gpx4500 v gpx5000
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gpx4500 v gpx5000
Hi All,
I would like to know the main differeces between these 2 detector models the gpx4500 and gpx5000.
In feb 2012 thinking of traing in my gpx4500 for a gpx5000 if possible if its benifical.
Also which spots for gold detecting for the Chewton and Campbells Creek area also Castlemaine are worth a try.
What does everyone think of gain 10 and stab 8 on the gpx4500 using enhance.
Also how do you put gpx4500 into enhance as this is my prefered timing.
Cheers,
Tim Eureka
I would like to know the main differeces between these 2 detector models the gpx4500 and gpx5000.
In feb 2012 thinking of traing in my gpx4500 for a gpx5000 if possible if its benifical.
Also which spots for gold detecting for the Chewton and Campbells Creek area also Castlemaine are worth a try.
What does everyone think of gain 10 and stab 8 on the gpx4500 using enhance.
Also how do you put gpx4500 into enhance as this is my prefered timing.
Cheers,
Tim Eureka
yellowmellow- Contributor Plus
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Tim
Please read through the comments on the 5000 and the 4500 in their respective areas. Most of the questions you ask have already been answered.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t3612-gpx5000-vs-gpx4500
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t6171-4500-settings-file
Jeff
Please read through the comments on the 5000 and the 4500 in their respective areas. Most of the questions you ask have already been answered.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t3612-gpx5000-vs-gpx4500
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t6171-4500-settings-file
Jeff
Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Tim, people are still finding good gold with the 4500.
If i were you, i would hold off upgrading until the new Minelab machine gets released. But thats just my personal opinion.
If i were you, i would hold off upgrading until the new Minelab machine gets released. But thats just my personal opinion.
Goldbait- Contributor Plus
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Hi Tim ,
I traded my 4500 about 6 months ago on a 5000 , All i can say about the two machines is they are both great
my mate runs a 4500 and he finds gold whenever we go out together,
However on every occasion we have been out my 5000 has found more gold on every occasion than his 4500
we have detected together the entire time i have had the 5000.
I find the 5000 quieter and therefore i can wind up the settings to push it, yes my 4500 found me a lot of gold
but the 5000 is a better machine.
Cheers
Marty
I traded my 4500 about 6 months ago on a 5000 , All i can say about the two machines is they are both great
my mate runs a 4500 and he finds gold whenever we go out together,
However on every occasion we have been out my 5000 has found more gold on every occasion than his 4500
we have detected together the entire time i have had the 5000.
I find the 5000 quieter and therefore i can wind up the settings to push it, yes my 4500 found me a lot of gold
but the 5000 is a better machine.
Cheers
Marty
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Hi All,
Any other thoughts.
Tim Eureka
Any other thoughts.
Tim Eureka
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Hi
No more thoughts this has been done to a natrual death
No more thoughts this has been done to a natrual death
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Tim,
Not wishing to offend, but you dont know how to use your 4500 properly yet, let alone upgrade to a slightly different/better model.
you seem to be pissing money that you can ill afford, into the wind, without taking advantage of the excellent machine you already have.
After watching you post for some time with many questions, getting some sound advice, not saying thanks for those replies, then asking for more advice along exactly the same lines, it had to be said.
You seem to want a map with a big X on it, and a "use these settings exactly, and you will find giant nuggets here"
Some sound advice here, which you will probably ignore, 'read every question you've posted, apply the knowledge given, and if all else fails,
just enjoy the walk'
Not wishing to offend, but you dont know how to use your 4500 properly yet, let alone upgrade to a slightly different/better model.
you seem to be pissing money that you can ill afford, into the wind, without taking advantage of the excellent machine you already have.
After watching you post for some time with many questions, getting some sound advice, not saying thanks for those replies, then asking for more advice along exactly the same lines, it had to be said.
You seem to want a map with a big X on it, and a "use these settings exactly, and you will find giant nuggets here"
Some sound advice here, which you will probably ignore, 'read every question you've posted, apply the knowledge given, and if all else fails,
just enjoy the walk'
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Good post, ferrousfinder!
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
thanks Inhere. I really hope no one takes offence to it and that some gain some understanding from it.
No need for more people to make the same mistakes as others and myself in the past.
Cheers. FF
No need for more people to make the same mistakes as others and myself in the past.
Cheers. FF
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Goldbait wrote:Tim, people are still finding good gold with the 4500.
If i were you, i would hold off upgrading until the new Minelab machine gets released. But thats just my personal opinion.
G'day Tim, I think this is good advise.
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Eureka wrote:Hi All,
I would like to know the main differeces between these 2 detector models the gpx4500 and gpx5000.
In feb 2012 thinking of traing in my gpx4500 for a gpx5000 if possible if its benifical.
Also which spots for gold detecting for the Chewton and Campbells Creek area also Castlemaine are worth a try.
What does everyone think of gain 10 and stab 8 on the gpx4500 using enhance.
Also how do you put gpx4500 into enhance as this is my prefered timing.
Cheers,
Tim Eureka
Hi Tim, at the end of the day mate it's up to you if you want to move on to a GPX5000, but the advice from fellow prospectors has been sound and I agree with them I would stay with your GPX4500 for now. Jefgold has given you some links for previous answers to your questions, and this will help you out a lot, just stick with your 4500 and enjoy the prospecting experience and getting to know your machine better, good luck out there.
Cheers Brian.
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Re: gpx4500 v gpx5000
Tim, have a look at the end cap picture below. To put the detector in enhance, push the soil timings switch up to enhance.
Thanks to Ismael.
Cheers FF.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t6171-4500-settings-file#54635
Thanks to Ismael.
Cheers FF.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t6171-4500-settings-file#54635
Ismael wrote:
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