the GPX 6000
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the GPX 6000
Ok now we experienced the brand new machine but what do we expect in the new one.
Now this doesn't have to serious for I gather most have read what was wanted in the original 5000 under Yarns.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t79-your-new-detector-gpx-5000
What do you reckon? It may even have an orb spider evader or a search button (for gold)
Jeff
Now this doesn't have to serious for I gather most have read what was wanted in the original 5000 under Yarns.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t79-your-new-detector-gpx-5000
What do you reckon? It may even have an orb spider evader or a search button (for gold)
Jeff
Last edited by Jefgold on Fri Mar 04, 2011 11:08 pm; edited 1 time in total
Re: the GPX 6000
Either that Jeff,or the 6000 will come out with an "Extra Fine Gold Timing" switch.
Cheers kon61.
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"Either that Jeff,or the 6000 will come out with an "Extra Fine Gold Timing" switch."
And a build in magnifying glass to find your target.
And a build in magnifying glass to find your target.
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I am still to busy with the 4500, learning to get the best from it, and tuning my brain to the myriad of signal responses it gives for different targets.
Id like them to re-release the 4500 or 5000 with dust and water resistant seals on the switches and end caps, a power lead with stiff ends that does not fatigue, a longer fibre coil shaft and quality connections to the control box for the leads. Sought of a rugged milspec model. Higher quality audio would also help.
Tributer
Id like them to re-release the 4500 or 5000 with dust and water resistant seals on the switches and end caps, a power lead with stiff ends that does not fatigue, a longer fibre coil shaft and quality connections to the control box for the leads. Sought of a rugged milspec model. Higher quality audio would also help.
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the gpx 6000
As long as it digs the holes for you I ll take two 6000 s thanks.
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GPX6000
an excavator's ticket and an extendable pinpointer LOL
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Re: the GPX 6000
how a bout an intermitent high frequency bug deterrant, like what you plug in the wall socket to keep bugs, mozzies away.... thats a good idea! (but hows my spelling?)
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Re: the GPX 6000
What about an X-Ray machine that can show you what you've found before you dig it
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i thought they already sold x-ray gold detectors on ebay LOL
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yer but not for the super dooper new 6000 and it will also come with a coloured screen
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do you have to wear a lead apron... you know, for safety? hehehe
seriously though, how about a TID that speaks to you! Example... when you pass a target it says like "1.6grams" or "8grams, 25% ironstone attached" or "dont dig, crappy lead target identified"
how cool would that be.
I dont know, i just think all detectors should be dust/waterproof so the die-hards can keep detecting in the dry windy heat of the west or the downpours of vic. Just a thought.
cheers
seriously though, how about a TID that speaks to you! Example... when you pass a target it says like "1.6grams" or "8grams, 25% ironstone attached" or "dont dig, crappy lead target identified"
how cool would that be.
I dont know, i just think all detectors should be dust/waterproof so the die-hards can keep detecting in the dry windy heat of the west or the downpours of vic. Just a thought.
cheers
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RE: GPX 6000
Bultin gps, so you can actually "build your own track" of detecting finds or trys.
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Re: the GPX 6000
It should come with a heavy duty control box cover, a nicer harness, JP's instructional DVD, and I too think it'd be a good idea if they somehow found a way to make it more water resistant, or even better, have the 6000, then the 6000S model. Comletely waterproof. So you can pay a bit extra to have it slightly heavier and completely waterproofed.
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we might laugh about it all now, but ! all of the above could actually be on the drawing board already to be incorporated in the SUPER 10000 XS model !! and judging by the price increases it might cost around 10 grand as well.....but, who knows , maybe they won't throw in a set of steak knifes but a small 4 by 4 with camper trailer and a quad bike ! so if we all stop detecting and wait for that one there will be plenty left in the ground and by then the gold price will be 10 grand an ounce the way it is going and we can all afford one .....win win all round
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Any new model should have these inclusions in my view
1. water resistant or water proof control box
2.water proof coils x2
3. lighter weight
4. earphones,ear muffs
5. external boosted speaker
6.lithium batteries x 2
7. a hard plastic case that fits the lot or alumium case
8. bungee cord
9. control box cover - canvas or wet suit material etc
the way electronics are advancing I am sure that the "brains" inside can be made smaller and sealed to prevent water soaking and I wouldnt think that between the 4500 and 5000 there was a major refit to enable the enhancements, For the amount of money outlayed I am sure these 9 items arent out of reach
Cheers
BB
1. water resistant or water proof control box
2.water proof coils x2
3. lighter weight
4. earphones,ear muffs
5. external boosted speaker
6.lithium batteries x 2
7. a hard plastic case that fits the lot or alumium case
8. bungee cord
9. control box cover - canvas or wet suit material etc
the way electronics are advancing I am sure that the "brains" inside can be made smaller and sealed to prevent water soaking and I wouldnt think that between the 4500 and 5000 there was a major refit to enable the enhancements, For the amount of money outlayed I am sure these 9 items arent out of reach
Cheers
BB
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Re: the GPX 6000
what about the front end cap switches located where you can access them without having to lift it vertical & can view all settings at once.
