aussiedigger

Thanks for sharing mate. Rip Snorta of a Z find. Don't know if you into questions as I know you coped a lot of unfair crap in my opinion on some of our Aussie forums,But I do have one if you find time to answer. Quote Gold mode and Ground Type was General/Difficult, Sensitivity on 12 and Audio Smoothing at OFF. These are the best settings for large deep gold (1 oz+) in the noisy ground in Victoria's Golden Triangle. I hunt in the Warwick Queensland Australia area as it's the closest Gold fields to me ( 3 hour drive) Our ground out there is highly mineralized in dry conditions, worse in wet. I run my GPZ 7000 to those conditions using mainly these settings ( listed below) to do other wise I get several lots of ground noise with each swing making it impossible to distinguish a good target.That is unless I enable Sever or smoothing which I feel would give me less depth.Any advise from you would be greatly appreciated. Gold mode : High Yield Ground type : Difficult Volume :18 Volume limit :18 Auto Smoothing : off Sensitivity : 4 Ground Balance : auto Threshold Pitch : 53 Threshold level : 27 GB on auto Using WM Wireless module speaker with GreyGhost head phones plugged in. ad...

Dug this one a few days later with the Zed same settings. But with a lot of ground noise with just a touch of a wirey deep sound if you know what I mean. It was 12 inches down in hot ground first photo is of the clump of clay the Gold Grammer is in. ad...

mineralized We have had a few storms over the last few months which I think helped. This 1.7 gram nugget I detected at around 5 inches deep where a large tree had fallen over. The roots had been torn out of the ground at it's base and there she was. Where I hunt the ground is really hot BTW ( Highly mineralized ) Gold mode : High Yield Ground type : Difficult Volume :18 Volume limit :18 Auto Smoothing : off Sensitivity : 4 Ground Balance : auto Threshold Pitch : 53 Threshold level : 27 Using WM Wireless module speaker with GreyGhost head phones plugged in. ad...

A 150 odd views and not one comment. Boy you Yanks are a tuff crowd ad...

Back down here in Australia I'm reading and hearing a lot of negatives on the GPZ 7000. I don't mind at all because I'm just going out and finding these with mine I will admit however there is much to learn. ad...

Onya mate Only got off the phone yesterday with a fellow Minelab Treasure talk tester of yours.Re the GPZ 7000 You guys are amazing with the amount of free time knowledge and expertize you so willingly give on forums and to Minelab. Only at times to be ( if you pardon the pun ) Dammed if you do dammed if you don't by some members. I quite simply was taught by my folks if you don't have nothing nice to say then don't say anything. cheers ad...

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First off thank you Steve for letting me join your forum Just thought I'd share my excitement I pick up my GPZ 7000 Monday morning. As I know my supplier, I have been lucky enough to unpack it put it together and charge the battery. ( what a beast ) Cant wait for Monday morning as I'll be on the way straight out to the Gold fields. ad...

Onya mate I pick mine up on Monday Nuf said >grin< ad...