i bought the baby battery and a pro sonic 
made by minelab for minelab machines ower: simply awesome erfect: :heart:
made by minelab for minelab machines ower: simply awesome erfect: :heart:
Aftermarket batteries for Minelab
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That is also a good option , What's it set you back?
just on 600 all upEski said:
AuMan said:
dunno , but it out lasts me , i need a rest before it does
ctxkid said:dunno , but it out lasts me , i need a rest before it does
Well I don't know that I would admit to that!
The Busy B DBV weighs just under 500g and holds enough charge to detect for 8 to 10hrs, only has one lead between your battery and detector and 1 lead to charge both the receiver and battery all for $400, now that is
ower: Cheers Mick
AuMan said:ctxkid said:dunno , but it out lasts me , i need a rest before it does
Well I don't know that I would admit to that!
The Busy B DBV weighs just under 500g and holds enough charge to detect for 8 to 10hrs, only has one lead between your battery and detector and 1 lead to charge both the receiver and battery all for $400, now that is
Cheers Mick
leads ??
you have leads
i am not that dedicated that i detect 8hrs straight
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ctxkid. The system you are using may be OK but over priced compared to systems just as good or better for half that amount.
Reg Wilson said:
it was designed by Minelab , that is enough for me !
and i might believe there are equals out there
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ctxkid, your brand loyalty is obvious, but your experience is less so.
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ctxkid said:Reg Wilson said:
it was designed by Minelab , that is enough for me !
and i might believe there are equals out there
Theres been quite a few aftermarket battery systems over the yrs ctx kid,most better lighter and cheaper then minelab.
A mate was over the other day,he had one for sds and gpxs called the batpak i think it is,lithium and an amp in it,seen them at finders keepers but never took much notice,very nicely made and about $400 he said,also reckons he gets about 2 days out of it sometimes,i was gonna probably buy one until i seen this unit that eski posted a link to.....
wireless included is a seller for me......
AuMan said:
Does the battery/sender or the receiver unit have an independent volume control?
Agree with Goldchaser - MinelabMods Little Ripper battery (no longer available) & wireless system was a little ripper too.
Reg Wilson said:
And you know this how :zzz:
a few of these threads have went south in the past 8.( looks like this one is following :awful:
nice post Reg
Goldchaser1
dave
Well if it goes as good as mechs service and its looks im on a winner,theres no reference to the size really so i was thinking its just a touch smaller then a gpx battery maybe,well its heaps smaller,tiny really,receiver a bit bigger then most BT units but i can live with that,looks the goods,thanks mick.....
have a feeling you won't be dissapointed Goldchaser! , i wasn't...
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dave
Well im happy to report this unit is good,just ran it for a week,pairs easily,ran it with a speaker mostly and it has plenty of volume,been exploring new ground on and off the quad so the most i ran it in a day was 6hrs,so cant comment on run time off one charge for the battery but its a good setup so far in my books.....
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