Great video. I know that the video was make about 9 years ago. But I the minelab 22. I have a test garden. I have sliver and gold and regular clad in my test garden. I have dime at 10 inches the 22 has no problem picking up the dime and nickel at 9 .5 inches no problem picking up the nickel. Comes down to it it's what kind of ground. The go finds are great machines fun to play with. There's days I'll take a break from my Deus 2. And take the go find out and have fun and find money and jewelry to relics. Thanks
Thanks for the honest review. My mom pre ordered the 40 from kellyco when they first announced it. She got it today and brought it to me to "play" with so I can show her how it works. We're going on a mothers day hunt Sunday.
I have the same detector and you’re right about the depth for coins brass, bronze and copper but I’ve detected silver and gold up to or down to 10 inches. I like your presentation. I’ll definitely subscribe.
Thanks you the excellent field test on the model 40. I as well, am a Minelab junky having already added 2 X-Terra 705 gold packs and an Excalibar II to my arsenal of detecting gear a few years ago. Funny thing is the wife was complaining that my detectors were taking up too much room in the trunk of the car or the back of the camper. I told her about the new Go Find series and what the model 40 costs. She promptly told me I was getting the 40 for my birthday and ordered it right away.Dang, can a guy get any luckier?! LOL
***** Thanks Shannon - they're not supposed to be released until 5/18 from what I understand. I was just lucky that Kellyco sent me this one so I could do some field testing with it. Very user-friendly unit with a lot of upside. HH!
Nice review, you really put it to the test for us. Been thinking about one for my wife, trying to get her into the hobby. I'll be watching out for that contest video. Thanks!!!
Super informative review of this unit. I really like the portability of this machine more so than any other feature. I'm gonna pick one up just to keep as a 'friend' unit. Thanks for sharing from a new sub!
I love my go find 60 I have found a 1902 one third of a tharthing and many other coins max depth so far 9" but I have heard people have gotten as far as 11" great machine no regrets.
I have the go find 40 and it is really nice and easy to use. The deepest coin I've found was a dime at about 6 inches. Most of my finds were about 3 inches deep. Over the years I've found a few dollars worth of coins and tons of junk.
Nice review Matt, I think the Go-Find 40 will compete very well with other machines in its class. Nice and simple with good results, beginners will love it. I hope I am lucky enough to win your machine! Good luck on your next hunt
What do you think? The Go Find is good or not? I think my Garrett Ace 150 is better. I have the Go Find and the Garrett but my Garrett give me a better signal.
i can seeing using this machine by putting it in a back pack and hiking up hill or riding a bike. Nice review. Great for the family many times i go to the beach and take my AT Pro but really just goofing around not have a "hard core day" of metal detecting, just out there relaxing this would be perfect
Thanks for the test. It is definitely one to consider. I am curious how it does on small gold like stud ear rings. Can you run a test. I want to see if I can get small studs and gold hoop ear rings at tot lots.
Maybe it's me - but this machine beats my Garrett Ace 250 when it comes to the pinpoint function. I think this Go Find is a great coin and button finder.
How do you pinpoint with these.? My bh detector, you sort of get the signal one way then sweep the other and the centre of the cross is where the target is, videos I see of this the signal seems to be at the end of each sweep and none in the middle, it's confusing, I am hoping to buy one tonight
Great review Matt. Would be good for all ages.How many times have you gone somewhere and thought,man I wish I had brought my detector! Keep one in the trunk,also a great backup if something goes wrong with the one your using!!
Thanks for the great review on the new GoFind, CJ has been drooling over one, now he wants one even more after watching this video! I didn't know they were avble yet? CJ birthday coming up soon:) Rick
NRCR Diggers Thanks Rick - the Go-Find is due to release May 18th. Be sure to watch my Subscriber Appreciation Giveaway video - plan to post it this coming Friday. Maybe you can win this machine for CJ? HH!
Enjoyed the hunt Matt, the musket ball & the button was a nice find. I appreciate your opinion on the Go-Find, it looks like a great little machine. Wouldn't mind owning one for a back up.
