I live in Alaska! I think the 7000 was modeled after this for gold. Except its a lot of $$$$$. I would like to concentrate mostly on GOLD nugs, silver, and native findings! What I like most is the LCD on this! I want it, but I'm uncertain of its ability to find high-end minerals? Not looking for tin cans or bullets. What say you? I haven't researched many other brands? I REALLY like this one, except for that one uncertainty. Must get wet is a have too. People's videos only show coin mode every time? Is silver mode for GOLD too? I do like it better than the 800!🤠
I just got a right rollicking cos of you! wife watching tennis, you started testing 1/2 crown dog went beresk, so did she. Keep it up your getting there patience and comparison testing is the way. You need a mate with you to bury 3 gold silver coins and a bronze one, mark them and see if you can ID them
Funny i just a William and Mary coin today with the harp on back ,where getting there with GPX by the time you mastered it i wont need any manual when i get mine,great video.
hi just seen ur vids on the gpx 5000 and is really is a simple machine to understand...... the tones work on two principles iron or low conductor---high tone then low good target - - low then high!! so theoretically u need to listen for the second tone rather than the initial one hope this helps👍
have you considered if there is a difference in tones if you wave them parallel or perpendicular? i admit its more learning than i want but i look forward to your future finds!
The 1694 William and Mary coin was a good find! The lead could be window glass lead or pot mends. That probably means there should be other good things in there too. Just keep hunting and digging. It will pay off and you will hit it. Take care and H.H.
Hi Cleggy. If you are digging for deep finds you need to dig larger square sided plugs (cylinders) as your conical plugs will take the spade tip onto the find at depth. Also the GPX is vague on pinpointing which increases the chance of spading the find. I think the GPX is great at mopping up scattered hoards, you will need lots of patience to use it for regular searches.
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I live in Alaska! I think the 7000 was modeled after this for gold. Except its a lot of $$$$$. I would like to concentrate mostly on GOLD nugs, silver, and native findings! What I like most is the LCD on this! I want it, but I'm uncertain of its ability to find high-end minerals? Not looking for tin cans or bullets. What say you? I haven't researched many other brands? I REALLY like this one, except for that one uncertainty. Must get wet is a have too. People's videos only show coin mode every time? Is silver mode for GOLD too? I do like it better than the 800!🤠
Good stuff! Can't beat a bit of William and Mary!
I just got a right rollicking cos of you! wife watching tennis, you started testing 1/2 crown dog went beresk, so did she. Keep it up your getting there patience and comparison testing is the way. You need a mate with you to bury 3 gold silver coins and a bronze one, mark them and see if you can ID them
Love the William and Mary.... btw great audio...
Which is the best and deepest device between them??
Great job 👍
Funny i just a William and Mary coin today with the harp on back ,where getting there with GPX by the time you mastered it i wont need any manual when i get mine,great video.
looked just like the edge of a coin sticking out at 10:13, it finally wiggled, it was a worm
hi just seen ur vids on the gpx 5000 and is really is a simple machine to understand...... the tones work on two principles
iron or low conductor---high tone then low
good target - - low then high!!
so theoretically u need to listen for the second tone rather than the initial one
hope this helps👍
Did you have auto ground balance on ctx turned on or off?
off
Yeah no need for gr. bal. on such soil and can to max out your sensitivity when off. Does it let you setting sens to the max (30) on that field?
have you considered if there is a difference in tones if you wave them parallel or perpendicular? i admit its more learning than i want but i look forward to your future finds!
The 1694 William and Mary coin was a good find! The lead could be window glass lead or pot mends. That probably means there should be other good things in there too. Just keep hunting and digging. It will pay off and you will hit it. Take care and H.H.
Great vid and coins!👍🍀
Nice one cleggy.. A TV company has asked us to film a ring recovery... This is going to be interesting 👍👍
Well done Clegg your getting there 👍
Cheers my friend. 😊
Nice coin , shame you hit it but that happens. Don't give up, enjoy your ale. Thanks for sharing
Which one is best detector GPX 5000 or CTX 3030?
Jees you need the ears of a bat to distinguish those signals. Don't fancy digging up tons of deep iron. Good luck cleggy you'll need it.
In Time cleggy you will be able to estimate the depth of certain targets and even the size ;)
iv noticed u seem to be going off the initial tone and that is why u digging all the iron
Hi Cleggy, you are doing well. Digging those deep signals will eventually lead to treasure.
Cheers HH
Fun video!
Hi Cleggy. If you are digging for deep finds you need to dig larger square sided plugs (cylinders) as your conical plugs will take the spade tip onto the find at depth. Also the GPX is vague on pinpointing which increases the chance of spading the find. I think the GPX is great at mopping up scattered hoards, you will need lots of patience to use it for regular searches.
Hi Craig..I watched ironheartedgog ...minelab gpx5000...Neil on corfe hill...he was finding roman coins at a foot and a half easy...check it out matey
Why couldnt the ctx fund that coin. I'm pretty sure my simplex would of.
Great
Hey Cleggy i recon you should send it over here to me i'll take it out bush and we'll go 50x 50 ha ha Dont worry mate you'r getting there
Wow if the beast gets over gold you are going to know it.