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Yes Marked and at Dr Rocks it also helps spot the blue ring octopus or crabs before you get one on your hand.

I loving this viewer, i even have used on the kayak to help get the anchor rope of a under water snag! http://youtu.be/XIuj-XyXbfI

I talked to him about building the 14 inch coil, he may now get one done for the AT Pro. ATX went perfect in WA finding the tiny gold

He from Texas, he is the man who created/invented the ATX and AT machines, Brent Weaver. Also he did the testing of ATX in Western Australia.

Hi and welcome. Boiler makers are Australia's unsung legends, I got several bits of gear made by boiler makers.

I got to meet him and over drinks at the evening beach party, i had a nice long chat with him about the AT Pro and some feedback on what people would like added to it.

Page 19 on the international manual says it has 20 segments and so does page 19 of USA manual. 20 segments is right, as each notch is 5 target numbers and all up AT Pro have 100 target id numbers.

Hope this helps the comparison

Welcome, yep i live in Wynyard, run my detecting/gold pan shop in Burnie, have a few detector friends in your area as well. Do you ever head up to Dr Rocks for panning in the ocean?

yes its copper, i clean copper with cloudy ammonia. use the ammonia slowly, wash it down first with warm dish liquid water, then stand it up in a old can (something with rills on bottom) and immerse in cloudy ammonia. As its old i would only do it for a few minutes, but with my 20th century...

Sent you the email Gav, thanks Garnet as well. My AT Pro i have used in Kalgoorlie to Coolgardie in high mineral gold fields, no drama on the soil. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3IQ7G1AFHo

River sluice is ok but yes no mechanical pump. Cradle is okay to use. At Doctor Rocks a week ago the inspector was out checking licenses and had no problem with the equipment people were using on the day. Also if you want absolute clarity, email the MRT and the inspector will get back to you.

the infinium is nice and light if you wear the box on your belt. but a visual display and ground balance window is great on the AT Gold and its waterproof as well.

The infinium is a great machine for the beach and goldfields. nqexplorers on youtube is the best expert in Australia to talk with about how the machine works down here.

I did not know for the life of me what this was, I took it to the local museum after i got some youtube feedback that it looked like a musket trigger guard. The local museum then forwarded me onto the state museum who in turn sent me to the military historian at Anglesea barracks. After a week...

T2 ltd or Se is up for sale on ebay, auction finishes sunday night so be quick. has three coils including the 15 inch coil. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=161019327702#ht_1190wt_1037

and i cant get hold of the local pony club

Cant believe i aint done my intro yet, Most of you boys and girls know me well, I am from Western Australian Wheatbelt, moved to north west Tasmania last september, today is actually 6 months since i flew out of perth. I own a T2 se detector and a AT Pro, got a Ace 350 when i started, she is now...

Is also a couple more coils coming out soon for AT Pro/Gold and i guess AT CSI detector, but here is the links to the AT Pro/Gold and T2 coils, both are 12x13 in size. http://nelcoil.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=70_91&product_id=176...

i hope one day the south and north meet up, maybe someplace around Launceston or just south of it