A honest review it will hit 8/9" on a coin but give i ify iron signal its a hell of alot better than the ace 250 about same depth but more stable lighter backlit better pinpointing and compact great review i had a ace 350 and a fresh buried coin at 7/8" gave same iffy signal so a great machine the go find
Thank you for a great test of the Go-Find 40. I am looking for an entry level detector and I have been looking at the Garret ACE 250, Tesoro Compadre and the Go-Find 40. In your opinion and from your experience which one would you recommend as a good starter detector. Very grateful for your input on this. Thanks again.
Knut Finstad If you've never used a metal detector before, I would highly recommend the Go-Find 40. Followed closely by the Ace 250, then the Tesoro is not far behind. All good choices really, but that would be my unbiased opinion.
Hi Tarheel, cold you give me same advice as a experienced hunter, im Just like new commer to the hobby, dont have a detector yet, have few go outs with my friend and i like it , now i want to buy my first good performance detector, i am confussed btwn go find 60, x terra 705 and garrett at pro,will be detecting in UK and Poland (coins and military) which will be the Best? (depth is important to me) many thanks .
That looked like a good test. I am impressed how it worked in that field. Did the field have a lot of iron? How do you think it would fare on targets next to iron? I am thinking that this would make a good machine for my friend Doug's son Malachi, he likes to go with us to the field and I believe it would be light enough for him.
Bell-Two Thanks Tony - as you saw, I was hunting in All Metal and it was picking up on the iron signals. I wanted to take it to a trashy park, but just didn't have time. From what I experienced, target separation was pretty decent. Would be a great machine for a youngster. HH!
So i just spent alot of time researching what detector to buy. I'm intrested in detecting as something to drag me out of the house and explore places in a different way. In case of getting bored of it i dont want to spend alot at first, but if i like it i might feel that i'm missing out by going for a low end detector. However, i'm intrested in beeing able to go hiking with this in my backpack and to detect at random places where my gut tells me there might be some treasures. Ended up ordering the Go-Find 40 and i'm still not sure if it was the best choice. Would you say there are other detectors in the same price range that would be better, or did i hit the jackpot?
Karl S I think you made a great choice! If portability is important to you, then you got the right machine. If you fall in love with the hobby, then you can look at upgrading later. Happy Hunting!
Generally speaking, right in the center of the coil. Keep in mind, once you're in Pinpoint, you're in "all metal" mode, so it might be picking up trash if you're in a high-traffic area.
MrSaddie123 Good question! I'm not 100% sure, but the 60 uses the same coil (10") and operates at the same frequency (7.8 kHz) so my guess would be you would get the same depth. Just a few more bells and whistles on the 60.
A great review, thanks for this. I am looking for a first machine for a 9 year old. The fact that this is a proper detector and is easy to set up for smaller detectorists makes me think it's perfect, would you agree?
Slaw Zarz Good question! I'm not 100% sure, but the 60 uses the same coil (10") and operates at the same frequency (7.8 kHz) so my guess would be you would get the same depth. Just a few more bells and whistles on the 60.
Thats a good result epecially considering its a fresh burial if the soil had been damper and the coin had been long buried that machine would have hit deeper 8/9" easy
Nice comprehensive review Matt. It looks like a good series of entry-level machines. Too bad they don't come with their own bean field, HA! Thanks for the review, Tim
I really want it because in Indonesia many treasures VOC relics and hopefully can change my family life when I managed to find it, but I still do not have the money to buy it 😊 ... may be too excessive dream
If I bought this for my wife for mother's day we would find out what is tougher my head or the detector LOL I drive my wife already crazy with detecting..
Makes you wonder why one would need such a complicated machine as an e-Trac, LOL. I tried to use a Quattro and I just gave up. Ridiculous! Was (WAY) too complicated. Why put oneself through all that stress and frustration. THE WHOLE POINT of the MD hobby is to (HAVE FUN), (NOT) to sit their 'till the cows come home' trying to read a mile-high textbook on how to build a rocket and try to learn 10,000 different tones. Forget it. E-Tracs and Quattros and a couple other detectors from them are a big fat waste of time, (LITERALLY)!! Less time setting up programs and more time out there finding some goodies. That's the beauty of this entry-level machine. The (ONLY) thing I wish MD companies like Minelab would do is now that they made a simple to setup, make it quite a bit deeper. It's a shame that that 'simple is beautiful' concept doesn't always translate into more power. Case in point; the little Bounty Hunter VLF is very easy to use (two knobs) and almost identical in depth as the Minelab Go-Find 40 but what are both of them lacking? The power to get down to the real deep, and often older goodies. Go look at many of the older detectors. Many were also the simple turn on and go detectors (BUT) quite a few of them could perform at least as well, if not better, then the newer ones in the depth department. They only lacked the quick response/recovery times that many of the modern detectors have nowadays. That was the only drawback between modern and not-so-modern.
