🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷I really want to buy one of this detector xp ORX or GM 1000 here in Brazil it's very expensive even more after the pandemic I have to spend my reservation and now it's harder to buy.very good your videos   Tradução em tempo real🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Oh WOW! You really helping me out with my GoldMonster where I am detecting is super hot just nonstop targets, I am totally learning a lot fromthis video THANKS! I would love to come down and detect in Austraila some day.
one thing to note with the nox is that if you bump the coil to much it picks up the wire above it moving, wich can make you get false readings and make you keep digging for ever lol
I have a Whites GMT and a GM1000 I am busy I cant watch the video now but I CANT WAIT! THANKS! Still yet to find gold but I love the hobby.... Southern California Desert here :)
Bloody legend mate, great help, I’ve just got the 800 last week, mate I’m pumped to get up to Talbot this weekend in Victoria using your video as my reference to start me off. Good shit!! So easy to understand a fellow dinkum Aussie. Cheers Cookie 120 down under 👍
What I have found with the Equinox 800 is when in gold mode Numbers is not something I would use to much. Even when coin hunting, you can get 2,3 or 4 coin next to each other and the numbers are moving about. I have dug plenty of crap then got a coin just next to it or in the same hole. After a lot of use you start working the Equinox out. I would still Ground Balance and Noise cancel every time I turn it on.
i have the equinox 800 but to be honest i belive the orx its the best when hunting for gold. theres a lot of videos with the orx and finds gold better then the 800. i dont have it but im considering it.
good friend. but you promised a 6 inch coil on the Equinox. it is not enough to tell instrument settings. ORX which program is 1 or or 2. Greetings to you from the Czech Republic.
Thx 4 sharing champion the Mrs & I brought a 5000 & 800 we find they work great together but interestingly we have the occasional issue pin pointing with the 800 it was good to see we not the only ones but overall we r happy with both we have started an awesome collection of bullets lol thx again
Good morning, if possible, I would like to know if the equinox 800 in the gold digging function can catch small gold nuggets in the same way as the gold monster ... if it is equal to or better than the gold monster in this function because it is multifrequency .... what if the gold monster works well in other functions besides fetching only gold ... i mean fetching artifacts ,, jewelry ,, lost coins inside the woods ,, lakes .... if you can give me an opinion. .. help me .... thanks ..... I still could not find any video of gm 1000 being used this way .... thanks.
Hello, I am going to purchase one of these machines but I need some help. I will be doing gold prospecting in a desert area with Sand, rocks and washes. I am trying to spend my money wisely and wanted your expert option on which machine you think is best for gold prospecting? Thank you for the help
B. James ..... My concern also .... I Just Purchased the 1000 . I can affmily say it finds EVERY THING shallow... The unit Screams WAOPOP ! BIG TIME! I'M YET TO FIND DEEPER GOLD ? YET Lead bullets 6-10" ... Ok I'm Begginer
I bought the Nox 800 as I mostly detecting in parks for old coins and that But still have a detector that can find gold, I recently bought the 6 inch coil for it because the Terrain here in New Zealand is difficult as im going on a short trip there to look for gold with a small group. There is new Iron bias settings for the Equinox, I wonder does that help reduce about of junk and hot rock than having it set to zero.
I Love this informative UTube video .... As a newbie and my new GM 1000 and just retired the $$$ sounded Best form my retired dollars ... Finding everything ! even deep ? Lead bullets 10" deep ! Gold in Arizona not so much.
The 9.5 inch elliptical on the ORX is a coil that can go deeper than the standard coil supplied with the ORX, normally. So, are the coils on the rest deeper penetrating coils on their machines, too?
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA Definitely does, mate. XP Skills School, Clegy..... asked around and it is the one to find, depending on how you use it, deeper or finer - or both I suppose. It gets deeper than the others because of the elliptical shape. The only drawback is that it doesnt get as good a scan radius. Nevertheless, the scan radius wouldnt matter if you knew what you were doing, I suppose.
I've got the 800. Doesn't seem as crisp as that non-minelab you had there. Thank you guys very much for your time. Most instructional prospecting video I have seen. Thanks again. (Sorry, I'm not going to be doing any raking, tho). That Grammer looked real nice, btw. Hope you make more videos.
