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Aftermarket Coils for the GPX 6000 - Coiltek
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<blockquote data-quote="Hawkear" data-source="post: 640307" data-attributes="member: 4728"><p>Met a bloke a while ago new to detecting who found a 4oz nugget whilst out on an instructional trip with the people who sold him the detector. (Edit - remember thinking lucky bastard and I bet that pissed off the ones giving him instructions on their patch as he also remarked that after he had dug down a bit and called the instructor over for an opinion, they suggested it was ground noise!!!) </p><p>Excited with his find he cashed it in and confident about his ability to find many more he bought just about every size coil available for his detector. I can't remember how we met but we ended up going out detecting together a number of times but cant remember him finding much if anything at all while I was pulling in stuff with the bog standard 11' coil.</p><p>Just recently I have reverted to a used 5000 and am running a Minelab 8" coil to try to replicate the performance of the 2300 and am very happy with its performance, the cleanness of its target signal and the occasional deeper bigger nugget that I now get.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hawkear, post: 640307, member: 4728"] Met a bloke a while ago new to detecting who found a 4oz nugget whilst out on an instructional trip with the people who sold him the detector. (Edit - remember thinking lucky bastard and I bet that pissed off the ones giving him instructions on their patch as he also remarked that after he had dug down a bit and called the instructor over for an opinion, they suggested it was ground noise!!!) Excited with his find he cashed it in and confident about his ability to find many more he bought just about every size coil available for his detector. I can't remember how we met but we ended up going out detecting together a number of times but cant remember him finding much if anything at all while I was pulling in stuff with the bog standard 11' coil. Just recently I have reverted to a used 5000 and am running a Minelab 8" coil to try to replicate the performance of the 2300 and am very happy with its performance, the cleanness of its target signal and the occasional deeper bigger nugget that I now get. [/QUOTE]
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