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  1. I particularly agree with Steve. But the bigger coil will give you more depth gain, if you've already thrived in an area with a smaller coil, maybe now it's time for a bigger coil, so you'll look for object deeper. When you go hunting in the field and find a nugget in the flower of the earth. Then go back and pass the bigger coil to see if there's more at the bottom. This will provide a complete service.
  2. Geralmente eu procuro explorar toda a área se encontrar alguma coisa volto la dê novo, mais se não encontrar nem um indício de algum objeto eu abandono e procuro outro para explorar.
  3. Friends good morning or good afternoon or good night to all detectorist friends. NOKTA has already arrived in Brazil, the prices of its products started to be cheaper than in the past, when all were imported and taxes here in Brazil are very high. I found this device Nokta Pulse Dive 2 in 1 - Pulse Induction, Operating Frequency: 3 kHz, Frequency Shift: Yes, Waterproof up to 60m. Plus it makes it possible to look for gold because it's a PI or it's just for diving. Because I have a gold monster VLF, it is better than gold monster penetrates deeper into mineralized ground. If you've heard about this Nokta Pulse Dive 2 in 1 device, please leave a comment, here in Brazil we don't have much information about IP technology. Another question about this pulse induction device (PI) does it have an Operation Frequency, VLF type. Example: Fisher GOLD BUG-2 71KHZ, GOLDMASTER 24K 48KHZ Now the PI: GPX 5000, GPX 6000, SDC 2300, what frequency do they work? I'm using Google translator, if it's not correct I apologize.
  4. Thank you all for your sincerity and for helping me clear this doubt. Now I know why prospectors use two different devices, one is looking for fine gold, the other for deeper gold. This IP machine is quite expensive, but according to the report it is worth every penny, not to mention that the largest nuggets in the world were found with an IP device. It already happened to me once where I was detecting a lot of hot stone and iron, the device kept beeping for everything when it was on the side, even lowering the sensitivity. That's where I ended up leaving the place and going to a place that doesn't have much mineralization, maybe if I had a PI I would have worked without being bothered. I hope one day I buy at least a GPX 5000 to feel the thrill.
  5. Hello everyone, I would like to know your experiences regarding PI devices because I noticed that there are many people here on the forum who use this technology. We know that VLF detectors pick up shallower and have more discrimination to indicate ferrous or not. Uitlizam 2 coils one to send another to receive. Now regarding the PI (Pulse Induction) they use a coil winding, have less interference in mineralized soil and go deeper. They have an excellent depth range, but they have a problem: they don't have the ability to discriminate different types of metals? Share your experience in finding gold, how these PI devices behave in mineralized soil in hot stones and iron from the earth. I have the Gold monster 1000 it discriminates everything, but in mineralized soil the device is over a lot.
  6. Thanks for the help friend. Looking at this side you are absolutely right, because the gold of nature is very thin, with the GOLD MONSTER 1000 I already caught a nugget of 5 grams, and another smaller of 0.5 tenths. I was reading some comment right here on the forum and people were saying that they were selling the GPX 5000 to buy the SDC because the SDC is easier to handle, that is to say to learn how to work with the machine, anyone with no experience can pick up the device and comes out detecting. So I'm going to get the SDC 2300. But, this SDC is a minelab input device with PI or it is made to find smaller nuggets than other devices. With regard to hot stone, the SDC device beeps and gives a different sound or the sound is all the same, with the GOLD MONSTER it is easier to identify because it shows ferrous and non-ferrous. As I've never had a PI device, I don't know how it behaves. This week if it's not raining I'll go to the field and collect some iron stones that the GOLD MONSTER device beeps and shares with you. I'm not a professional but I practice robby, I already have a VLF device and I wanted to buy a PI device, they say it's much better and goes much deeper than the VLF, and here in my region the terrain is very mineralized, even this VLF keeps criticizing that's why I use it only on automatic it loses a lot of depth.
  7. Good morning, Northeast. Thank you for your help. I was looking at the SDC 2300, it's more like a smaller nugget, now the GPX 5000 goes deeper and has several coils for this model. As the device graph shows, the GPX 5000 takes second place compared to the GPZ 7000. https://uploaddeimagens.com.br/imagens/WnTPph0 Looking at the graph, you can see that the SDC 2300 gains in smaller nuggets of up to 5 grams down. Now when it goes to medium nuggets of 10 to 50 grams the GPX 5000 already gives a boost, and when it goes to nuggets of 100 grams the 5000 with the 15x12 coiltec coil takes almost half of the GPX 7000. https://uploaddeimagens.com.br/imagens/8Dgb_kY Now, in this other graph, the GPX 5000 has one star for nuggets and 3 stars for big nuggets. It will only lose to the GPX 6000, this GPX 6000 it has 5 stars for a smaller object and 4 stars for a large object (GOLD), but the GPX 6000 is more than 30 thousand out of the budget. From the graph, you can see that the GPX 6000 is a complete device, both for smaller nuggets and for large nuggets. While the GPZ 7000 is focused on big nuggets, it has 5 stars for big gold. Correct me if I'm wrong. I accept criticism. More was researching and I could see that the 5000 is for Gold Prospecting and Deep Relic. But it does not even show an indicator on the screen if it is ferrous or not, this GPX 5000 it beeps in ferrous stone, how do I know if it is ferrous stone or non-ferrous metal. Because the GOLD MONSTER 1000 shows it on the screen, when it keeps changing I dig. Now with the 5000 you don't have that option. I'll have to dig everything like a Polish Pi, I've already found ferrous stone that whistled like non-ferrous metal.
  8. Thank you for your help Friend, here in my region there are two types of gold, the pepita and nugget of up to 5g that I have already found with the gold moster.
  9. Thank you all for the explanation here in my country, Brazil doesn't have much information about this technology. There are many devices here, but no one shared knowledge. Well, friends, looking at these two models is what I found here in my country. SDC 2300 for BRL 15,199.90 x GPX 5000 for BRL 17,849.90. Looking at the device, I believe that the GPX 5000 must be better than the SDC 2300. Because the model is very different. But tell me I never had a PI device which you would recommend me to start with. However, I fell in love with this model DETECTOR AXIOM GARRETT is for R$32,317.00, while looking at minelab I found GPX 6000 for R$36,339.90. Difference of 4 thousand, but it is a lot of money to invest. In my case, the closest is the GPX 5000 or SDC 2300, which have a more affordable price. My friends, which one would you indicate to me the most. Here in MT Grosso the soil is mineralized I have the gold monster it suffers from highly mineralized red earth soil.
  10. I was doing a search between or VLF detectors prices are much cheaper. Now when it comes to the device PULSE INDUCTION GPZ 7000 or ULTRA-PULSE AXIOM GARRETT. These PULSE INDUCTION devices they do more object discrimination, they penetrate deeper into mineralized ground or they are quieter than VLF detectors. Is it still worth buying a professional PULSE INDUCTION device in 2023? Why don't they manufacture a device like Makro GOLD KRUZER, Fisher Gold Bug Pro, GOLD MONSTER 1000 with PULSE INDUCTION. I'm using Google translator, maybe some word has some error.
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