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Great video. I know that the video was make about 9 years ago. But I the minelab 22. I have a test garden. I have sliver and gold and regular clad in my test garden. I have dime at 10 inches the 22 has no problem picking up the dime and nickel at 9 .5 inches no problem picking up the nickel. Comes down to it it's what kind of ground. The go finds are great machines fun to play with. There's days I'll take a break from my Deus 2. And take the go find out and have fun and find money and jewelry to relics. Thanks
Thanks for the honest review. My mom pre ordered the 40 from kellyco when they first announced it. She got it today and brought it to me to "play" with so I can show her how it works. We're going on a mothers day hunt Sunday.
Diggin Arkansas
Thank you for your comment about replacing your plugs! You are a credit to the hobby!
It's about time someone shows a good depth test for their machine. This should be done on all soil that you plan to take it to. Thanks for this.
Nice variety of finds with the GO FIND! Thanks for sharing and HH! Looking forward to hearing a bit more as well as the next video!
I was impressed after just watching the Musket ball clip. Liked the bag seal as well.
I have the same detector and you’re right about the depth for coins brass, bronze and copper but I’ve detected silver and gold up to or down to 10 inches. I like your presentation. I’ll definitely subscribe.
Looks like a good little machine. I haven't been able to afford a machine yet but love watching your videos.
Now that was an honest man's opinion Matt. Thanks man. Looking forward to the next video!
Be well,
Al-Fu
Thanks you the excellent field test on the model 40. I as well, am a Minelab junky having already added 2 X-Terra 705 gold packs and an Excalibar II to my arsenal of detecting gear a few years ago. Funny thing is the wife was complaining that my detectors were taking up too much room in the trunk of the car or the back of the camper. I told her about the new Go Find series and what the model 40 costs. She promptly told me I was getting the 40 for my birthday and ordered it right away.Dang, can a guy get any luckier?! LOL
Great test and review on the GO-FIND detector. You covered most of the questions that people may have asked of this machine. Good job !
Again Thanks for the review and sharing the hunt. It was very helpful is thinking about getting one for the kids.
Great job on the testing and review Matt. Someone's going to be so happy to get this new Go Find 40 when you give it away. ttyl -Drew
Nice and solid field test video - great job!!! The gold gilt button is a beauty!!
Nice hunt Matt. This is the 1st Go-Find video I've seen of someone actually using it. I was interest in knowing more about them. Good job on it.
***** Thanks Shannon - they're not supposed to be released until 5/18 from what I understand. I was just lucky that Kellyco sent me this one so I could do some field testing with it. Very user-friendly unit with a lot of upside. HH!
This machine looks like a great starter for everybody.
It's better than a starter and I would put it up against ANY of your so-called good machines!
Cool little machine Matt. Great test, and review as well. Definitely a great machine for a youngster, or beginner. Take care man, and HH!
Just purchased this unit excited first time detector hunter cant wait beach trip in 8 days
Great review Matt...Looked like a nice way to introduce MD to anyone.....I enjoyed....Thanks for posting
Diggin Freedom Thanks Frank! I agree with you - excellent starter machine. HH!
Nice review, you really put it to the test for us. Been thinking about one for my wife, trying to get her into the hobby. I'll be watching out for that contest video. Thanks!!!
Dig That Beep Thanks DTB - hope to have the initial giveaway video up this Friday. Good luck! HH
Great video Matt!!! Really enjoyed it!
Super informative review of this unit. I really like the portability of this machine more so than any other feature. I'm gonna pick one up just to keep as a 'friend' unit. Thanks for sharing from a new sub!
Great video Matt, been looking hard at the Go - Find for my grandson, your video helped a lot, thanks
I love my go find 60 I have found a 1902 one third of a tharthing and many other coins max depth so far 9" but I have heard people have gotten as far as 11" great machine no regrets.
I have the go find 40 and it is really nice and easy to use. The deepest coin I've found was a dime at about 6 inches. Most of my finds were about 3 inches deep. Over the years I've found a few dollars worth of coins and tons of junk.
