Moneybox's videos

[Moneybox]

 

[WalnLiz]

Got to be pleased with that one for sure......well done.

 

[user 4386]

Enjoyed watching that,,,,

 

[Teemore]

Awesome result ....

 

[Greenhornet_au]

After only recently detecting for gold, I really understand the thrill of the search.
But still don't know the thrill of the find after an excited dig.

REALLY NICE looking nugget, great prize for a great couple.

 

[Nug4me2]

Nice one

 

[kiwifred]

Bloody ripper

 

[Moneybox]

 

[Moneybox]

From Dust to Gold

 

[Moneybox]

It's a bit old but we found gold



This was a few years back in the WA Pilbara.

 

[Moneybox]

This is a copy of the video on my 2023 thread.....

 

[Hilux]

I like the handle to depress both slide locks at the same time. I was thinking of doing a similar thing. Its a pain in the ass to pullout my kitchen when unless you have both hands free.

Looks neat too.

 

[Moneybox]

I've mentioned before, the problems I've had swinging the GPX6000 amongst the hotrocks.



I think some feel I'm exaggerating but I can assure you it's no fun digging lots of deep holes just to expose another hotrock.

 

[user 4485]

I've mentioned before, the problems I've had swinging the GPX6000 amongst the hotrocks.



I think some feel I'm exaggerating but I can assure you it's no fun digging lots of deep holes just to expose another hotrock.

Phil in the video you do a noise cancel (which is for EMI not ground noise) but at no stage does it show you doing any sort of ground balancing.
Yes the 6000 picks up hotrocks but so has every other detector I've owned including SDC, GPX4500/5000, GPZ.
In the video it appears to show the machine running badly out of balance & reacting over all of the ground, not just hotrocks. That will just make the hotrocks even worse.
Do you run through a ground balance process prior to starting detecting?

 

[Moneybox]

Phil in the video you do a noise cancel (which is for EMI not ground noise) but at no stage does it show you doing any sort of ground balancing.
Yes the 6000 picks up hotrocks but so has every other detector I've owned including SDC, GPX4500/5000, GPZ.
In the video it appears to show the machine running badly out of balance & reacting over all of the ground, not just hotrocks. That will just make the hotrocks even worse.
Do you run through a ground balance process prior to starting detecting?
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Thanks for the info Matt but I have owned one of these machines for a couple of years now and have found at lease 1500 nuggets. Yes I ground balance often including on startup. You'll see me unsuccessfully ground balance at about 2:07 into the video. Last year with the previous GPX6000 my brother an I tried to work a lease near Lake Naneen but had to swap to the GPX4500 and GPZ7000 as the GPX6000 was unworkable.

 

[Greg_wilson]

Have areas like that too Phil and you can predict which rocks will signal before you pass the coil over them. No amount of ground balancing helps. I stick with it because I know there is good gold there and just dig everything that doesn’t move with a boot scrape.

 

[gef12]

You may find the DD working better with this type of environment .. if not already done so ....

 

[RichardWest]

Have areas like that too Phil and you can predict which rocks will signal before you pass the coil over them. No amount of ground balancing helps. I stick with it because I know there is good gold there and just dig everything that doesn’t move with a boot scrape.

Stop being a wuss and get the cobwebs off the 7000.