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That’s a tricky one. Myself I would think it’s a perfect middle step from VLF to PI. It would be easily mastered for someone with VLF experience. It’s a fun machine with real ability to find gold in highly mineralised ground. You can experiment with different coils although the NF saddle is a good fit. It works best where you need it to work. Small gold at some depth. To a point. It has its limits but I think it’s in the right zone. A 5000 is going to struggle with the small gold but will have a depth advantage on larger stuff. Let’s get real here. Most ground has probably been worked with a 5000 so that bigger stuff is mostly gone. If the Algo is within your budget, that’s the way I would go. I will say this again though, the 6000 is a step above the algo but at a price.

@goldfools5445 great advice cheers!

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Excellent. There are certain places the GM 1000 is made for. Keep working those areas, you are on to it.👍

@@henniebouwmans7879 this was a first release machine. Has had a few software updates since,. It might be different if I tried it now.

Minelab are the best machines for highly mineralised ground.

I haven’t used the detectors you mentioned so I can’t comment. I am definitely a PI only user now. Have the GPX 6000 it’s a brilliant machine. The GM 1000 is for the kids if the want something to go beep.

Rather than say a particular depth, I can say it has a sensitivity and ground management software that puts it fair square in the gold finding zone. Depth depends on ground mineralisation and target size. I have found good gold with it in the same zone as the gpx6000 finds. It won’t have the ultimate depth of a GPZ 7000 on big deep nuggets but they are very rare to find.

Depth is important to me, I want to know what the final depth is, I will be grateful.

@farhadsofiqaderi If you want a deep seeking detector this is not the detector for you. You should buy a Minelab GPZ 7000. You will need to dig deep for the deep for the deepest digger. Expect $7000 us minimum.

You either didn’t watch the whole way through or you didn’t listen to what I was saying.

@@goldfools5445 I watched enough and listened enough to understand you don't know how or do not want to know how to use it. This video is like jumping out of an airplane with a 50 gallon trash bag and complaining it isn't a parachute. Had you made a serious effort to make it work the best it could in the worse case scenario that would be different.

@GoldChump gold is worth a lot of money, why would you handicap yourself to only finding a bit of it, when there are machines that will find so much more. I prefer to find ounces of gold, not have to torture myself to find a few specks.

@@goldfools5445 It is called objectivity. I am not suggesting you use a GM1000 over a GPX6000 in the case displayed on the video, but there is plenty of situations you might use a GoldBug2 over GPX6000. This video is like comparing the Aquascan DX300 with the GPX6000 at 30 feet underwater.

Definitely, the Sadie coil may be the best choice in the long run. Since this video Algo have made some software updates and they are an improvement in user performance. For the price it’s a very good gold detector and it also does a good job as a coin detector as well.

@@jdean1851 thanks, check out some of our other videos, some nice nuggets. Thanks again for your comment and support. 👍🫡

Thank you again Paul, we enjoy your comments and support. We can’t wait for the next trip. You never know what it may bring. BTW, goldfields goose are good people.😉👍🙂😋

We love the look of it too😀 Thanks for the support..🫡👍

I think in grams, $100 per gram. I might have to rethink that one. 🤣👍 Thanks again for your support🍻

@goldfools5445 like carrots on sticks lol

That’s why we are back home for Summer. 🍻 thank you for your interaction👍

Cheers bro, thanks for your input👍

At today’s gold prices, that will be a lot of expenses covered and some left over👍

Mais uma jornada bem sucedida, parabéns pelo o sucesso.

Vc é muito humilde e paciêncoso! Vi um vídeo seu anteriormente e, tinha um rapaz te enchendo a paciência, kkkk, no dizer dele, vc não configurou o gm mil da forma correta.