Nice review Matt, I think the Go-Find 40 will compete very well with other machines in its class. Nice and simple with good results, beginners will love it. I hope I am lucky enough to win your machine! Good luck on your next hunt
***** I appreciate your feedback, John - thanks! Should have the Giveaway video up by Friday. Good Luck!!
I have the Go Find 20 and 44 and they both work great for quick field hunts and are great for beach hunts 🤙
-D9D
Canny hunt Matt. Interesting test. Wow excellent give away you are doing.
All the best Dave
david hopper Thanks Dave - my International subscribers are welcome to participate in the giveaway, so stay tuned!
wow matt, very kind giveaway prize! thanks for all the great videos :)
What do you think? The Go Find is good or not? I think my Garrett Ace 150 is better. I have the Go Find and the Garrett but my Garrett give me a better signal.
Objectivity- you were not trying to sell it to us...great video! And it does seem like a decent little machine.
Great test Matt. The machine worked well!
i can seeing using this machine by putting it in a back pack and hiking up hill or riding a bike. Nice review. Great for the family many times i go to the beach and take my AT Pro but really just goofing around not have a "hard core day" of metal detecting, just out there relaxing this would be perfect
TheDetectorBoys Agreed!
Great video mate. I'm looking to buy my daughter a go-find. Thanks for sharing.
Look's like it worked really well for the priceof the machine thanks for the review Matt
Always wondered how those go finds did...thanks!!
Would be a great machine for my son to go along with my husband. I really like it, and even I could use it if I want to go along.
Christy Williams That's exactly the best part about this detector - very versatile. I just posted the Giveaway video, so be sure you watch it! HH
Liked the honest video! Good job Matt. HH!
Great review video Matt!
I'm a Minelab guy, but I have a CTX and a 305 already. If I did it over again, for this price, I'd get a used Garret AT Pro over this or the Xterra.
Fishermanjuice22 Hard to argue with that, Fisherman - ATPro is one of the best detectors out there for the money. HH!
Good objective review Matt . I think it is along the same lines of the Xterra machines by Minelab . Maybe easier to use .
Good honest review Matt thanks.
Great video enjoy it very much.
I've been thinking of getting into this hobbies for awhile this might be the place to start at.
Edmund Scheffner Thanks Edmund. In my opinion, you can't go wrong with this machine as a "starter". Would be a great choice!
is it the same model that National Geographic sells?
I am highly considering buying one to just pack in back of the car since its so compact...Thanks for the test and short review...HH..EO
Great review, im impressed with the unit myself even in the salt water here in Australia. I subbed mate, keep up the videos mate
Thanks for the test. It is definitely one to consider. I am curious how it does on small gold like stud ear rings. Can you run a test. I want to see if I can get small studs and gold hoop ear rings at tot lots.
View nice review, it works and that is all I am looking for, I will be placing my order, thanks again
Maybe it's me - but this machine beats my Garrett Ace 250 when it comes to the pinpoint function.
I think this Go Find is a great coin and button finder.
Good performance as good as any machine out there
Thanks for the video Matt, looks like a pretty solid machine for the $200 level. HH - Greg
Hillbilly fromWV isnt it 150
Very well done video!! I'd buy one of these suckers if you could dunk 'em underwater! Great job!
How do you pinpoint with these.? My bh detector, you sort of get the signal one way then sweep the other and the centre of the cross is where the target is, videos I see of this the signal seems to be at the end of each sweep and none in the middle, it's confusing, I am hoping to buy one tonight
Nice hunt. Looks like a nice detector.
would this be a good machine for a older person who is new to the detecting world? my dad is retired and wants to go out and try it to keep in shape
This would be a GREAT machine for ANYONE starter or professional!
Great review Matt. Would be good for all ages.How many times have you gone somewhere and thought,man I wish I had brought my detector! Keep one in the trunk,also a great backup if something goes wrong with the one your using!!
Dirt Hawk Great point, Dirt Hawk - would be a nice machine to keep in the trunk and for scouting as well. HH!
Am going to Mexico mid april... just may be a good traveling companion. Thanks for the review.
cool review. thanks for shooting us straight.
Thanks for the great review on the new GoFind, CJ has been drooling over one, now he wants one even more after watching this video! I didn't know they were avble yet?