Cheers from NW Arizona Lads! Use the GM1000 regularly here. With no hot rocks present the GM will show ferrous on smaller gold especially at depth. The tones are extremely important! I’ve dug 3+ grammers that showed only ferrous on scale but were deep. Great comparison of machines though!
Thanks for all the work to make this video. I have had all three detectors, found gold with all three and still have the Nox and the ORX. I like more information and more settings but that is just me. For a newbie the Gold Monster 1000 is hard to beat. I run the Nox with manual ground balance and always noise cancel for each of the Gold modes. Doing a quick ground grab with the Nox is super easy and no risk of tracking out a target. Otherwise, I hunt just like you except I start out with the 6" coil for the shallow stuff and then switch to the 11" coil for the deeper stuff. The ORX has awesome audio and really hits hard on tiny gold with the HF Elliptical coil. Love the iron probability meter too on the ORX. For waterproof like the Nox, the Makro Gold Kruzer is a fine gold/micro jewelry detector too..... Thanks again!!! Jeff
Thank you for the unbiased video. This is the video I have been searching for to help make up my mind which unit to get. I really appreciate the effort you put into this video.
Hahaha well done guys, nice little pieces of gold there and all found with VLF machines. Which explodes the myth of PI only on tiny gold. I wonder how the PI's would go in that hot ground. Thanks for your efforts guys, enjoyed it.
@Pascoelads Prospecting would love to get out on the hunt with you mate! my son and I are such hack just swinging an noises with my Nox ,great info from an novice Victorian.
Good video, great to put a myth to bed. Question, did you change any Frequency settings? i.e. multiple setting's from high 60kHz down to 14 kHz for say. if you have done this what was the outcome?
Just spent a week in Kalgoorlie with my equinox 800. New to the game and had a lot of -2 signals mixed with higher levels... had no idea what I was doing and left empty handed. It is so much harder than it looks in videos. I did learn a lot in this video which I wish I had known a week ago... Them's the breaks :/
Greetings. Advise the detector to get gold nuggets on the rivers and in the mountains. which is better monster 1000, goldmaster 24k, Goldmaster® GMX Sport $ 899.95? Thank.
I've watched the entire video. Firstly I think you needed to explain the numbers on the 800 & orx. Secondly, and this is my opinion, you used the 800 a lot more. You seem to be favouring the 800 Great video nonetheless 👍
Great video giving us rookies a comparison. You are exactly right do your home work locate the area where the gold is first. Almost any machine will find gold.
Summary at 1:00:00. My take, get 2nd hand Xterra 705 for the beach and parks, and 2nd hand GM for the goldfields, about the same price as the Nox800 new. Great vid mate
Sorry mate but I don't agree with you at all here! I've owned all of these and can assure you that an 800 absolutely DESTROYS a 705 in wet sand. I also own a $100 Aldi detector (has found over $200 in coins on the beach) which performs just as well as the 705 in DRY sand. Any cheap detector works well enough for coins in dry sand or in a park (the person swinging it would make the bigger difference), but wet, salty sand or hunting fine jewellery is a very different story. I can swing my Sovereign XS 2a Pro on the waters edge, but can only swing the 705 on the edge of the dry. BBS technology in the Sovereign series (still in the Excalibur) was a complete game changer for the wet. Swing it and you'll understand immediately, because it runs smooooth. A Nox 800 also runs multiple frequencies at once and performs similarly/better. The Xterra 705 runs a single frequency only. Great on grass/dry sand/quiet ground but that's about it. My take - they were good machines but not worth the extra money than a 305/505. These days i'd go for a Vanquish which is WAY better for a decent price. If you're serious about gold in Aus keep finding coins on the beach until you can afford a P.I. (yes, I own a couple of them too!) Finally well done to the bloke in this vid for pinging a piece in that ground with a VLF. Respect
Just come across your video, I thought it was very interesting. I'm actually one of these new comers to prospecting, I've been doing lots of research, I've found that after watching lots of videos the equinox 800 is pretty good, it's matching the expensive detectors and like you say I don't have 5 to 10 thousand dollars to buy the to of the wazza units. I'm bit scared will be very soon going out somewhere and having a go just me and my dog. Have got coden HF and VHF /uhf in my Delica 4 wd van. It will be way out of my comfort zone, I have never camped out in a remote area.... It would be awesome if you could give me a couple of tips :) I'll watch more of your videos now that I've subscribed
Christie, the 800 is ok on shallow ground, creek beds , tailing piles or Mullock heaps. It wont find gold that the more expensive detecors will at depth though, thanks for sub, good luck on your travels.
