Garrett ATX: 20" Deepseeker Monoloop Coil.
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- Опубліковано 1 гру 2013
- In this short demonstration video, we check the response of the Garrett ATX with the optional 20" x 15" Deepseeker Monoloop Coil on larger, deeper targets. For this purpose we bury a 300gm lead 'nugget' (we didn't have an actual 10-ouncer to hand!!) in mineralized Australian soil. This is purely for illustrative purposes and is not meant to be a "will detect target X at depth Y" demo -- there are too many variables in the field for tests of this nature to be definitive. The big mono will, of course detect targets of 300gm/10oz at much greater depths, dependent on field conditions and control settings, and operator technique. In addition to the target response segment, we also demonstrate the use of the Garrett sling and do a 'real time' coil change.
We hope you enjoy this short demonstration and find it informative. More ATX goldfields videos to follow soon! Happy Prospecting! Warren and Colleen. www.nqexplorers.com www.garrettaustralia.com.au www.garrett.com - Розваги
I own an atx now and that thing goes off on the tiniest pieces of metal that it blows my mind
Another really helpful Garrett ATX video Warren. The Deepseeker coil works great. Thanks for demonstrating the way the coil is changed and sling sets up too-good information for anyone looking to buy this new unit. Overall it looks like a great machine. Hoping the Oz retail price will be more affordable in the sales in January! Cheers mate and HH
Thanks for your great comment - and glad you found the video informative - the more information out there the better for anyone considering any high-end prospecting detector. All the best and HH! Warren.
Nice! Great vid Warren.
Thanks for taking the time to watch the video - Happy Collecting! Warren.
That thing will find that deep 15 gram nugget! :)
Just love it...!!!That's my next buy for sure..!!
Another great vid there Warren. The ATX is certainly a great value machine capable of punching up there with the best. Well presented and look forward to seeing how it unfolds in our Ozzy conditions. In the value for money stakes it's by far the best of the PI's currently on the market. Cheers Wal.
Thanks for watching and commenting Wal - we appreciate input from an experienced prospector such as yourself. All the best to you and Liz and Happy Prospecting/gemhunting. Warren.
The ATX is such superior machine. Thanks for the video
Awesome job Warren' i enjoyed it and thank you for sharing with us . Happy Hunt.
Outstanding video. I'm saving up for my Garrett. And waterproof headphones. Your country is beautiful.
Thanks for your comment Patrick - and best of luck with your new ATX mate. Happy Fossicking! Warren.
Hi Warren, is there any videos out now that give a comparison between the Gattett ATX and the Minelab GPX7000.
I like the fact that this Detector is in army green color . You can remain discreet
in the woods ,and no one will notice you a hundred meters away ...
Gidday Warren, love your vid's, I just got my new Garrett ATX deepseeker kit, looks the goods. at the moment I am picking a spot in the golden triangle, grid it, then detect over the gridded area with both coils, can't wait...SHOW ME THE GOLD
Thanks Len and good luck mate - that big coil is a ripper and also covers a lot of ground. Hope you dig up the big one mate - Happy Fossicking! Warren.
Hi warren, thanks for sharing
No worries Crampo, appreciate you watching mate - all the best and Happy Prospecting! Warren.
Warren,
Thanks for the video mate. With the iron check function on the mono, does that mean that you cant discriminate out the hot rocks or can you do that with GB like the DD.
Thanks for your comment Guy, with regards to 'hot rocks', you can still easily GB them out with the monos - the 'Iron Check' function is not available. 'Hot rocks' with a very high iron content will give an iron check 'grunt' when using the DD coil. HH mate! Warren.
Nice video and information...Never been a Garrett but it sure looks like an amazing detector...I think I'll research this detector a bit more...Way to go Garrett...Best, Chris Turner
Thanks for your great comment Chris - the beauty of the ATX is its versatility, it is a top-shelf gold prospecting unit which is equally at home in the salt water. Very rugged design and that big 20" mono coil goes really deep, even in hot ground. Happy Fossicking mate! Warren.
Hey Warren...great video man! I do not have the big coil yet, hope to get one soon. I have 2 new videos coming out next couple days. One is a test with GPX vs ATX on a 5.4 oz gold nugget at 18". Stay tuned, you'll see it soon!
