Coiltek Coils For The GPX 6000 - Confirmed!

[Nedkelly]

A few more species for the 6000 and 9"goldhawk. Most were between 4" and 6" in the ground and gave good solid signals. The biggest one about 1 foot, and gave a weird, wobbly, signal. Wasn't very confident thinking it was trash but dug it just to be sure. The 9" round is perfect for where I detect in knee to waist high grass,brush,sticks, rocks,and trash. In very hot red ground still has good depth and sensitivity while running reasonably smooth and quiet. 

[phrunt]

I like this post by Coiltek on Facebook, and figured I'd put it here for those that don't use Facebook, it's really nice to see the team behind the coils.

Here is their post:

Something you may not know is that we're an independent family-owned business – and all our products are produced and quality checked by our dedicated close-knit team in South Australia.

So while we have a valued collaborative relationship with detector manufacturers, we are 100% independent and committed to bringing you the performance and quality you've come to expect from Coiltek.

Trevor is a good boss, hiding up the back there not wanting to steal the limelight 🙂

You can tell the good sellers, the Nox and 6000 coils!

[Jeff McClendon]

Very impressed with my GPX 6000 Coiltek Goldhawk coil. It is doing very well here in the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. 

[Norvic]

 Same downunder here. I am happy as with the Goldhawk I have, consider it has more depth and sensitivity whilst being quieter than the OEM.

[afreakofnature]

4 hours ago, Norvic said:

 Same downunder here. I am happy as with the Goldhawk I have, consider it has more depth and sensitivity whilst being quieter than the OEM.

Which one?

[cobill]

On 3/7/2023 at 7:11 PM, Jeff McClendon said:

Very impressed with my GPX 6000 Coiltek Goldhawk coil. It is doing very well here in the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. 

Jeff, where are you at in AZ.? Maybe we can meet while I'm in Q 19 - 22 March?

Bill

[Norvic]

5 hours ago, afreakofnature said:

Which one?

10x5

[Jeff McClendon]

4 hours ago, cobill said:

Jeff, where are you at in AZ.? Maybe we can meet while I'm in Q 19 - 22 March?

Bill

I'm back in Denver Colorado. Got to coach girl's high school golf in the snow/cold/yuck.

[phrunt]

I thought I'd re-post stricks excellent X-ray of the Coiltek Goldhawk 10x5" here as there was some confusion around the windings inside the Coiltek Goldhawk coils, it turns out their windings are the same style semi spiral as the 11" Minelab stock coil so good news, they've managed to keep the same winding type while making a more stable quieter running coil with no difficulty being tilted on it's sides detecting piles and so on.

[Coiltek]

Its always cool to see an xray of the coils dont you think... even though I know exactly what goes in them it allows me to ensure everything looks as it should - which it does and why they are operating excellently! BTW - the black area is our invisible magic dust that ensures people have the best chance of success!! That is our secret sauce recipe! 🙂😉

In regards to the bunch/ spiral type windings all the coils for the GPX6000 are bunched windings. The only coils that are truly spiral windings are the ELITE coils and the Evolution from NF. We refer to bunched windings as the wire is arranged 6 wide by 5 high for example. So if you cross section the windings you would see this layer construction. For the flat windings you would see 1 wire high by 20 or so wires wide. All one continuous strand.

From all of us here at Coiltek we appreciate the support we have had for the GOLDHAWK coils and look forward to new and exciting coils to come in the future!

Trev