great video ,great effort and time went into this , im new to the hobby and leaning towards the GM 1000 im prospecting in Rushworth lots of rubbish and hot rocks to contend with
Very good comparison between all 3 machines, at the end of the day they all found gold, but you need to work hard at it if you want to succeed. Great video mate.
Have you used the SDC mate I just not sure if they both more or less do the same job with maybe the PI being quieter and punching deeper with a GPX four five being same price as SDC I just not sure if SDC is the go on not
Absolutely loved what you said about Pi machines. Your so right, not every one can afford one. A lot of us watch these videos with the hope that we get the best vlf machine we can for our money. Really enjoyed the video and I’m leaning towards the orx.
G'day Donnie, just found your channel and watched it , bit long but you described the Nox as i know it... i mainly do coins and relics but lately I'm getting the itch to go the shiny... i went to a gold field two weekend's ago, and i didn't find any gold but got loads of lead shot... so I'll persist, trying again this weekend. Just a quick question i have the 6 inch coil, but would you recommend it or the stock..??? Thanks brother I'm subbed and I'll stay connected.. GL&HH Jim
The 6 is fine you need to play with the settings over a small nug , remember numbers are key on all metal mode, I would hunt in NON ferrous. If I had of shortened it any more it would not of worked, I needed to show everything.
To get the chirpy noise out of the GM I pump the machine up and down in a circle until it stops, if it’s still noisy I knock it back one sensitivity, and that stops all the constant noise
Wasn't about finds it was giving a fair run on machines, believe me I edited it as much as possible but couldn't take out to much as it would not of given a fair analyses of all three , thanks for taking the time to watch👍
@Wayne Millsy Just stating a fact! Watch the video again, and realize I want to watch, an hear what you guys have to say. All I'm saying is a little editing on the video would of made the video much more enjoyable
@@ninjamoves3642 It can do both really but I mainly detect around old reef workings, muloch heaps etc. Especially the pipe clay piles as the GM runs pretty quiet in that material.
Watching you using the minelab right now. You HAVE to watch the numbers? I prefer - and am trying to learn - detecting via noise feedback. I know I can check the numbers but to be honest, until I come up with more experience, they arent as meaningful to me.
Hot rock was the terminology ascribed to the original vlf detectors because they sounded off on rocks and ground that contained nothing whatsoever. Today the the terminology "hot rock" is ascribed to ores and ground mineralization that are not gold lumps which are rare worldwide. More than %60 of the worlds gold is estimated to be fluxed less than %40 pure. There has never been found pure gold nuggets in nature. Impure gold is from so called "hot rocks" is thousands if not many multiples of thousands of times more plentiful worldwide than the "gold nugget". Detector manufacturers sling the term "hot rock" as if they were in some sort of a club, club dumb. Without digging up and crushing and classifying and panning and burning how do you or we to know what you are calling "hot rocks"? By the way Minelab's "Mold Monster" misses the mark. Ground tracking is cute but severly castrated. Where is the rest of the circuit?
Mate im not sure where your from but here in Australia hot rocks are just that hot rocks, no gold and found by both vlf and Pulse Induction, some if the most pure gold in the world comes from Australia, Clermont Queensland gold is 98% and a lot of buyers wont buy from anywhere else.
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA Haha thats a good point, i will say i learned some stuff watching your video so thanks for that, i just had to do a bunch of jumping around on your video to get to the good parts. Taking my equinox out for gold nuggets tomorrow. Anyway thanks for the info.
