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There are a couple of antenna that are specified in the 400 - 500 Mhz range with current tech that quote 4.5m depth and that locate <6mm objects. Obviously there are limitations, yet the GPZ is getting up there in price range now.

Since price is a hot topic at the moment with the GPZ7000 running $11000 plus coils guesstimated to be in the $1200 range. Is there now an argument for Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) ?

Yeah me too, and I wish that mob of nimrods that keep pushing their link to a pay site would bugger off. Midi collection used to upload every week in good quality full screen. but they closed him down.........

Nice fact based field experience review PT. Having only seen what the SDC has found it actually sounds like the GPZ isn't all hype.

Post #101 in this thread mate.

Correct. From 1890 Victorian gold miners having left the Golden triangle in mass once the "easy" gold had gone migrated to the new WA gold fields. The Victorian miners were instrumental in voting out the then Premier John Forrest. They achieved this by supporting a candidate that would allow...

All reports seem to be deep deep deep. Anyone run it on shallow settings? the utube vid of the guy comparing signals from 5K to 7K in normal PI depth range seems to me where it will pay off.

When you said F is a big clue I didn't think it would be that easy. Finally a question down to my level of education :) We all know Victorian Miners were instrumental in the modern union movement due to the Eureka stockade, what other significant event do we have to thank them for today?

After reading a little bit about the ZVT tech in other places I think there will be major advances in the tech to come. This GPZ model maybe superseded quickly? I'm very much a noobie to detecting however I would have thought there was much more gold at depth, smaller gold that costs more...

TBH I don't think there is much to worry about in the Vic bush your always close to some populated area. Personally in vic it's the rednecks shooting anything that moves is a bit of a concern. Places in WA, NT and QLD where your literally on your own and wouldn't be thought of as missing for a...

Fossicking

+1 for that

Fugget

Drift : Also a tool used to line holes up in metal plates.

Not for everyone but for some reason tickled my funny bone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfa3K4mQhcI

Have you been down under the old clay target shooting range near the Sabas cop shop?

I lost ALL the gold so when you find it just PM me and i'll describe it and organise to pick it up. :D

Sweet, I'm going to dig over to WA and get all the sand groper gold ! :D

Stonemasons

Pretty definitive statement by minelab.