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It achieves three things. 1. Minimises the amount of cable that's visible to the coils detection field, 2. Reduces any cable strain on the cable exit point, 3. Protects the cable from damage from rocks when placing the detector down

Boa tarde. O 6000 com Coiltek 10x5" ou o AlgoForce com bobina Sadie Mk2 serão a sua melhor hipótese de ouro muito pequeno. Se o ouro for raso, também pode dar uma vista de olhos ao Nokta Gold Kruzer. Boa sorte.

No not yet, but will give one a run soon. I'm liking the balance of sensitivity and depth of the 9" Elite. Glad you love the E1500!

Glad you enjoyed the video and learned a thing or two!

@panpantz exactly. Improving audio clarity is part of the reason the sP01 enhancer got developed.

Haha yes! Thanks for watching

Thanks mate. Yep perfect machine if you want something capable without spending the big dollars. I need to mix it up a bit more with some coin hunts haha

@@goldfools5445 exactly. Thanks for commenting

@@ProspectorswithParkinsons Thanks!

Can't remember exactly, but knowing where I was, my settings were most likely not too far off Factory presets in General mode, and Enhance timing. My usual tweaks are increase Target Volume to 10, and Signal Peak to 18, and Tone around 46 but this is a personal thing.

On small roughly circular pieces of gold, when using a round mono coil, the direction of swing will make very little difference. But, if the gold is an irregular shape and even more so if you are using an elliptical mono, then the direction of swing can make all the difference.

Great combo! Enjoy

The 6000 will punch deeper, it's also more automated being locked in ground tracking and having Auto Sensitivity options. However, it's also nearly 4 times the price!! AlgoForce is better in high EMI environments and can use a huge range of coils which are cheaper than 6000 accessory coils. The AlgoForce also has an adjustable threshold, threshold tone, Audio Treble, handle vibration and conductive Target ID which the 6000 doesn't have. So if you have a big budget and like the idea of switch on, noise cancel, pump coil and go, then go the 6000. If you'd rather buy something a lot cheaper that is still a capable machine, and more user customisable in terms of coils, size of power bank etc. then go the E1500.

Thanks!

E outra coisa, quais configurações devo usar?

Com um Elite de 11 ", você poderá encontrar ouro abaixo de 0,1g sem problemas. A menos que o ouro não esteja longe de um recife, pode ser difícil detectá-lo. Um 6000 ou E1500 ou SDC2300 é melhor em ouro de recife. Se você estiver não estiver familiarizado com as configurações, use os presentes de fábrica e selecione Modo Geral, Especial, Mono, Fixo. Certifique-se de que Fine Gold esteja selecionado no menu regularmente com o botão verde.

Ya, kecuali kawasan yang mempunyai EMI tinggi

4500 or 5000?

@@diggingwithphasetech 5000

Fine gold with 13x17 evo

Ground is probably still quite wet. Try Enhance timing, Slow Motion, Quiet Audio, Rx 7, Stabilizer 12.

@@diggingwithphasetech thx for your input 🙏

Hi, the Gold Hawk series is for the GPX6000, and the Gold Extreme is for the SDC2300. I think both machines are sensitive enough to small gold with their stock coils, so the reason to go smaller is more for ease of pin-pointing and working scrubby or rocky terrains.

@@diggingwithphasetech thanks

Any Minelab dealer. Check the Minelab website to find a reseller close to you.

@@diggingwithphasetech OK thank you dear

@@TheDigbycorsa not exactly, but would have most likely been in High Yield, Difficult, Semi Auto, Low Smoothing, Ground Smoothing off, Sensitivity 6 or 7, Volume 9.

That's it. It's the simple things that can make all the difference, but are often overlooked.

No problem

The 12" NF will get very close, but the 6 will probably still have the sharper signal on the very small bits. But the GPZ will still punch deeper on larger targets. Yes you can add a CTX battery, but bear in mind you may only get around 3-4 hrs run time, so you'd probably need two.

Haha I'm only good for 4 hours ,perfect

Thanks. A solid/flat bottom coil is easier to glide along rough terrain. Also, one run of tape around the outside and the skid is sealed from dirt. The only real advantage of a spoked is that they're usually lighter.

Sorry, I don't modify detectors.