Lol all good mate, it was a long vid but we wanted to be as unbiased as possible when making it so people could make their own minds up.......just kidding i quite enjoyed the vid i watched 😁👍
It did bounce quite a lot but I know with the GM also vlfs will be iffy until they are right on it. Once on it it was 1 2 and 3 on the Nox. As well as 4 and 5 for a few hits.
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷I really want to buy one of this detector xp ORX or GM 1000 here in Brazil it's very expensive even more after the pandemic I have to spend my reservation and now it's harder to buy.very good your videos


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Oh WOW! You really helping me out with my GoldMonster where I am detecting is super hot just nonstop targets, I am totally learning a lot fromthis video THANKS! I would love to come down and detect in Austraila some day.
one thing to note with the nox is that if you bump the coil to much it picks up the wire above it moving, wich can make you get false readings and make you keep digging for ever lol
yep happened to me too
☆☆☆Great video,but you must use the 6 inch coil in Eq 800 not 11 inch coil for small targets.....clear difference there.☆☆●●Pj●●☆☆Mako Detectors☆☆
I have a Whites GMT and a GM1000 I am busy I cant watch the video now but I CANT WAIT! THANKS! Still yet to find gold but I love the hobby.... Southern California Desert here :)
Bloody legend mate, great help, I’ve just got the 800 last week, mate I’m pumped to get up to Talbot this weekend in Victoria using your video as my reference to start me off.
Good shit!! So easy to understand a fellow dinkum Aussie.
Cheers Cookie
120 down under 👍
What I have found with the Equinox 800 is when in gold mode Numbers is not something I would use to much. Even when coin hunting, you can get 2,3 or 4 coin next to each other and the numbers are moving about. I have dug plenty of crap then got a coin just next to it or in the same hole. After a lot of use you start working the Equinox out. I would still Ground Balance and Noise cancel every time I turn it on.
A lot of footage got scraped mate, otherwise you would of seen me going through that stuff..
Cheers for watching⛏⛏⚒
i have the equinox 800 but to be honest i belive the orx its the best when hunting for gold. theres a lot of videos with the orx and finds gold better then the 800. i dont have it but im considering it.
No nuggets yet, but plenty of gold jewelry with our Equinox 800 so far!
good friend. but you promised a 6 inch coil on the Equinox. it is not enough to tell instrument settings. ORX which program is 1 or or 2. Greetings to you from the Czech Republic.
After watching this I think I left my targets in Victoria , I will know better next time .. newbie ORX
Foi de propósito usar essa bobina desse tamanho no equinox?
English?
Thx 4 sharing champion the Mrs & I brought a 5000 & 800 we find they work great together but interestingly we have the occasional issue pin pointing with the 800 it was good to see we not the only ones but overall we r happy with both we have started an awesome collection of bullets lol thx again
The GM in the goldfields of kalgoorlie is unusable.
Yeah very hot their mate.
Thanks for sharing 👌
Great video. Thank you for sharing. I have found through my short time of using the 1000, it is extremely effective.
top job mate great vid man i got a 1000 but no gold with it yet but lots of junk keep it up mate
Well done mate very fair comparison
Thanks mate for sharing
Cheers Phil and Lesley
46 mins in oops the f word 🤪👍
With the Gold Monster try to ground balance, always have to ground balance that machine even with ground and contour changes.
Full manual sensitivity there is no ground balance.....only in auto modes.......good luck dude.
Good morning, if possible, I would like to know if the equinox 800 in the gold digging function can catch small gold nuggets in the same way as the gold monster ... if it is equal to or better than the gold monster in this function because it is multifrequency .... what if the gold monster works well in other functions besides fetching only gold ... i mean fetching artifacts ,, jewelry ,, lost coins inside the woods ,, lakes .... if you can give me an opinion. .. help me .... thanks ..... I still could not find any video of gm 1000 being used this way .... thanks.
Mate on Gold GM if you want to chase both, Nox. You will have much more success on Gold with the GM or the XP ORX.
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA Thanks.
