nuggetfinder evoultion coils verses the rest
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nuggetfinder evoultion coils verses the rest
hi long time no posit anyway please let me know in terms of quietness how does the nuggetfinder evolution coils stack up against the rest of the brands eg coiltek minilab etc.... please let me know I currently have 15 inch spoked evolution nuggetfinder have I got a good coil I need reassurance thanks tim
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Re: nuggetfinder evoultion coils verses the rest
im looking for all types of gold at various depths and various sizes too
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I hear the sdc have been finding the gold too but I have a gpx4500 are they good too its an original model built in 2008 and how often should I get my control box serviced last service was early last year 2017
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Hi Tim, I know this will fall on def ears, but I'll try once again.
I've been following your successes and failures over the last few years and your failures with the Minelab 4500 far outweigh your successes.
The ML 4500 is not finding you any gold because it is a complex machine that requires a lot of reading of the manual, and some people can't comprehend what is written or are able to put into practice what the manual asks them to do.
Someone in your position should be using the Minelab SDC 2300 to find gold..... and it will find it almost immediately, because the one thing we know about you, is that you are very hard working and enthusiastic about gold detecting.
Sell the ML 4500, buy the SDC 2300 and you will have money left over.
For once Tim, take what I have written seriously, I've owned the ML 4500 and the SDC 2300. I kept the SDC 2300 and sold my ML 4500 and have not looked back.
The SDC 2300 almost always finds gold.
Sincerely
Harry, Slimpickens.
I've been following your successes and failures over the last few years and your failures with the Minelab 4500 far outweigh your successes.
The ML 4500 is not finding you any gold because it is a complex machine that requires a lot of reading of the manual, and some people can't comprehend what is written or are able to put into practice what the manual asks them to do.
Someone in your position should be using the Minelab SDC 2300 to find gold..... and it will find it almost immediately, because the one thing we know about you, is that you are very hard working and enthusiastic about gold detecting.
Sell the ML 4500, buy the SDC 2300 and you will have money left over.
For once Tim, take what I have written seriously, I've owned the ML 4500 and the SDC 2300. I kept the SDC 2300 and sold my ML 4500 and have not looked back.
The SDC 2300 almost always finds gold.
Sincerely
Harry, Slimpickens.
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Hi Tim,
Fully agree with Harry, Slimpickens..some great advice there.
Regards
Jack
Fully agree with Harry, Slimpickens..some great advice there.
Regards
Jack
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Re: nuggetfinder evoultion coils verses the rest
Tim I also with everything that has been said to you. At our branch outings at least more than half the gold found on these outing are found with the SDC 2300. They are basically a turn on and go machine.
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