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  1. 12 minutes ago, Cabin Fever said:

    I can understand the wait and see what happens approach... Everybody has a different risk tolerance..I don't mind taking the risk and trying something new out.   I never have been very patient.  I enjoy playing around with a new detector and being part of the new release excitement..  All the big manufacturers have good warranties and from my experience have made things good quickly if something is not right.  If you are limited on funds or don't have a an extra detector to fall back on then waiting is probably the right move... 

    Bryan

    +1. Well said.

    Dean

  2. I really like the Targhee as well but went through them in one year. They have two different materials that make up the sole. The dark material separated from the light in the first two months from boot scraping over targets so I glued it back on. Came apart a short time later so I just cut it off. Last trip to the Q the right boot came apart at the seams. They were very comfortable and I would buy them again with the knowledge that they will only last a year but my feet will be happy. That being said, I just ordered a pair of Reebok Krios ...no metal, water proof, and light...with the hope that they will last longer than the Keens.

    Dean

  3. 53 minutes ago, strick said:

    One thing I think is important is the speed of the detector. As you become more experienced you will want more speed. At least that is my feeling. Also as Cabin fever alluded to the ergo dynamics of the detector and how it feels in your hand will play a big part in your decision. Don't  forget to look at the waranty and customer support of each product.... and research the internet for possible problems that people are having with a particular detector and how the factory is helping them. 

    strick

    +1.

  4. Has anybody tried the Detech 15" DD Ultimate in the SW US like Gold Basin, Quartzite or Nevada?

    I recently purchased one because I didn't have a DD coil and wanted to have one in the coil arsenal. I've used it a couple of times in Central Arizona just to give it a test run and I am impressed with it's sensitivity and depth on small targets...that's all there is here...haven't got it over any large/deep targets yet. Neenad Lonic has done a few videos featuring this coil with very positive results (great videos, as usual, from Neenad). I haven't heard anything from anybody, though, using this coil here in the desert southwest. Not many use DDs with their GPXs I realize, but this DD seems to be a leap forward in DD technology. How about it? Anybody used one here in the SW? Thanks!

    Dean

  5. You will love the 4500! Excellent gold machine. The Gold Racer is a good VLF for gold but like all VLFs it is best used as a specialised tool to hunt trashy areas where a PI struggles ( read: you get tired of digging trash and need some discrimination) or for crumbing in the shallow bed rock crevasse's for tiny gold that a PI won't see. Good combo. I really like the new Evo coils on my 4500. The 14x9 is very sensitive and gives good coverage while the 12" round is a bit deeper and easy to swing. Good luck! I think you made a great decision!!!

    Dean

     

  6. As has been discussed you do not want to run your stabilizer too low ....below 7.  You will lose smaller targets when you do.

    I would suggest that you read the manual, then re read it. If you are trying to test in the city it won't work. Too much EMI.

    If you are out in the boonies and still can't get a stable threshold start by lowering the gain. I can run near those huge power lines and obtain a stable threshold with my stabilizer at 9 with a 14x9 coil. Check your other settings first.

     

    Dean

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