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lifejockey
#1 Posted : Tuesday, 3 January 2012 7:04:46 p.m.(UTC)
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This looks like it would be ideal for hunting around the creeks here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRLTL4bUbgs

Check his other videos about it as well... he sells them for around $AU250 + Shipping

Any thoughts on the matter?
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webznz
#2 Posted : Thursday, 5 January 2012 10:52:28 p.m.(UTC)
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pretty interesting.. would be a good addition to your prospecting gear if you could afford.. however from the looks of this vid
http://youtu.be/rRiSZ_2AyTI
It dosnt look as though its going to pick up the real fine stuff.. wether that a problem for you or not.. and also the coverage area of the sensor is very small..

still though very cool :)
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oroplata
#3 Posted : Friday, 6 January 2012 11:42:44 a.m.(UTC)
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That's similar to using a handheld ferrite loop wand with your normal detector.

I have a waterproof wand coil with my PI machine, but don't use it much as I'm doing "coins in grass" hunting mainly these days.
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