diverrick
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2011
- Messages
- 276
- Reaction score
- 287
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Vacaville, CA
- Detector(s) used
- Whites MXT, Minelab Eureka gold
- Primary Interest:
- Other
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I broke down and picked up a .1 gram gold sample to work with using the detectors for gold.
This last weekend, Me and an another detectorist had the chance to try it out. My MXT would barely make a sound, even when right on top of the gold. My old Gold bug (old model) did sound off just a bit, but it was a sound I probably not recognize as a hit, even when I was right on top of the gold. I was a bit surprised at that.
The other guy had two detectors one was the GB II it did sound off loud and clear onthe gold, but you had to be right on the gold. The other detector, I didn't even recognize would not even beep while over the gold. Is this normal for these machines to not really see the gold? or were we doing something incorrect? I tried all sorts of adjustments, but nothing on my GB or MXT made any changes.
This last weekend, Me and an another detectorist had the chance to try it out. My MXT would barely make a sound, even when right on top of the gold. My old Gold bug (old model) did sound off just a bit, but it was a sound I probably not recognize as a hit, even when I was right on top of the gold. I was a bit surprised at that.
The other guy had two detectors one was the GB II it did sound off loud and clear onthe gold, but you had to be right on the gold. The other detector, I didn't even recognize would not even beep while over the gold. Is this normal for these machines to not really see the gold? or were we doing something incorrect? I tried all sorts of adjustments, but nothing on my GB or MXT made any changes.
