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Minelab GPX6000 release, general information and questions
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<blockquote data-quote="PhaseTech" data-source="post: 604616" data-attributes="member: 3149"><p>With the Zed it gets a little more complicated as there's a more blurred crossover point between target orientation, size and depth. </p><p>One thing that clearly does stand out though is the Zed in normal gives more of a boost compared to the 6000 in Normal. And Zed starts to win more as target sizes increase. </p><p>In simple terms, on most targets under a gram the 6000 will do as good if not slightly better than the Zed, particularly when the Zed is in Difficult. But not all targets. </p><p></p><p>I found a reefy 5.4g bit with the Zed and 12" Z-search coil. Later did a quick test with the 6000 and there was hardly any difference, the 6000 maybe giving a slightly more "peaky" signal due to the monoloop coil. On a more solid 5 grammer, and I reckon the 7000 would have shown it's true colours, particularly in General.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PhaseTech, post: 604616, member: 3149"] With the Zed it gets a little more complicated as there's a more blurred crossover point between target orientation, size and depth. One thing that clearly does stand out though is the Zed in normal gives more of a boost compared to the 6000 in Normal. And Zed starts to win more as target sizes increase. In simple terms, on most targets under a gram the 6000 will do as good if not slightly better than the Zed, particularly when the Zed is in Difficult. But not all targets. I found a reefy 5.4g bit with the Zed and 12" Z-search coil. Later did a quick test with the 6000 and there was hardly any difference, the 6000 maybe giving a slightly more "peaky" signal due to the monoloop coil. On a more solid 5 grammer, and I reckon the 7000 would have shown it's true colours, particularly in General. [/QUOTE]
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