Hello,
I am going to purchase one of these machines but I need some help. I will be doing gold prospecting in a desert area with Sand, rocks and washes. I am trying to spend my money wisely and wanted your expert option on which machine you think is best for gold prospecting? Thank you for the help
SDC 2300
You seemed to be doing a lot of ground scraping with the 1000 to get a repeatable signal. That's going to wear out the coil isn't it?
Has a cool cover on it mate👍
B. James ..... My concern also .... I Just Purchased the 1000 . I can affmily say it finds EVERY THING shallow...
The unit Screams WAOPOP ! BIG TIME! I'M YET TO FIND DEEPER GOLD ? YET Lead bullets 6-10" ... Ok I'm Begginer
That ORX doubles as a duck call!
Great video Donnie and you gave a fair comparison over the 3 machines. Enjoyed. Cheers for sharing, happy hunting Alicia & Steve
The scraping on the ground is ruining the video. Other than that great info. Thanks
Try the new 15 inch double D coil. You dont end up with alot of chatter. Another thing is, leave ya cell phone in the pickup.
15 inch DD on what? And i film on my phone "pickup" lol
😊seems like the orx is a good bet for the money and its a combo machine
I bought the Nox 800 as I mostly detecting in parks for old coins and that But still have a detector that can find gold, I recently bought the 6 inch coil for it because the Terrain here in New Zealand is difficult as im going on a short trip there to look for gold with a small group. There is new Iron bias settings for the Equinox, I wonder does that help reduce about of junk and hot rock than having it set to zero.
Gold is funny, don't ever assume you can see it until you actually see it👍
Gotta be the best comparison I've seen now to do the same with the P.I machines donnie Pascoe?
One day mate.
I Love this informative UTube video .... As a newbie and my new GM 1000 and just retired the $$$ sounded
Best form my retired dollars ... Finding everything ! even deep ? Lead bullets 10" deep ! Gold in Arizona not so much.
Alot of $$$ if you have to buy extra coils
The 9.5 inch elliptical on the ORX is a coil that can go deeper than the standard coil supplied with the ORX, normally. So, are the coils on the rest deeper penetrating coils on their machines, too?
All standard out of box, and I'm not sure about the Eliptical punching deeper,
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA Definitely does, mate. XP Skills School, Clegy..... asked around and it is the one to find, depending on how you use it, deeper or finer - or both I suppose. It gets deeper than the others because of the elliptical shape. The only drawback is that it doesnt get as good a scan radius. Nevertheless, the scan radius wouldnt matter if you knew what you were doing, I suppose.
@@gregpchandyman7825
The elliptical coil is less effected by bad ground and it tops out at 80Khz.
When I see someone dragging the coil over the ground I know I won't learn anything from that person 😁
Are you serious? You need it in the dirt or you're losing depth.
I've got the 800. Doesn't seem as crisp as that non-minelab you had there. Thank you guys very much for your time. Most instructional prospecting video I have seen. Thanks again. (Sorry, I'm not going to be doing any raking, tho). That Grammer looked real nice, btw. Hope you make more videos.
Cheers from NW Arizona Lads!
Use the GM1000 regularly here. With no hot rocks present the GM will show ferrous on smaller gold especially at depth. The tones are extremely important! I’ve dug 3+ grammers that showed only ferrous on scale but were deep. Great comparison of machines though!
Gm rarley goes of on full gold till your right on it, yes tone is everything.
Repeatable targets.
all is the best....
Thanks for all the work to make this video. I have had all three detectors, found gold with all three and still have the Nox and the ORX. I like more information and more settings but that is just me. For a newbie the Gold Monster 1000 is hard to beat.
I run the Nox with manual ground balance and always noise cancel for each of the Gold modes. Doing a quick ground grab with the Nox is super easy and no risk of tracking out a target. Otherwise, I hunt just like you except I start out with the 6" coil for the shallow stuff and then switch to the 11" coil for the deeper stuff. The ORX has awesome audio and really hits hard on tiny gold with the HF Elliptical coil. Love the iron probability meter too on the ORX. For waterproof like the Nox, the Makro Gold Kruzer is a fine gold/micro jewelry detector too.....
Thanks again!!!
Jeff
Thank you for the unbiased video. This is the video I have been searching for to help make up my mind which unit to get. I really appreciate the effort you put into this video.