CJ birthday coming up soon:)
Rick
NRCR Diggers Thanks Rick - the Go-Find is due to release May 18th. Be sure to watch my Subscriber Appreciation Giveaway video - plan to post it this coming Friday. Maybe you can win this machine for CJ? HH!
Tarheel Diggin' Nikki here... Yes, we will look for the video!!! :)
thanks for the review! looks like a good one for my 10 year old daughter she has been wanting one maybe i can win this one. fingers crossed!
Hi, great video. Have a question if I might: Whats the difference between the 40 and the 60?
THANKS
+donald metzendorf A few more whistles and bells on the 60. One more level of sensitivity as well.
Enjoyed the hunt Matt, the musket ball & the button was a nice find. I appreciate your opinion on the Go-Find, it looks like a great little machine. Wouldn't mind owning one for a back up.
Jerry Dineen Thanks Jerry - yup, this would make a great #2 machine for sure. HH!
How long does the battery last?
A honest review it will hit 8/9" on a coin but give i ify iron signal its a hell of alot better than the ace 250 about same depth but more stable lighter backlit better pinpointing and compact great review i had a ace 350 and a fresh buried coin at 7/8" gave same iffy signal so a great machine the go find
Good review! Are you going to test it on the beach, wet/dry sand? To see how the groundbalance works and so on? HH from Denmark
Okay, i guess we will see, when the little machine pops up around the detecting community. Thanks for reply. HH
Fun vid ,well done.
Nice job Matt!
iamtherealzim Would be a great machine for the kids, Zim - stay tuned for the Giveaway video coming up soon!
Tarheel Diggin' Would be a great machine for me! ^_^
How deep is this machine in centimeters?
How many feets ground depth sarch, ?
Thank you for a great test of the Go-Find 40. I am looking for an entry level detector and I have been looking at the Garret ACE 250, Tesoro Compadre and the Go-Find 40. In your opinion and from your experience which one would you recommend as a good starter detector. Very grateful for your input on this. Thanks again.
Knut Finstad If you've never used a metal detector before, I would highly recommend the Go-Find 40. Followed closely by the Ace 250, then the Tesoro is not far behind. All good choices really, but that would be my unbiased opinion.
Tarheel Diggin' Thank you very much for help with my question I really appreciate it. Great channel you have!! All the best :-)
Hi Tarheel, cold you give me same advice as a experienced hunter, im Just like new commer to the hobby, dont have a detector yet, have few go outs with my friend and i like it , now i want to buy my first good performance detector, i am confussed btwn go find 60, x terra 705 and garrett at pro,will be detecting in UK and Poland (coins and military) which will be the Best? (depth is important to me) many thanks .
Slaw Zarz Of those 3, my choice would be the Garret AT-Pro. Although, I don't have any experience with the X-Terra 705. Just my opinion though. HH!
Nice review! Keep em comming! Subbed and liked
That looked like a good test. I am impressed how it worked in that field. Did the field have a lot of iron? How do you think it would fare on targets next to iron? I am thinking that this would make a good machine for my friend Doug's son Malachi, he likes to go with us to the field and I believe it would be light enough for him.
Bell-Two Thanks Tony - as you saw, I was hunting in All Metal and it was picking up on the iron signals. I wanted to take it to a trashy park, but just didn't have time. From what I experienced, target separation was pretty decent. Would be a great machine for a youngster. HH!
So i just spent alot of time researching what detector to buy. I'm intrested in detecting as something to drag me out of the house and explore places in a different way. In case of getting bored of it i dont want to spend alot at first, but if i like it i might feel that i'm missing out by going for a low end detector.
However, i'm intrested in beeing able to go hiking with this in my backpack and to detect at random places where my gut tells me there might be some treasures. Ended up ordering the Go-Find 40 and i'm still not sure if it was the best choice. Would you say there are other detectors in the same price range that would be better, or did i hit the jackpot?
Karl S I think you made a great choice! If portability is important to you, then you got the right machine. If you fall in love with the hobby, then you can look at upgrading later. Happy Hunting!
Tarheel Diggin' That's what i was hoping. I'm sure i'm going to love it!
