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Odd question and situation :) Despite owning a 6000 and a 7000, I have been playing around with the old 3000....Looking for something not quite as sensitive to small small small bits of loader bucket shard. Love those detectors but when scraping and detecting, I am forever stopping to pick up...

Doing a bit of loader work on one of our leases. Hit this stuff again. Its white inside and iron stained on the outside. Breaks easily. One smack with pick and the rocks break. Inside is white and if you look closely there may be small clasts or fragments of other rocks in it. I am thinking...

Have googled...no luck :( Does anyone know what old grid references from the early 1990's in WA mean and how to convert these to modern MGA?? For example: 14000N 8000E. I have tried various calculators and they havent helped...To make matters worse, the old map isnt any help as it doesnt even...

so I have an old GP 3000 that may well get used on the salt lake soon :).... Bought it a year ago and it came with a lucky lark battery. It also came with a 6v SLA battery... So this arvo, I thought I would charge the 6v just in case the lucky lark decides to crap itself :) Now silly question...

There was one on ebay...I went to bed....it sold :( If anyone has one they want to part with, let me know cost + postage to WA Thanks!

I decided a while ago, after getting sick of digging trash!, that I would only really detect around areas where gold has been found before....but essentially patch hunt. Steer clear of the trash and work the way less detected areas. Many times I come home after not digging a single hole all day...