Bungy cord
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goldsal
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Bungy cord
Hi everyone, Still very new at this - have a GPX 5000 and now have a hipstick which is making things more comfortable. My question relates to the bungy cord supplied with the 5000. I've carefully followed the manual for correct way to attach it, but it is driving me mad by constantly slipping. How do you stop the plastic plate on it from slipping down the cord? I'm sure there's an obvious answer and I just haven't worked it out yet!
goldsal- New Poster
- Number of posts : 7
Registration date : 2011-09-20
Re: Bungy cord
Hi again goldsal !
I have had the same issue with the standard bunge cord . I found I had to tie a knot in the cord below the "slip preventer " to stop it creeping.
Once the best length is found and the knot tied, minor adjustments can be made at the bottom by sliding the shaft clamp up and down .
I am useing a heavier duty aftermarket one now and the adjuster stays put on it.
Maybe others have a better solution .
DB
I have had the same issue with the standard bunge cord . I found I had to tie a knot in the cord below the "slip preventer " to stop it creeping.
Once the best length is found and the knot tied, minor adjustments can be made at the bottom by sliding the shaft clamp up and down .
I am useing a heavier duty aftermarket one now and the adjuster stays put on it.
Maybe others have a better solution .
DB
dryblower- Good Contributor
- Number of posts : 84
Registration date : 2010-12-25
Re: Bungy cord
dryblower wrote:Hi again goldsal !
I have had the same issue with the standard bunge cord . I found I had to tie a knot in the cord below the "slip preventer " to stop it creeping.
I've basically done the same, works well
Universal1- Good Contributor
- Number of posts : 115
Registration date : 2010-02-13
Re: Bungy cord
Just had the same issue,got a few large rubber o-rings to stop the wear at the attachment point on the detector then slid the plastic strip down to the end of the bungie and pushed it through the top near the clip.
Steve
Steve
deutran- Contributor Plus
- Number of posts : 1841
Age : 60
Registration date : 2009-09-26
Re: Bungy cord
we use this aftermarket bungee. it is fast to change length and a must when using larger coils in steep country .
http://goldcitydetecting.com/Bungee-Cords.php
http://goldcitydetecting.com/Bungee-Cords.php
tricky 1- Seasoned Contributor
- Number of posts : 170
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Re: Bungy cord
Yeah Tricky 1 that's a great bungie.
Have used one for three years, can't wear it out...
Have used one for three years, can't wear it out...
Flakmagnet- Contributor Plus
- Number of posts : 399
Registration date : 2008-12-31
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