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Hi all, Well, the SPP has gone through a minor revolution so it will work in OZ. The Fix initially was to modify the electronics so the "hiccup" was no longer a problem. That took a brief amount of time but is done now. Unfortunately, the SPP never had an initial reset function and wasn't...

For those of you who have the SPP, you may run into something strange and that is, the detector will not autotune back to normal. Instead it might sort of groan and take a while before the threshold slowly reduces to the normal signal. Usually, a quick bob of the coil over the ground will reset...

Hi All, With quite a few SPP's out there, I would think some are finding gold. How about? Anyone getting into the gold at all? Reg

I have asked Zuke to help me and he has agreed. So, he will do my remote testing when possible. Keep in mind that all hiccups can't be eliminated, but many can. The TDI will respond to ground signals and hotrocks and so will the SPP. The difference is, they may not sound exactly the same...

I had a rather unique question asked by a forum member who asked a question regarding the frequency control on the SPP. The question asked was; would anything be hurt if the freq control was removed so they could use the hole in the box plus use the connector and wiring now on the freq control...

The Coilek or ML salt coil is basically a specially wound coil that provides both ground balance and noise canceling at the same time. If this is used on the SPP or TDI it should run quiet most anywhere and in many places run well with the GB off. A salt coil is made by winding a mono coil for...

Many people do not realize that all gold is not the same nor will it respond the same. If you look at a conductivity chart, you will see gold in pure form has a conductivity of about 70 on a scale where copper is 100. http://eddy-current.com/conductivity-of-metals-sorted-by-resistivity/ Now...

Hi All, One thing I do when going out for just a short hunt is to use a lighter battery. The run time is shortened but when only going to hunt for a couple of hours, why lug the extra weight in the detector when another spare battery can be carried on the belt or in a pouch. Don't forget to...