Thankyou mate, it was a bit long but the main aim was to not favour any machine, appreciate your comments.
Cheers Donnie Pascoe
To much noise. And I don’t want to have to stare at the screen the whole time
Make your mind up. Critics,
I don’t understand which is better than GM1000 or Xp Deus for finding native gold on difficult mineralized ground?
Very amazing tool sir ..Greetings from Indonesian hunters🇮🇩
Hahaha well done guys, nice little pieces of gold there and all found with VLF machines. Which explodes the myth of PI only on tiny gold. I wonder how the PI's would go in that hot ground. Thanks for your efforts guys, enjoyed it.
PI handles it ok.
Thanks mate.
@Pascoelads Prospecting
would love to get out on the hunt with you mate! my son and I are such hack just swinging an noises with my Nox ,great info from an novice Victorian.
Keep at it mate, you will pick it all up!!!
And who is the Best ???
Matter for yourself,
Good video, great to put a myth to bed.
Question, did you change any Frequency settings? i.e. multiple setting's from high 60kHz down to 14 kHz for say.
if you have done this what was the outcome?
Thats realistic, I appreciate your time, Thank from central Illinois USA
Just spent a week in Kalgoorlie with my equinox 800. New to the game and had a lot of -2 signals mixed with higher levels... had no idea what I was doing and left empty handed. It is so much harder than it looks in videos. I did learn a lot in this video which I wish I had known a week ago... Them's the breaks :/
Awesome review Donnie. Love how much effort you put in on all the settings to show how each maxhine works....you the man
Greetings. Advise the detector to get gold nuggets on the rivers and in the mountains. which is better monster 1000, goldmaster 24k, Goldmaster® GMX Sport $ 899.95? Thank.
You proved they all work . You just need to know your machine .
I’ve been waiting for this all week!!! Bloody good work Donnie
Gold monster 1000 is a great machine
In your opinion which is better GM1000 or Nox800?
@@captaindicko7823 for strictly gold prospecting the gold monster,if your doing gold n relic the 800
@@captaindicko7823 the monster lot better for gold prospecting
@@HectorLopez-hb2zj THANK YOU, well I guess it'll have to be the Nox800 then ...Thanks
I've watched the entire video.
Firstly I think you needed to explain the numbers on the 800 & orx.
Secondly, and this is my opinion, you used the 800 a lot more. You seem to be favouring the 800
Great video nonetheless 👍
I actually favour the GM 1000, cheers for watching , I tried to show each without bias 👍
Thumbs up 👍 mate..
Thanks for sharing this.
Cheers Famo59.👍🤓⛏🍺
HI I LIKE SOMEONE TO DO TEST BETWEEN GOLD KLUZER VS EQUINOX 800
Great video giving us rookies a comparison. You are exactly right do your home work locate the area where the gold is first. Almost any machine will find gold.
When is XP ORX sold in Indonesia?
No idea mate
Glad I've got two out of the three of those machines...
Your a true legend, friend.
Summary at 1:00:00. My take, get 2nd hand Xterra 705 for the beach and parks, and 2nd hand GM for the goldfields, about the same price as the Nox800 new. Great vid mate
Sorry mate but I don't agree with you at all here!
I've owned all of these and can assure you that an 800 absolutely DESTROYS a 705 in wet sand. I also own a $100 Aldi detector (has found over $200 in coins on the beach) which performs just as well as the 705 in DRY sand. Any cheap detector works well enough for coins in dry sand or in a park (the person swinging it would make the bigger difference), but wet, salty sand or hunting fine jewellery is a very different story. I can swing my Sovereign XS 2a Pro on the waters edge, but can only swing the 705 on the edge of the dry.
BBS technology in the Sovereign series (still in the Excalibur) was a complete game changer for the wet. Swing it and you'll understand immediately, because it runs smooooth. A Nox 800 also runs multiple frequencies at once and performs similarly/better. The Xterra 705 runs a single frequency only. Great on grass/dry sand/quiet ground but that's about it.