Thanks for the response and happy hunting! :)
Hey from Texas, can you tell me where the pinpoint spot on the coil is when pinpointing? Thanks
Generally speaking, right in the center of the coil. Keep in mind, once you're in Pinpoint, you're in "all metal" mode, so it might be picking up trash if you're in a high-traffic area.
TFS bubba, does the 60 series get more depth ? Thanks again friend!
MrSaddie123 Good question! I'm not 100% sure, but the 60 uses the same coil (10") and operates at the same frequency (7.8 kHz) so my guess would be you would get the same depth. Just a few more bells and whistles on the 60.
GREAT VIDEO
A great review, thanks for this. I am looking for a first machine for a 9 year old. The fact that this is a proper detector and is easy to set up for smaller detectorists makes me think it's perfect, would you agree?
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Does it detect gold?
Nice review, thx
Do u think there is a difference in depth btwn go find 40 and 60?
Slaw Zarz Good question! I'm not 100% sure, but the 60 uses the same coil (10") and operates at the same frequency (7.8 kHz) so my guess would be you would get the same depth. Just a few more bells and whistles on the 60.
got the coils you can change them have a look at mars coils
Real Interesting review! I think I can make up my mind to what I want now :) Ill Subscribe and looking forward to more vids!!
When pin pointing where is the “to go spot” on the coil?, with three lines on the coil which one is the right one
The very center of the coil is the sweet spot for pin pointing.
Will the Go-Find 60 go deeper, and is the ID better on that model?
The 60 is no deeper,, I think the gofind 40 is the best value detector in this price range,,H.H.
Thats a good result epecially considering its a fresh burial if the soil had been damper and the coin had been long buried that machine would have hit deeper 8/9" easy
Thanks for pointing out the pros and cons of the machine and not making a "The newest and greatest detector from Minelab" video. Good review.
Andrei Stefan Thanks Andrei - I appreciate that. Just want everyone to have as much info as possible so they can make good buying decisions.
Nice comprehensive review Matt. It looks like a good series of entry-level machines. Too bad they don't come with their own bean field, HA!
Thanks for the review,
Tim
Timely Digger LOL - that bean field has been very productive, for sure. Thanks Tim!
hi, hi wonder if i buy a new coil for my ace 250 , or i buy a 40 gofind !??
olivier david get a coil. 5x8
thx
I really want it because in Indonesia many treasures VOC relics and hopefully can change my family life when I managed to find it, but I still do not have the money to buy it 😊
... may be too excessive dream
If I bought this for my wife for mother's day we would find out what is tougher my head or the detector LOL I drive my wife already crazy with detecting..
If you bought her a machine she would join you. If not get rid of your wife!
Hi TH-cam brother! Giesbrecht ott is re-uploading your vids on his channel. I got mine removed. CP
just order mine after i fail whit the first it was chinese md 3010 ii im expecting this for the weekend
dig the high tone iffy,boys.
Looks like a good field machine.
Does this work to find gold nuggets?
Nuggets, yes - but not small pieces or flakes.
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Makes you wonder why one would need such a complicated machine as an e-Trac, LOL. I tried to use a Quattro and I just gave up. Ridiculous! Was (WAY) too complicated. Why put oneself through all that stress and frustration. THE WHOLE POINT of the MD hobby is to (HAVE FUN), (NOT) to sit their 'till the cows come home' trying to read a mile-high textbook on how to build a rocket and try to learn 10,000 different tones. Forget it. E-Tracs and Quattros and a couple other detectors from them are a big fat waste of time, (LITERALLY)!! Less time setting up programs and more time out there finding some goodies. That's the beauty of this entry-level machine. The (ONLY) thing I wish MD companies like Minelab would do is now that they made a simple to setup, make it quite a bit deeper. It's a shame that that 'simple is beautiful' concept doesn't always translate into more power. Case in point; the little Bounty Hunter VLF is very easy to use (two knobs) and almost identical in depth as the Minelab Go-Find 40 but what are both of them lacking? The power to get down to the real deep, and often older goodies. Go look at many of the older detectors. Many were also the simple turn on and go detectors (BUT) quite a few of them could perform at least as well, if not better, then the newer ones in the depth department. They only lacked the quick response/recovery times that many of the modern detectors have nowadays. That was the only drawback between modern and not-so-modern.
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Can you find gold?
Not the best machine for finding small gold, but it hits on gold rings. HH
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