Sounds great mate - look forward to that comparo - I hope you get the 20" Deepseeker soon - it is a real ripper and you can run it into some pretty hot ground and still have that signature ATX stable threshold. HH mate! Warren.
Hi Warren I love my ATX package and wanted to ask when or if you know when Garrett will launch another great deep pulse detector with additional high end features ? I’m waiting for some time now and it would be great to get a hint on any future product as I would definitely be buying another.
Thanks for the comment Christian, Garrett is always working on something new and I am sure we will see a new pulse machine in the near future, but of course these kind of things are closely guarded secrets. As soon as I have any news on that, I will be posting on Facebook or UA-cam. Cheers mate. Warren.
No this works fine. Take your smartphone goldfish attention span fad mentality elsewhere.
Thanks for more info
Thanks man
Great videos Warren! Thanks for your hard work. Do you know when coil scuff guards will become available? Haven't seen any yet
Thanks,
Thanks for watching IronGutz - I understand that the scuff plates will be available "early 2014" - will check that with Garrett. Apparently there are two types in the pipeline - the traditional scuff plate and a full cover (top and bottom) for the stock DD. Will update when I know more. HH mate! Warren.
how does the garrett atx deep seeker package do on large deep objects like coins box or treasure buried ? and what if the treasure buried in a hot ground? another question is how deep can it go under sea water
Hi Warren, would you know if Garrett's going to produce a larger DD coil for the ATX?
(great vids Mate!)
Thanks for your comment Herby - at this stage as far as I know, Garrett are not currently developing any further coils for the ATX. There is a chance of aftermarket coils under development - If I get any information, I will post a video to keep everyone up to date. All the best mate and Happy Fossicking! Warren.
Nice video
Great video. Thanks. I have one. I know it works well...quite well.
Warren an interesting demo - are they going to do the 20 inch in DD because that would be a fantastic set up for the beaches and you could iron check targets without digging a metre down for the proverbial horseshoe?
Thanks for watching Willo - Garrett isn't developing a 20" DD at this stage, just the 3 coils, but apparently third party coils are also under development and a large DD would be a nice addition as you suggest - will advise as further information comes to hand. In the interim I have dug some deep holes with that mono 'for the proverbial horseshoe' LOL. HH mate! Warren.
Thanks for the effort Warren & Colleen- very informative and a well presented demonstration of the coil change and then the capabilities of the the 20" coil. I only have one question - where did you get the 10z Lead nugget. Nice one! Cheers mate GL & HH Ian.
Thanks for watching Iroc - with regards to the 10oz lead nugget - with lead prices hovering around $2.20 a kg, this little beauty (unearthed by Colleen just the week before) - is valued at around 65 cents - so I made sure I augured it back out of the hole and took it home for safekeeping! HH mate! Warren.
Beautiful Video. What was your best find ever?
Regards from Germany
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He found impossible - nothing!!! 😂
Do you think the 11-13dd coil would pick that up as well?
Nice vid Warren, how much noisier is the large mono while prospecting in varying conditions? I assume its noisier than the DD, does it require a lot of re balancing while on the move?
Thanks for watching and comment AUFINDA - I have been able to run that big mono into some pretty hot ground, but like any mono when the ground gets tougher, yes, you will need to be rebalancing more often than with a DD - I tend to use one of the tracking speeds along with re-groundbalancing to get a stable threshold in those circumstances. A stand-out feature of the ATX is its stable threshold - hot ground, EMI, high ambient temps - have virtually no effect on the stability of the threshold - so you can concentrate on the 'whispers'. All the best mate and HH! Warren.
Hi Warren great looking machine just wondering what the battery life is like keen to get my hands on one of these bad boys and hit some old patches in the Pilbara
Thanks for watching and commenting Mike. I find you get around 2 days good detecting (assume 6 hours/day - around 12 hours) out of a charge of the NiMH packs. You would probably get longer if you used disposable alkaline. My normal habit is to always put a set of 8 batteries on the charger every night so that you always have backups. The ATX comes with a 'smart' trickle charger which really gives a good charge to the AAs. Good luck in the Pilbara mate! Happy Fossicking. Warren.
i just pre ordered the atx deepseeker package. it will be my first metal detector.
Thanks for watching and commenting - and good luck with your new ATX! Warren.
