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Minelab GPX4500 tips, settings, questions
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<blockquote data-quote="Deepseeker" data-source="post: 504503" data-attributes="member: 13321"><p>You could be right there Ben Digo. I bought the GPX5000 for my first detector last year, and at the time after looking at other options I decided that the SDC 3000 didn't suit my needs, and the GPZ7000 was a lot of money with limited coil size options. Now after finally getting the hang of what I'm actually doing when I get out in the field, and finding the type of detecting I enjoy and places I like to detect, I could easily have gone for the 4500 and still met my needs for less money I think. In fact I could have spent the same money all-up and had a few more coils to use with it. I think I read a comment by Nenad on here somewhere once too where he mentioned that the Salt timing on the 4500 was better than the 5000? I have heard also that some specialty coils like large drag coils or Anti-Interference coils are also better on the 4500 than the 5000 (or maybe that's because once again they were being used on Salt pans or something, I don't know).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deepseeker, post: 504503, member: 13321"] You could be right there Ben Digo. I bought the GPX5000 for my first detector last year, and at the time after looking at other options I decided that the SDC 3000 didn't suit my needs, and the GPZ7000 was a lot of money with limited coil size options. Now after finally getting the hang of what I'm actually doing when I get out in the field, and finding the type of detecting I enjoy and places I like to detect, I could easily have gone for the 4500 and still met my needs for less money I think. In fact I could have spent the same money all-up and had a few more coils to use with it. I think I read a comment by Nenad on here somewhere once too where he mentioned that the Salt timing on the 4500 was better than the 5000? I have heard also that some specialty coils like large drag coils or Anti-Interference coils are also better on the 4500 than the 5000 (or maybe that's because once again they were being used on Salt pans or something, I don't know). [/QUOTE]
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