@@tetecacabral6964thank you for your interest. I am glad we are reaching other parts of the world.. 👍

@@tetecacabral6964every one has their own opinion. We just find the gold😉 We enjoy your comments.. 👍

@@robtucker5623 Thanks Rob. Thanks again for your comment 🫡👍

There is no, “one coil fits all” in this video on the 6000 I am using a 17x13 Minelab coil and a Coiltek 9” Goldhawk mono. In a previous video I was using the 14”DD that comes with the 6000. That coil is very good, especially when the weather is stormy. The 17x13 is a great patch hunting coil with the ability to reach some deep targets. The target response is subtle though, you need your wits about you to pick targets from ground noise. The 9” goldhawk mono is a killer. I love it. No good when storms about though, even if 50ks away. All the coils are great in the right circumstances. The 6000 is just the bomb, I love it.. 🤣👍😁🫡🍻

@@goldfools5445 Cheers Mate. Gotta Agree - loving the 6000. Can't see me missing the 7 LOL

7000 is still a great machine, you just got to go slow and put up with the weight.,

We have some a bit better in the next video. One day we will find a nice patch of chunky ones. Like you do😉

Maybe!. I can go over it another day. I have years left on this lease.. thanks for your comment 👍

Over the years she has found some beauty’s near the car. While all I get is blisters.🤣👍

Getting warm now. Best place to be is back in the aircon at home. 👍

I see what you did there 🤣 Thanks for the clever comment 👍👌🫡

You are welcome Walter. Thanks for your continued support 🍻

Just because it’s part of the process doesn’t mean you have to like it🤣

@@goldfools5445 You got that right.🍻👍⛏️

Both are great detectors. The 6000 is nicer to use and a lot lighter. The 7000 will find similar gold to the 6000 with the possible advantage on larger nuggets at depths beyond the smaller coil on the 6000. The 17 x 13 on the 6000 willl give it similar depth to the 7000 at the expense of some sensitivity to very small gold. 👍

They are both great. They were designed to use in mineralised soil.. 👍

Our pleasure! We enjoy your continued support and comments. 🫡😀

@@jeremycanterohioprospecting no one loves that rattle more than me, especially when it’s louder than Debs rattle.. Which isn’t very often.. 🤣

No Famo, there is nothing better. Except when the jar doesn’t rattle it clunks..😉👍

Back at ya!😀👍

Yeah! Stomp on em.. Seriously, it was the nicest we have seen it up there. I always make sure I am home by October the first. When it’s hot, everything is hot. The air is hot, the ground is hot, the detector is hot, the fridge is struggling, I get hot. There are six good months when you don’t have to put up with it. 🔥🔥🤣..

Definitely not. Now I know how good it is, I will definitely be using more often. Great for ground coverage and sensitive to small gold. 👌👍

That’s a good effort. I have found a few multi gram nuggets at that depth but not sub grammars.. 👍

I think the old timers that worked this area made Billy tea😉

DD finds the smallest gold. It’s a good coil. 👍👌

It’s a bit of everything. There are some laterite areas. We have found gold on brown laterite areas. 👍

DD goes from unmanageable to bliss. Pinging off every five seconds to not hearing another ping. And found gold to boot. I was so impressed with it, I kept it on for three days.

@@goldfools5445 cool great info Mark cheers 🍻

@@mr.eswatchreviews SanMartin bronze pilot Quartz. The only quartz I have. Good for working out in the field.

@@goldfools5445 I thought ît was very nice

Listen for the quiet ones and repeatable signals.👍🙃

Cheers Roger. You never stop learning that’s for sure. 🍻🍻

Cheers Famo, I hope you’re keeping well.. Deb and Mark 🍻🫡

@@goldfools5445 Had issues with my heart this week..home now recovering.. Hopefully.. I will get to WA next year detecting.. 🍻

I hope so. You got to keep pushing forward..

@@goldfools5445 Too right 👍🙏

Hi Paul. Not on the same lease, same vicinity, probably a few ks away.

Yes Jeremy, at the right time of year it’s a beautiful place. Fun and enjoyable.