Steve Herschbach

The Minelab GPX 4800 detector was released in 2010 and was discontinued in 2012. The GPX 4800 was a pulse induction (PI) metal detector aimed primarily at the gold prospecting market but which also became popular also with relic hunters. "Gold detecting is a fascinating and rewarding activity enjoyed by people all over the world. By getting to know your GPX Series detector you can become one of the many who find gold and valuable treasure on a regular basis. The GPX 5000 and GPX 4800 are high precision instruments incorporating Multi-Period Sensing (MPS), Dual Voltage Technology (DVT), Smart Electronic Timing Alignment (SETA), and advanced digital processing. The GPX 5000 and GPX 4800 will locate gold in all types of ground, especially highly mineralised ground conditions, with great efficiency. This manual is designed to help both the beginner and expert prospector get the best performance out of their GPX 5000 and GPX 4800." Source: Owner's Manual Minelab GPX 4800 metal detector MPS, DVT & SETA technology delivers to you the most technologically advanced detector yet making small hard to hear nuggets more obvious. New timings it's like having 6 detectors in 1 enabling you to find more gold in more ground conditions. In addition to five of the timings found on the previous model the GPX 4800 introduces the new coin/relic timing Coin/relic timing is the deepest ever for benign ground conditions Improved enhance timing for more depth Improved electronics for increased target sensitivity and ground balance performance Three preset search modes gives you easy switch on and go detecting. All three general, deep and hi-mineral search modes can be modified to your personal favorite settings Automatic ground balance options make it easy to adjust the detector to suit all ground conditions. e.g. (fixed, tracking, tracking speed, ground balance type, quick-trac button) Audio adjustments to maximize target signals for your personal hearing ability e.g. (threshold, tone, audio type, signal peak, target volume, volume limit, stabilizer) Iron reject adjustable to suit the iron trash level where you are detecting Motion control, adjustable to match your sweep speed and optimize target responses Tune (also known as noise cancel) automatic and manual options to minimize electrical interference Rx gain adjustment for adjusting sensitivity Backlight so that you can read the LCD menu in any light, allowing you to detect day or night. the back light also has an adjustable timeout to help preserve battery power Lightweight Li-ion battery with inbuilt speaker booster capability One coil as standard: 11” double-D coil Languages: English, Spanish, Russian & Arabic (manual only) Minelab GPX 4800 Owner's Manual Minelab GPX 4800 | 5000 Color Brochure GPX 4000 - 5000 Timing Charts Forum Threads Tagged "minelab gpx" Minelab Metal Detector Forum