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Hello, I used both coils for the detection of native gold, either one works quite well, the issue of frequency is very relative since it will depend on the type of soil whether or not it allows you to use the maximum frequency... the coil elliptical is more sensitive but I assure you that with the round coil you will be impressed by configuring it correctly

they are alluvial deposits, the gold comes from quartz veins that are lodged in Ordovician turbidites

I share the link of my channel with some videos detecting in my area, really the ORX is an incredible detector for the type of soil of the Andes mountain range.

finally there is news on Garrett's page, I would like to see it in action by people from the group

¿Alguien sabe algo del detector de oro que va a lanzar Garrett? on the website it appears that they are going to present it these days: You don’t want to miss out on this announcement of the most powerful prospecting detector we’ve ever created. Sign up for our release on July 26th at 10:00 am CST! Something big is happening at Garrett!

thanks Steve for your prompt response, I had seen that video the atx goes deep enough I don't think the xp will detect at that depth either in soil with low mineralization and less with high mineralization, I found a 16.5gr nugget but at 25cm no longer It is detected by my elliptical xp orx, maybe I am losing thick gold between 30 and 40cm thanks Steve for your prompt response, I had seen that video the atx goes deep enough I don't think the xp will detect at that depth either in soil with low mineralization and less with high mineralization, I found a 16.5gr nugget but at 25cm no longer It is detected by my elliptical xp orx, maybe I am losing thick gold between 30 and 40cm

Hi guys, I'm from Argentina. I detect in the Andes mountain range, bordering Chile, I currently have an XP ORX elliptical coil, I got a lot of superficial gold up to 15-20 cm, but I want to go a little deeper, I don't have extreme mineralization, it's intermediate and maybe some hot rocks. Returning to the subject, there are not many options for pi detectors here in Argentina, minelab with astronomical prices, garrett atx and some other used TDI. no minelab used here, only new gpx 6000 and gpz7000 available. if i choose the garrett atx will i gain depth compared to the xp orx with elliptical coil? or is it preferable to acquire a 9" hf coil and continue playing with VLF?

it's a 1950's manganese mine

Te dejo algunas imágenes del fin de semana de detección en la cordillera de los Andes, salieron unas pepitas de oro ”I leave you some images of the weekend of detection in the Andes mountain range, some gold nuggets came out”

now that you have the 4500 you aren't using the ROX? now that you have the 4500 you aren't using the ORX?

are you using gold mode sensitivity at 85 loses depth compared to 90-95?

excellent video!!! I detect in the Andes mountain range, yesterday I returned from a 3-day trip, during the night -18c and during the day 4c, a lot of white wind, it is 3hs walking to the place every gram of weight counts hahaha. A 4,500 used in Argentina costs 4,000 to 4,400 dollars and a basic salary is around 450 dollars, very far from the budget 😞 Old video

Maybe the ground where I detect is not suitable for high frequencies. I thought of a 4500 but where I detect it is very high 4500 to 5000mts and complicated topography with bushes and rocks that would not allow me. handle a large and heavy detector. i like those detectors, you have a good investment. I am going to investigate the frequencies and the types of soil

I really like the Orx, I wish I could use it at high frequencies 30 or 70khz but I don't know why it gets very unstable with wet soils, ID 99 95 as I go deeper the sound disappears. so i think khz is a lot of marketing they say that a gold detector has to be high frequency when detectors like the Garrett at gold and the Orx at low frequencies can find very small nuggets without any problem ...

Hola chicos, compré un xp Orx, estaba buscando pepitas de oro, tuve muchos problemas con las rocas calientes, no pude resolverlo ... ¿algún consejo? ... Hice pruebas en el terreno con una pepita de 0.3gr y observé que con altas frecuencias 30 y 70 era muy inestable, muchas señales ... Tuve que poner en modo dorado, frecuencia de 13 kHz, modo sal y reactividad 2.5 para poder detectar sin tantas señales, les dejo algunas fotos de los hallazgos,