My take - they were good machines but not worth the extra money than a 305/505. These days i'd go for a Vanquish which is WAY better for a decent price. If you're serious about gold in Aus keep finding coins on the beach until you can afford a P.I. (yes, I own a couple of them too!)
Finally well done to the bloke in this vid for pinging a piece in that ground with a VLF. Respect
Muito bom o vídeo e bem explicativo.
Mas prefiro o meu GM1000...😁
Just come across your video, I thought it was very interesting.
I'm actually one of these new comers to prospecting, I've been doing lots of research, I've found that after watching lots of videos the equinox 800 is pretty good, it's matching the expensive detectors and like you say I don't have 5 to 10 thousand dollars to buy the to of the wazza units.
I'm bit scared will be very soon going out somewhere and having a go just me and my dog. Have got coden HF and VHF /uhf in my Delica 4 wd van. It will be way out of my comfort zone, I have never camped out in a remote area....
It would be awesome if you could give me a couple of tips :) I'll watch more of your videos now that I've subscribed
Christie, the 800 is ok on shallow ground, creek beds , tailing piles or Mullock heaps.
It wont find gold that the more expensive detecors will at depth though, thanks for sub, good luck on your travels.
Thanks for All of your help keep up the good work 🤙🍺
equinox 800 vs xp orx this two products best product tell me
great video ,great effort and time went into this , im new to the hobby and leaning towards the GM 1000 im prospecting in Rushworth lots of rubbish and hot rocks to contend with
Mantaaff bossq🙏
I'm new to the gm but I definitely prefer the smaller coil
Loved it fellas! No BS hunting! Loved it! Thanks guys
Very good comparison between all 3 machines, at the end of the day they all found gold, but you need to work hard at it if you want to succeed. Great video mate.
Thanks for your effort Donnie
Great info, honest review on all three machines interesting to see them all on the same ground and targets.
Cheers GM
Great video guys nice filming thanks for sharing.
I’ve got ORX and was wondering if you thought it was worthwhile buying a SDC as my main detector in goldfields what’s your thoughts if you don’t mind
Think they woul go hand in hand.👍
Have you used the SDC mate I just not sure if they both more or less do the same job with maybe the PI being quieter and punching deeper with a GPX four five being same price as SDC I just not sure if SDC is the go on not
Mate SDC and 4500 are both awesome, mate of mine Famo 59 UA-cam has the new coiltek coil on his sdc punches deep!!
What I meant by hand in hand is I think they would work well together, sdc for power and punch, ORX to tell crap from good ( sometimes)
Pascoelads Prospecting Im spending a week in NT soon with only the ORX I’ll let you know how it goes
Absolutely loved what you said about Pi machines. Your so right, not every one can afford one. A lot of us watch these videos with the hope that we get the best vlf machine we can for our money. Really enjoyed the video and I’m leaning towards the orx.
What was the machine on my right web watching come on now you went on about the other two
I have no clue as to what that question means?
Very fair and well documented thanks heaps mate 🤘🏽
AWSOME mate good lessons
Crouch
Get on with it ytalk to much
Show us yours mate 👍
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA show what
Your video Fred, can't please everyone mate, have a good one👍
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA no especaly u talk to much othr wise love vids ge to point ty
Well I could say nothing but then you wouldn't learn to much I guess, appreciate the input mate!!
wonderful video , thank you
The coil wire on the equinox is really untidy definitely not a detector I would want .
G'day Donnie, just found your channel and watched it , bit long but you described the Nox as i know it... i mainly do coins and relics but lately I'm getting the itch to go the shiny...
i went to a gold field two weekend's ago, and i didn't find any gold but got loads of lead shot... so I'll persist,
trying again this weekend.
Just a quick question i have the 6 inch coil, but would you recommend it or the stock..???
Thanks brother I'm subbed and I'll stay connected.. GL&HH Jim
The 6 is fine you need to play with the settings over a small nug , remember numbers are key on all metal mode, I would hunt in NON ferrous.
If I had of shortened it any more it would not of worked, I needed to show everything.
