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Hope you are having fun with it Adrian, hope to catch up with you over this way soon. Laanecoorie bash is not that far away.

I have one of these, a great bit of gear; this is a bargain.

When I built me sluice I put 2 bits of flat across the top wide area, ,my sieve fits in between them and classifies what I shovel in; water runs under it to wash the dirt . I find the material flows better down the riffle if it is a smaller constant size , with no big rocks.

Run your spo1 on high volume and your detector a bit lower Pings the lower signals.

I have 6000 But will not give up my 4500, it has so much more with coil flexibility; I love the lightweight of the 6000 and it is a very sensitive detector. I have picked up buckshot and gold that should have been got with other machines .. Love to see a X coil come out fore it, Pick up and go...

Anyone know what model pads fit the Minelab 4500 folding head phones ? Cheers John

I got a Go find 66 for he grandkids, has different tones for coins, iron and gold ; waterproof to 3 mts.. Bought it second hand for $250 used twice, so in mint condition.. Cheers John

Looking forward to their next wage rise, with NO productivity gains. Gravy sucking pricks.

Those 1 oz buttons are looking good now.

RIP Hermann, His help for me was priceless, thank you ol mate, I'll have one of Patricks fire waters for you next meet. you will never be forgotten.

Good to see you both out and about, hope to catch up soooon.

Wishing you all the best Paul.

Was a great weekend, even with the rain and mosquitoes, fantastic effort by all those involved.

What year was it made? Cheers John

I have both, the weight of the 6000 does make detecting easier on my back. I love my 4500 and have found small gold with it, the 6000 I have found more smaller buckshot that I have gone over with the 4500; small gold too. The coil selection for the 4500 is massive and will get you good gold ...

Hope it has wheels on it if it is based on the ATX, with all the battery's and excess of plastic.

I use Scotch cloth tape from Bunnings, 2" cut down the middle, sticks well to a metho cleaned plate.

Welcome to PA, opals do have an or sum attraction, the colours are amazing.

It was the old bloke in his 80's. Bloody great wealth of information. Still has his claim and working it. Need to catch up again when the heat is less aggressive. :Y: :beer: :goldnugget: