Fisrt detector
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Fisrt detector
Hi guys
Newbie willing to invest in the best machine in the range $2000-3000 but been wondering how and where to get one. I've been lurking on some items on eBay but not easy to make my mind. I know few people want to trade with africans and those who do accept no return so before we buy we must be sure we get the best. Any advice?
Thanks for looking
Newbie willing to invest in the best machine in the range $2000-3000 but been wondering how and where to get one. I've been lurking on some items on eBay but not easy to make my mind. I know few people want to trade with africans and those who do accept no return so before we buy we must be sure we get the best. Any advice?
Thanks for looking
Whynottry- New Poster
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One more question please: is the feedback on eBay reliable?
Whynottry- New Poster
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One more question please: is the feedback on eBay reliable?
Whynottry- New Poster
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One more question please: is the feedback on eBay reliable?
Whynottry- New Poster
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One more question please: is the feedback on eBay reliable?
Whynottry- New Poster
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Feedback is normally reliable but it can be rigged to appear better than it realy is.
If you are thinking of purchasing an second hand or even a new Minelab metal detector then I would suggest that you donot buy from an Africa ebay listing.
Contact an authorised Minelab distributor hear in Australia. Also donot purchase any Minelab Pulse Induction metal detector that is being offered at an very low price. It is very likely not an genuine ML PI. Have a look on Australian Ebay, and even then you have to be causious and treat with suspicion all listings that offer these metal detectors at an unusually low price. They will usually be fake Minelab detectors.
Your question sounded a bit strange and that is probably why nobody has responded until now.
Also. Youe posts are timed between 2.00 am and 4.19 am. Au time. We are all in bed around then
If you are thinking of purchasing an second hand or even a new Minelab metal detector then I would suggest that you donot buy from an Africa ebay listing.
Contact an authorised Minelab distributor hear in Australia. Also donot purchase any Minelab Pulse Induction metal detector that is being offered at an very low price. It is very likely not an genuine ML PI. Have a look on Australian Ebay, and even then you have to be causious and treat with suspicion all listings that offer these metal detectors at an unusually low price. They will usually be fake Minelab detectors.
Your question sounded a bit strange and that is probably why nobody has responded until now.
Also. Youe posts are timed between 2.00 am and 4.19 am. Au time. We are all in bed around then
Last edited by Adrian SS on Wed Aug 14, 2013 8:25 am; edited 3 times in total
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comes down to what your going to be hunting for... if gold a minelab GP detector would be the way to go like a GP 2200d, GP extreme, GP 3000
One more question please: is the feedback on eBay reliable? the more feed back on a seller is more reliable.
ask a lot of questions about the item like, where did they buy it, how long ago, numbers of the control box cover
and coils, proof of purchase... if they can give you all this then you will be right. if you get the numbers run them through minelab and they will tell you if its stolen or a fake.
cheers
stoppsy
One more question please: is the feedback on eBay reliable? the more feed back on a seller is more reliable.
ask a lot of questions about the item like, where did they buy it, how long ago, numbers of the control box cover
and coils, proof of purchase... if they can give you all this then you will be right. if you get the numbers run them through minelab and they will tell you if its stolen or a fake.
cheers
stoppsy
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Thanks Adrian and Stoppsy for responding. Sorry for posting when you are in bed but i was also in bed when you responded matter of time zone.
I do appreciate your help but let's say it's easier to say than to do. I Wonder if eBay sellers will want to answer so many questions from an african buyer. I've read quiete enough about bad expériences and i definitelly could not feel safe buying on eBay until i read good feedback about a seller by a forumer.
May be another strange question: does anyone know experienced detectorists selling second hand detectors and who have their own store and website ?
Sorry for disturbing everyone on this forum but i'm not sure i could have another opportunity so i'd better be careful.
I do appreciate your help but let's say it's easier to say than to do. I Wonder if eBay sellers will want to answer so many questions from an african buyer. I've read quiete enough about bad expériences and i definitelly could not feel safe buying on eBay until i read good feedback about a seller by a forumer.
May be another strange question: does anyone know experienced detectorists selling second hand detectors and who have their own store and website ?
Sorry for disturbing everyone on this forum but i'm not sure i could have another opportunity so i'd better be careful.
Whynottry- New Poster
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PS: i'm looking for a gold prospecting machine and am exclusivelly interested in minelab detectors. Thanks for your help
Whynottry- New Poster
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Hey Whynot
What part of Africa are you from?
What sort of area will you be detecting in? desert? scrub? grassland etc as this will also make a difference in what coil you will require with the unit you buy I am saying you need to look at the whole picture to get the best buy for your money, is the ground highly mineralised or not?
Mate as you can see there are a lot of questions to ask before you jump in & maybe make a poor choice.
I am ex Zimbabwe whitey.
What part of Africa are you from?
What sort of area will you be detecting in? desert? scrub? grassland etc as this will also make a difference in what coil you will require with the unit you buy I am saying you need to look at the whole picture to get the best buy for your money, is the ground highly mineralised or not?
Mate as you can see there are a lot of questions to ask before you jump in & maybe make a poor choice.
I am ex Zimbabwe whitey.
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Hi Burkerc62burke wrote:Hey Whynot
What part of Africa are you from?
What sort of area will you be detecting in? desert? scrub? grassland etc as this will also make a difference in what coil you will require with the unit you buy I am saying you need to look at the whole picture to get the best buy for your money, is the ground highly mineralised or not?
Mate as you can see there are a lot of questions to ask before you jump in & maybe make a poor choice.
I am ex Zimbabwe whitey.
I'm from Burkina Faso and the area i will be detecting is not too mineralised; it's desert like and the area has known gold rush but many many new spots are being discovered every year. I do not worry about coils yet because after reading about them, i've decided to go for mono coils and if the detector i buy does not come with it, i will order one.
Thanks for looking
Whynottry- New Poster
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Hi Whynot
Where or what country is Burkina Faso in?
If it is desert then a larger mono will be the go say 16" to 20" this you need to consider when purchasing as you may find the right unit with the right coil sizes at the right price.
Where or what country is Burkina Faso in?
If it is desert then a larger mono will be the go say 16" to 20" this you need to consider when purchasing as you may find the right unit with the right coil sizes at the right price.
rc62burke- Contributor Plus
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Thanks for your advice Burke, i will go for a mono coil. Hope i get the right machine
Whynottry- New Poster
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Thanks for your advice Burke, i will go for a mono coil. Hope i get the right machine. BF is in west Africa
Whynottry- New Poster
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found a good set up for you to look at...would be worth looking into
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/minelab-detector-kit-/130965128728?pt=AU_Gadgets&hash=item1e7e214618
cheers
stoppsy
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/minelab-detector-kit-/130965128728?pt=AU_Gadgets&hash=item1e7e214618
cheers
stoppsy
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