Rake on Rake off 😉
To get the chirpy noise out of the GM I pump the machine up and down in a circle until it stops, if it’s still noisy I knock it back one sensitivity, and that stops all the constant noise
And loose gold, no balance on full manual dude
Lose
Really ? Didn’t know that, just seen a lot of people ground balance them by pumping them up and down in manual
I know, waste of time
Rediculously slow, an drawn out video boys. You could of hit way more spots in the amount of time you spent on that little flake you dropped 3 times.
Wasn't about finds it was giving a fair run on machines, believe me I edited it as much as possible but couldn't take out to much as it would not of given a fair analyses of all three , thanks for taking the time to watch👍
Might just add your the 1st to complain about it ........
@Wayne Millsy Just stating a fact! Watch the video again, and realize I want to watch, an hear what you guys have to say. All I'm saying is a little editing on the video would of made the video much more enjoyable
speilberg watching
Well done! Great Hunt.
Enjoyed the video mate, cheers.
Love my GM1000
Brad Watkins where do you find it works best mate goldfields or creeks
@@ninjamoves3642 It can do both really but I mainly detect around old reef workings, muloch heaps etc. Especially the pipe clay piles as the GM runs pretty quiet in that material.
Sounded like the orx was on point. Crisper sound,more repeatable and display said gold.....good job mate...I'm now going out to buy one!!
Yeah I agree
Great review lad, well done.
Some beeeutes!!!
Sorry, I do not know English. What is the best of the three?
They all went well but if I had to choose I would go ORX.
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA thanks ur info sir,, God bless
This guy at the start sounds like Dead Farang vlogger
Who ever the he'll that is ?
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA he does travel vlogs through the phillipines etc a Aussie
Hhhaa I'll have a look. Cheer for coming on mate!!
Watching you using the minelab right now. You HAVE to watch the numbers? I prefer - and am trying to learn - detecting via noise feedback. I know I can check the numbers but to be honest, until I come up with more experience, they arent as meaningful to me.
Need to learn the numbers, cant hunt gold off noise on a vlf.
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA That's actually the opposite of Ben, Clegy, XPSkills School mate. They say numbers are OK but trained ears are the ultimate.
Great comparison of the 3 there guys. I maybe bias but the GM screamed on that gramer. Be a great movie, an Ox, a Duck, and a Monster. Lol
Lol too funny.
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA 😆😆
Hot rock was the terminology ascribed to the original vlf detectors because they sounded off on
rocks and ground that contained nothing whatsoever.
Today the the terminology "hot rock" is ascribed to
ores and ground mineralization that are not gold lumps
which are rare worldwide. More than %60 of the worlds gold is estimated to be fluxed less than
%40 pure. There has never been found pure gold nuggets in nature. Impure gold is from so called "hot rocks" is thousands if not many multiples of thousands of times more plentiful
worldwide than the "gold nugget". Detector manufacturers sling the term "hot rock" as if they were in some sort of a club, club dumb. Without digging up and crushing and classifying and panning and burning how do you or we to know what you are
calling "hot rocks"?
By the way Minelab's "Mold Monster" misses the mark. Ground tracking is cute but severly castrated. Where is the rest of the circuit?
Mate im not sure where your from but here in Australia hot rocks are just that hot rocks, no gold and found by both vlf and Pulse Induction, some if the most pure gold in the world comes from Australia, Clermont Queensland gold is 98% and a lot of buyers wont buy from anywhere else.
WHY show three
Why not? They were the three challenged in conversation on face book groups so those were shown.
Painful
Just had a look at your fantastic vids.....ill say no more.
@@GOLDAUSTRALIA Haha thats a good point, i will say i learned some stuff watching your video so thanks for that, i just had to do a bunch of jumping around on your video to get to the good parts. Taking my equinox out for gold nuggets tomorrow. Anyway thanks for the info.
Lol all good mate, it was a long vid but we wanted to be as unbiased as possible when making it so people could make their own minds up.......just kidding i quite enjoyed the vid i watched 😁👍
So the nox800 what range was the 12 13 then dropped to -9 on all metal?
It did bounce quite a lot but I know with the GM also vlfs will be iffy until they are right on it. Once on it it was 1 2 and 3 on the Nox. As well as 4 and 5 for a few hits.