Its make a lot of noise how do i reduce that and what setting should i use thanks
Aloha Warren,
Can you tell me if you can pick up small gold rings at the beach with that 20" mono? Thinking about an atx because my seahunter picks up all of the hot rocks around here. It would be nice to cover some real ground with that huge coil, but worried about passing over the small rings with the diamonds. Mahalo!
Thanks for watching and commenting Puna Surf - I haven't actually tested the big mono on small gold rings - but it is a very sensitive coil given its size - and it definitely goes deep, and runs very quiet in wet sand. The stock DD is a beauty at the beach and very sensitive to small gold - if you are using the 8" mono on your Sea Hunter, the DD on the ATX will do as well and run very smoothly. Happy Hunting mate! Warren.
How many feet in depth can be detected by this for both small target and big target ??
Before purchasing the ATX .I have implant in the right foot. Is there some kind of shielding which I can use to prevent interference?
Thanks for your comment, unfortunately any Pulse Induction detector such as ATX will be very sensitive to any metal on your feet/legs, even such as eyelets on your boots. There is no way you could shield the machine, best way is to adapt your detecting technique to the situation, you will probably find you will get a signal if you step too close to the coil with your right foot. Cheers. Warren.
Hi NQEXPLORERS is your atx still working today ? i want one and just worry about the limited warrenty
Best one yet!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment - and Happy Hunting! Warren.
Hello Warren. I have the Garrett ATX and I have a question, if you could answer it I would be a very happy camper. Now to the question. I have been out & about, just tinkering really with the ATX with DD coil & have noticed only a very small, just audible high low tone on a target in the ground. I iron checked it and nothing heard so kept digging. I'm down now to just over a foot deep and the high low tone is getting louder the further I go. Problem I have is the ground is so bloody hard with big rocks that glisten and produce no sounds at all but am getting the small yellow rocks with like rusty centres as well. The high low tone is still there but very loud now. Is this something I should keep digging or ignore? Cheers, Doreen
Thanks for the message Doreen, that does sound like a target. But you need to make sure you ground balance adjacent to ensure you are not digging ground noise, or even the differential that the hole itself produces. If it is much louder with depth, I would suggest using a pinpointer to isolate the target and minimise the digging. Let's hope it's a big chunk of yellow LOL. Just message me if you have any more questions. Cheers. Warren.
@@NQExplorers Hello Warren. I did indeed ground balance beside. There are no other noises except the hum that I set to barely audible and still it's louder over the target only. It's still in the hole and nothing around it. As I said the signal at first was so faint, then got louder the deeper I dug it. I used iron check and not a sound heard at all. Very hard digging but can't tell if it's in a rather large glittering rock or maybe under it, also there where no indication of the LEDs from the very first faint signal but when digging deeper they lit up. Now they are up to highest LEDs. Is that normal, and am I getting close. I really enjoy watching your posts since I brought my atx. Would be great if you could do some definative sounds that these atx's make. I love using it and it's all it's features but am yet to strike it lucky. Thanks so much for replying.
Doreen
This is the only detector I use when I’m treasure hunting during a lightning storm
hi how would this big coil do on a beach, I do a lot of metal detecting on beaches , I have just bought a Garrets ATX Metal detector.
Regards Fabian
+Fabian Wylie G'day Fabian, thanks for watching our video. The large mono will go very deep on a beach, although you will sacrifice targets of small conductivity (such as fine gold chain), plus you will get a little more 'chatter' in the wave zone which will require you to stay on top of the ground balance. If you are looking for larger, deeper targets, this coil will suit what you need. Cheers mate and Happy Fossicking! Warren.
wait...have u had a 10 oz nugget on u before. Cheers great video
Allo Warren, great video (as always). I'm actually looking at getting one of these detectors and after seeing what you have had to say, i think i am sold. So, thank you. One question i was going to ask you, which is still slightly detector related....do you ever get any ticks on your adventures? Do you use any repellants etc? I know a few guys who have been bitten by ticks whilst detecting in the bush here in Oz and have become very crook as a result (lyme disease). Was just wondering if you get any ticks burrowing into you while you're out and amongst it?!?! Thanks mate, Tom
Thanks for taking the time to watch our videos and comment Tom. The ATX is a brilliant machine and has some great features not available on other high-end pulse detectors. Yes we do get ticks occasionally, but usually the little grass ticks, which are harmless enough, you have to watch for the paralysis ticks of course. Snakes - certainly, we see them, but usually we are making enough noise with the detector not to surprise them and they just amble on their way. One of the reasons we don't use headphones is that we need to be aware of our surroundings, which also include wild pigs and the occasional 'aggro' brahman bull! All the best mate, and Happy Fossicking! Warren.
