Rolland

On 7/2/2015 at 6:07 AM, boulder dash said:

I use a Keene 151. I can only say good things about it. It has amazing recovery even when running in heavy black sands 90%+. Only gold I have a problem catching is porous fluffy flat gold and ultra fine under 100 mesh gold. Even missing the ultra small stuff it's still catching a vast majority of the ultra small gold. In the picture is just one handful of concentrate panned down. The gold is powder small and all recovered with thel keene 151.

I have a question I just recently got a Keene 151 and have watch a bunch of your guys videos spoils I upgrade the 151 with the 151S upgrade kit. I heard from some people that they prefer the original 151 so I wanted to get your opinion. Thanks Brother 

Thank you thus us awesome information. I'm going to watch the video right now just for give from work. 

33 minutes ago, rled2005 said:

The detector is extremely sensitive. Around my house and immediate area, I’ve had to run on 2 sens. Even at 2 it is very sensitive. Garrett could reprogram it to make 2 clicks per block. Making it 16 steps instead of 8, for a finer adjustment. I think that they will make refinements once they get enough feedback and create a program for updates.

Ok this is good to know,  I think the lowest I went was 5. The guy with the 6000 was saying oh no you should be running this wide open there want alot of hotrocks and very low mineralization. What bugged me was I ran it with a group before and it was the quietest machine was also hitting the same targets the 6000 would hit but not as loud by a mile the 6000 so far from what I've seen it so damn sensitive. Plus when my headphones kept disconnecting and cutting out that was bugging me. I'm going to call garrett today so far they have been amazing to deal with. 

On 3/7/2023 at 10:34 PM, All_Metal_Mode said:

If you did a proper ground balance (over a clean, target free area pump up and down till the audio response from the ground is barely noticeable), and a frequency scan you should have a stable detector. The window ground balance is for incorporating a hot rock into what you want eliminated.

After a proper frequency scan and ground balance, if you are still getting too much chatter from your detector you need to check what detector mode you are using (normal is default), that your sensitivity is 4 or less, and adjust your threshold until you get the background hum where you want it (to include going negative if needed)…..and then adjust those settings as needed over a good test target.

The Axiom can operate easily with other machines near it, as long as that frequency scan is done properly.

Above all else check this forum for beginners guides to using the Axiom, there are videos and basic instructions that will get you where you want to be.

I did everything you mentioned this isn't the first time out with the Axiom that's why I was coming here to see if I did something wrong or if my machine has an issue. The previous time I went out with a group there was my Axiom, my friends Axiom, an SDC2300, GPX6000 and a gold monster 1000 not only did it run quietly we were hitting targets that weighed 1 grain it's on video, all the other times I've been out with the Axiom it has been by myself.

Hey guys I was our this weekend at gold eye claim in Quartzsite AZ was using the mono that came with the kit there were guys with GM1000's and 1 GPX6000  both were killing it with small nuggets I couldn't even pickup what they were finding and the Garrett was noisy no matter what I did grant it i didn't know about the gb window only the standard pump and hold button until it beeped also my head phones keep disconnecting and picking up noise unless I'm right next to head of detector. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong but the first time I took it out with another friend who has an Axiom and we both found multiple target at the 1.grain size could the noise and loss of sensitivity be from the gm100's and the GPX6000 please help im ready to send it back to see if there's an issue