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Yup, that's the one, thanks for your replies , that makes it easier for me to play around in the shed during isolation. regards minersright.

Thanks for all the replies, i didn't explain myself very well. I seen somewhere , can't remember where, the coin relic hunters modify a garden spade as a digging tool in softer ground. They shape the blade of the spade to a point and cut saw teeth down the sides for cutting grass roots. I can go...

Has anyone made digging spade plans? Thanks.

Mozzie, I was detecting an area that had a lot of surface rubbish , nails, wire, bullets , etc, so i was using the bootscrape discrimination method when apon hearing a large signal scraped with the boot and seen a 19 gram nugget exposed. Have to change tactics after seeing that happen. cheers...

Jon, Argyle has described this detector very well, what he has described seems to be correct. Regards Minersright.

Don't know about the 5000 but know from 4000 down the upper shaft's were aluminium. The theory was that large coils were not as sensitive because the detector had to null out the upper aluminium shaft and lost some depth. I fitted one to my 4000 but I can't say for sure if it helped, they are...

Hi, I have just purchased one, when it arrives I will test and post my opinion. regards Ron