Jay Gold

Thanks for your support IG i really appreciate it mate. Feel free to check out my channel for other vids folks. Ill uploading a vid very soon on a nice little patch i found a few weeks ago. Good luck out there y'all. Cheers from Aus. JG

Thanks for the info JP. How did u find pin pointing and nugget recovery with the large coil? Any advice there? Or just dig big holes? Cheers. JG

Check out my channel by clicking on the link below. My last upload was done after the update and is drop tone or high/low signal. Ive also got a video where i compare the signal of a (what i thought was huge but turned out to be flat) nugget at bout 1.5 feet. At the beginning i compared high yield and general. I hope this helps out. Good luck!! Cheers, JG.

Thanks Steve, I'm a long time reader and first time poster. Insightful and educated posts like the ones you made above and those of other members here make this a great forum. This statement sums up the Zed perfectly: "I want one detector with one coil that has my best chance on a single pass over the ground of getting a positive response on the widest range of possible gold targets in the ground. I do not want to go over and over the same ground with multiple coils and multiple timings trying for a best result. I want the best possible shot on the first go and as of this moment I still believe the GPZ 7000 is giving me that best across the board performance on a gold nugget of any size or composition." I hope that didn't infringe copyright laws haha... I'm of the same opinion which is why my SDC is gathering dust in my garage. Cheers. JG

Gday Steve and DP.com members. I find it amusing that there are people out there who still question the ability of the Zed. Anyone who has had the opportunity to use one will soon find out that it's one dynamite piece of gear. 40%? try over 200% in some cases. But hey, don't take my word for it. The less people swinging these things the better a far as I'm concerned. JG