Yep no worries, just send them in.

@@AU-kid yes that all makes sense. Use what works and what you are comfortable/ confident with.

Mite be worth a try. What coil you running?

Gpx11. Would work with any coil I imagine.

Yes, but I prefer to do it here, as there are some slight differences between early units and later ones.

@@diggingwithphasetech I will be using the amp in two weeks so if it doesn’t hold up I will send it down . Rick

Big coils are hard work in very trashy sites, as you can be over multiple targets at once, and there's also side detection on large shallow objects. Much better used in cleaner ground.

@diggingwithphasetech It's been a possibility I'v ignored. I need to go to well worked area for a test

Cool, glad to hear that mate.

The 7000 has a few benefits. 1. More control over the audio. 2. Ground balance options, i.e. you can switch the auto tracking off. 3. Concealed coil cable. 4. More depth on larger nuggets. 5. Can handle highly mineralised and high salt ground with a few settings changes, with the 6000 you may have to swap to the 14" DD coil. 6. Normal ground type setting gives a greater boost in performance compared to Normal on the 6000.

@@phrunt thanks Simon, they certainly are.

No problem

GME spk07. I snip off the crappy moulded 3.5mm plug and solder on a proper 6.35mm plug.

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@@beverlytim feel free to drop a link in the comments

You can use the equinox/6000 adaptor cable. phasetechnical.com.au/equinox-gpx6000-audio-adaptor-cable/ Or if you want to make up a curly patch cable you can sacrifice the headphone cord (supplied with the 6000) then snip off the 3.5mm end that connects to the headphones and you solder on a 6.35mm plug.

@@diggingwithphasetech Did that with my last Bluetooth setup on my 5000. first good target a 19 grammar in iron stone weighing 25 grams.

If you want to use it wirelessly on the 6000, then grab one of the Quest receivers. phasetechnical.com.au/quest-aptx-LL-bluetooth-receiver-suit-gpx6000/ I explain what the Filter pot does in the video - it isn't a notch filter. Technically isn't a filter at all.

I may be biased, but it works for me. th-cam.com/video/Ls_9JT8fy5I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VZWdsjc_TED6e7K4

@adhawk5632 thanks. In all the rechargeable devices I've ever had, the miniB port has been the most reliable. I've had two phones with usb c that have stuffed up. So I'm a little reluctant to change it.

@@diggingwithphasetech you know your stuff, it is reliable. Either way, it's a game changer for the sdc2300. I never detect without it, cheers mate. On a side note, all 3 minelab headphones have gone crusty on the ear pads(GM, Nox and sdc), the GOG headphones are perfect, 5 years later👍👌🇦🇺

On the SDC I like to use a lower sensitivity, this provides a more stable threshold. Have the threshold setting on the 4th LED, then adjust your volume on the sP01. Works very well.

I never use my sdc without the sp01 now, I love it. Super adjustable for the sound level you prefer. The filters work good. Somedays, when the sdc is running quiet, i run 4 on the sdc with 1 light with mode 2, and filter 1 cranked up on the volume on sp01, and it runs nearlt silent and is SUPER sensitive to smooth, subtle gold sounds. Grab the sdc to 6.35mm female cable, a 6.35mm coil cable with straight/ 90° plug and some good 150ohm headphones, nenad has them👍👌🇦🇺

@@diggingwithphasetech Thanks. I will give a try.

@@adhawk5632 is possible to attach Minelab wireless speaker with SP01. I prefer cord free. I am moderate - severe deafness using hearing aids wireless device linked with Minelab receiver which is working beautifully. I can hear everything in my hearing aids while wearing.

Thanks John

Yes I've always been a headphone guy. I get too lazy when using external speakers as there's too many distractions.

@@exvictorian3605 good stuff

Nothing comprehensive about it. You just press the pin-point button. Just need to be mindful that pin-point is a non-motion mode, so the threshold can drift. If that happens press the pin-point button again. You can have a play with it at home to familiarize yourself. Use a small coil and drop sensitivity really low, and it should be stable enough.

Most of the gullies in the fossicking area, and many of the slopes leading into them have produced gold. You can download a map here. www.forestrysa.com.au/visit-our-forests/mount-crawford-forest/fossicking/