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Don't know if the first picture is real but I do know that I HAVE ACTUALLY SEEN ONE ROAMING THE BUSH WITH MY OWN EYES.

Do you need to keep the GPX4500 away from the SDC2500? Do they interfere with one another (no pun intended).

Would like to know. If you have a GPX4500 & a SDC2300 going over the same area, which would you run over the ground first?

Hi Pig Iron - I am in a similar boat to you but have done lots of homework recently. Been talking to Miners Den and have narrowed down the best detector to use and that is the SDC 2300 which does not let overhead wires interfere with signals and is waterproof up to 10ft, it will find gold down...

Get my knife out.

Any advice on if the above is good? AND - can it also be used as a normal detector on land?

Does anyone know if the golden triangle is Dunolly / Maldon, etc or over towards Raywood / Kamarooka - or maybe it encompasses all these towns?

Where do I look for loamers fantastic post?

Been reading and just wondered if the GPX 4500 can be an all rounder in beach detecting. It seems that it covers what the SDC 2300 can do, so why not beaches?

Great advice for us newbies.

A mate has a pinpointer and put it in a plastic bag and was using it down the beach as a detector by slowly swinging the plastic bag along the sand. Is this an innovative & cheaper way to detect or a waste of time?

ALL GOOD. NOW AN EXPERT.

I heard there is not many places in Qld that fossickers can go to - is that correct.

Anyone know the difference between a pan that has ridges in it or a pan that has the grooves, and, which one is best?

Thanks mate - but I am still having trouble - tried following your instructions but still am unable to start a new topic. I'll keep trying.

My name is Glen. Want to find out more about prospecting. Tried a bit of it, found it fun so here to learn from the experts.