Goldpick
Chris Johnson
For that reason is why I opted for an SPP. Considering I only tend to get onto the goldfields during club outings and spend a majority of my time coin/relic detecting, I really can't justify over $3000 for a PI detector. Aside from that, my local club has a gpx4500 loan detector on offer, and the missus would probably have my hide if I spent any more than what I have so far
I'm not going to get too hung up on comparisons with other detectors or brands, I'm more interested in learning the detector I currently own before making any assumptions on how it performs.
If it weren't for Whites offering the SPP to the OZ market, I don't think I would have bothered to get back into gold detecting again, mainly due to the cost outlay for the current offerings, not to mention extras like coils and so on can really blow out the budget. So am pretty happy to be able to afford a lightweight gold PI that should be easier to live with than a VLF's on mineralised ground.
All for a bit of fun, gold will be a bonus if I happen to walk over some.
I'm not going to get too hung up on comparisons with other detectors or brands, I'm more interested in learning the detector I currently own before making any assumptions on how it performs.
If it weren't for Whites offering the SPP to the OZ market, I don't think I would have bothered to get back into gold detecting again, mainly due to the cost outlay for the current offerings, not to mention extras like coils and so on can really blow out the budget. So am pretty happy to be able to afford a lightweight gold PI that should be easier to live with than a VLF's on mineralised ground.
All for a bit of fun, gold will be a bonus if I happen to walk over some.