NQExplorers
Thanks for getting back to me Warren. I'll order an ATX and let you know how i go. Keep up the good work mate.
Has gold mode? Only for search gold?
love watching your videos warren have you ever been down to rockhampton and done any of the sites here been out to some of the us army camps but never metal detectored them i don't own a detctor one yet from mark in rocky
Thanks for watching and commenting Mark - would love to do a few trips down to Rocky, the WW2 camps there and the old historic places like Canoona - lots of great relics waiting to be saved! Hope you have a detector soon mate - some great adventures to be had down your way! HH! Warren.
Nice Video thanks for the test. Could you do us here a favour and test the depths of both coils by using coins? Would be very interesting! Thanks so far!
Thanks for watching Steve, I have a beach hunting video in the pipeline where I will demonstrate the ATX with some old Australian pre-decimal silver and bronze coins. HH mate! Warren.
How close do two ATX machines have to be before they cause mutual interference?
Thanks for viewing the video James - realistically 20-25 metres or more is required to separate two ATXs, the greater the distance the better though as you will pick up each others pulse. It will depend on the coil you are swinging and the orientation of the two detectors to one another. You can't get as close as 2 VLF machines could operate. Happy Hunting mate! Warren.
Nice video Warren, wish I could afford one, as I think on UK soil it would be a cracking machine to have, GL & HH mate :)
Thanks for watching and commenting mate - I am sure that the ATX would be a great asset anywhere in the UK! HH mate! Warren.
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How deep can the search be?
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where to buy?
What if the dirt was packed tighter?
Seems Minelab is coming out with a very similar machine next spring. Decisions,decisions......
Thanks for commenting BootyHunter - all these new detectors are just great for our hobby and the more choices, the better for all of us - hope there are plenty more new machines around the corner too! HH mate! Warren.
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How much the atx 20 deepsekeer monoloop
Great demo and information video can you do the same with a 10 ounce gold nugget ? :-) lol Thanks again With all the iron tractor parts I fine might take me 50 years to save up for one but its on my wish list :-)
Thanks for watching and commenting - would love to do the same demo with a 10oz gold nugget LOL. Best of luck on your next hunt! Warren.
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Have made my mind up between the ATX and GPX5000 ,, and the ATX is getting my hard earned . Haha ,, just been online and no one has them in stock , it seems they are all a "Pre Order" thing at the moment . Guess its a matter of a waiting game now . Cheers Warren
Thanks for watching David - yes ATX is on pre-order but worth the wait mate - best of luck with the new machine when you get your hands on it! HH mate! Warren.
These tests aren't accurate, when you dig a whole and bury something to test, you are disturbing the soil density. The item is not as tightly packed in the soil as if it was naturally. Readings will be different from a loosely packed item from a densely packed item in soil. It may detect a recent loosely packed item at 16 inches, but what about a item that has been packed in more dense soil over the years at 16 inches? May get a totally different reading.
+Wicked Wrenches Thanks for your comment WW - of course a freshly buried target will not react like one that has been there for potentially hundreds of thousands of years (such as a nugget). Soil moisture content also fluctuates and will effect the return pulse signal strength. Undisturbed and densely packed soil may actually attenuate the pulse further, than disturbed soil - there are a great number of variables and this video was intended as a guide only. Cheers mate and Happy Fossicking! Warren.
Cheers! From New Jersey!
NQExplorers where can I buy one of those?
Marco Rivera, NO estas cumpliendo con lo que prometes de diagramas de detectores de metales, Sabes lo que es un diagrama ?, si no lo sabes para que prometes lo que desconoces.
Hey i hace a gpx5000 minelab and i m interesting to tradeit whit at×
Really why dude I gpx 5000 is better than atx or it isn’t?
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An extremely "business like" looking machine NQ, looks like it belongs in Afghanistan or Iraq.
Thanks for commenting Spinifex - as you suggest, the architecture of the ATX has indeed been 'battle proven' and is designed to be 'Digger Proof'. The all new internals of the ATX mated to the mil-spec body make it pretty much indestructible. HH mate! Warren.
Can you explain Spanish please
He's talking 50% faster than I can listen.