - feels much better to me - Shaft is a big improvement. Lighter and folds down smaller - Red backlight as well as...

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