The V-SAT along with the other features of the GMT make it an amazing detector that few other VLF's can equal. A lot of new users think it's too complex, but you can set it to the recommended settings in one minute be detecting. The better you understand the controls, and their interconnect ability, will allow you to take the GMT into places and conditions that other VLF's will not operate in as well.
I agree, I have never understood why people say the MXT and the GMT are hard to learn, I was finding Gold Rings etc with mine on the 2nd day out with the MXT, I cheated and used the relic mode, I don't think I would ever sell that Longscan Coil I also have an old 8x14 Longscan coil which is white in colour where as the DDs are Black, I know airtests are of little value but that 6x10 Longscan air tested the same depths as the 8x14 but the 8x 14 could not see the real Tiny bits, But the 6x10 will find bits that any sane person would normally use a Pan to find, The increase in depth and the size of the Bits it sees is Obscene, lol
Take care,, John
I never knew that the old Gold Master coils were concentric, I think that I'm going to make the trip out my semi-local metal detector store and see if they have and of those laying around in stock. Right now the everybody's swooning over the Gold Bug Pro, and those Belgium made detectors, so I might get one at a decent price.
Seriously fitting that Longscan on my GMT is the biggest Transformation I have ever seen on any detector, Where you see the most the most difference is when it comes to small Gold it will see the bits a 2 even 3 times the distance the standard Twin D coils does, One of my test bits is about the size of a Flake of Glitter and the Twin D saw it at an inch and the Longscan saw it between 2 to 3 inches.
john
Big nuggets are few and far between here in Colorado. All the gold is flour, flakes, or tiny nuggets, so a concentric coil ought to help break me out of my nugget slump. I've been doing a lot of sluicing lately to get my gold fix.
Big nuggets are few and far between here in Colorado. All the gold is flour, flakes, or tiny nuggets, so a concentric coil ought to help break me out of my nugget slump. I've been doing a lot of sluicing lately to get my gold fix.
White's still makes the 6x10 concentric for the Goldmaster, problem is its only for export to Africa, can you believe that BS? I've called twice, was very direct and they said we'l get back to you...........crickets. No wonder that company is so spun out. The more people that call Sweet Home and Bl#ch the more likely they just might remember what country their still in.
White's still makes the 6x10 concentric for the Goldmaster, problem is its only for export to Africa, can you believe that BS? I've called twice, was very direct and they said we'l get back to you...........crickets. No wonder that company is so spun out. The more people that call Sweet Home and Bl#ch the more likely they just might remember what country their still in.
That's why you need to send in a PM to SHoward over at whites, I am sure he might be able to help out, I did the same thing about the TDI pro and he sorted that out, so give him a go and see what happens, I can't hurt?Whites has never really been great with public relations. I don't really see a problem with making a coil that they already manufacture, available everywhere.