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Re: the GPX 6000
byronbinalong wrote:Any new model should have these inclusions in my view
1. water resistant or water proof control box
2.water proof coils x2
3. lighter weight
4. earphones,ear muffs
5. external boosted speaker
6.lithium batteries x 2
7. a hard plastic case that fits the lot or alumium case
8. bungee cord
9. control box cover - canvas or wet suit material etc
the way electronics are advancing I am sure that the "brains" inside can be made smaller and sealed to prevent water soaking and I wouldnt think that between the 4500 and 5000 there was a major refit to enable the enhancements, For the amount of money outlayed I am sure these 9 items arent out of reach
Cheers
BB
This may be the case for someone new to the game but just the BOX is all some of us need.
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Re: the GPX 6000
What about an extra plug so we can plug in one of those cable type pin pointer probes.
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one that only picks up gold would be a start,
I would not care if it weighed more and I had to car a car battery,
it would be worth its weight in gold, I am sick of lead mining, I need gold.
I would not care if it weighed more and I had to car a car battery,
it would be worth its weight in gold, I am sick of lead mining, I need gold.
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Re: the GPX 6000
I'd like to see an hour meter built in. So I can see how much actual detecting I do per nugget etc. Also good if you are buying one and want to know how old it really is.
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discrimination at full depth and a significant (20%) depth increase on all target sizes....?((
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Re: the GPX 6000
G'day Bedrock.Welcome to the Forum.
Discrimination at full depth,plus 20% extra depth,on all targets? The 20% extra depth is only a matter of time.As for discrimination at full depth,well,they'll have to succeed in crossing the inaccurate 4 inch mark first.
Cheers kon61.
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Gday
"Full Depth Discrimination" absolutely, now wouldnt that be something, how many areas do we know of that are so full of rubbish that they drive you nuts yet we continue to have a go at them because we also know that there is still gold there too.
Oh yeah and a "stubby holder"
cheers
stayyerAU
"Full Depth Discrimination" absolutely, now wouldnt that be something, how many areas do we know of that are so full of rubbish that they drive you nuts yet we continue to have a go at them because we also know that there is still gold there too.
Oh yeah and a "stubby holder"
cheers
stayyerAU
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Good morning fellow prospectors.
StayyerAU accurate full depth discrimination, would not be just something,but a dream come true. Imagine not having to dig 50 holes a day for trash.Can you Imagine the amount of ground coverage one would cover with minimum effort and fatigue. Actually prospectors would most likely,cover ground they normally wouldn't look twice on,because of the junk factor.
Cheers kon61.
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bedrock, I think that full depth discrimination is a good one, all these deep holes for steel not having to be dug. One will have to join the gym to keep fit. More gold to time detecting would be nice !!!!
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Re: the GPX 6000
StayyerAU had uit in 1, but with 1 extra suggestion.
It needs a stubby holder that chills, nothing worse than hot beer
It needs a stubby holder that chills, nothing worse than hot beer
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Gday
Can you imagine it, the rush to some of the junkiest gold bearing ground would be on, after seeing some of the places around towns like Cue where there are piles apon piles of scrap metal strewn across what would undoubtedly be gold bearing ground, and a lot of it is still largely undetected.
I know areas that do produce gold still but there are dozens of little rusted fragments of tin can and wire laying about so for the most part you are scratching about digging piles of these bits and pieces before you get a piece of gold, it does not take too long before you simply cant be bothered and move on.
If you had a machine as capable as say the 4500/5000 and it could descriminate out all that crap then you would do very well I suspect, and as Kon stated there would be far less fatigue involved from all the digging and scratching about that you normally would have to do, so you would be able to cover more ground and hopefully find more gold.
And thats a good idea madmax a "stubby chiller" would be nice, its hard to concentrate on looking for gold at the end of a hot dusty day when the beer in the fridge back at camp is calling out to you , but I would have to confess that I have been known to drink beer "Kimberley Cool"
cheers
stayyerAU
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Here is a new machine that makes some of MLs look like a T-Rex. Just sh..t stiring
http://www.xpmetaldetectors.com/uk_detecteurs_DEUS.php
http://www.xpmetaldetectors.com/uk_detecteurs_DEUS.php
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Adrian,I had a feeling man was one step closer to going where no man has gone before.Notice when the machine is in its contracted state, USS Enterprise,This is the captain,warp 7 Scotty.Take us out of here.
Cheers kon61.
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Adrian SS wrote:Here is a new machine that makes some of MLs look like a T-Rex. Just sh..t stiring
http://www.xpmetaldetectors.com/uk_detecteurs_DEUS.php
Had a read of the DEUS and tell you what, it could be a very good dry beach machine.
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