The Minelab GP3000 came out after the GP Extreme and is the detector right before the GP3500. I found pounds of gold with the GP3000, so I know it's a great detector. A matter of fact, my partner still uses the GP3000 and found over a pound of gold at Moore Creek, Alaska this year in one weeks time!
Let me know if my expectations for the following two scenarios are realistic and/or what you would do differently: 1. I plan to use the 10x5 commander DD and the 11" commander DD on the GPX4K, for shallow to …
Using the Minelab gp3000 compared to the gpx3500, 4000, 4500 October 03, 2009 Only being a novice and new to the prospecting game, I always wanted to jump straight …
Arguably one of the best detectors that came out from Minelab, it was certainly very popular. As the larger nuggets dried up the emphasis turned find gold, no matter how small and this machine certainly did that, particularly with the 8 inch ellipical mono.
Using the Minelab gp3000 compared to the gpx3500, 4000, 4500 October 03, 2009 Only being a novice and new to the prospecting game, I always wanted to jump straight in and get the 4000 but then the 4500 came out.
The Minelab GP 3000 detector was released in April 2003 and is no longer in production. The GP 3000 was a gold detector utilising Pulse Induction, MPS and DVT technologies. Please see the product manual for more information.
I currently have a GP3000, that I recently purchased, to go over patches that I have cleaned out with the GPX6k with the sole purpose of finding larger, deeper gold using a medium to large coil. Would the GPX4000 have any significant advantages over the GP3000 for larger/deeper gold?
Arguably one of the best detectors that came out from Minelab, it was certainly very popular. As the larger nuggets dried up the emphasis turned find gold, no matter how …
I'm looking at investing in a second hand minelab detector but don't want too spend too much if I can help it but can give or take on that. Ive looked into maybe getting …
I currently have a GP3000, that I recently purchased, to go over patches that I have cleaned out with the GPX6k with the sole purpose of finding larger, deeper gold using a medium to large coil. Would the GPX4000 have …
The GPX series have more options, timings and such, so I'm sure you would see an advantage with one. That being said, some believe the GP 3500 gets the best overall depth and even is the best detector to mod.
The GPX series have more options, timings and such, so I'm sure you would see an advantage with one. That being said, some believe the GP 3500 gets the best overall depth …
GP 3000 | Minelab Metal Detectors - Product Archive I found over 2-pounds Troy with mine before buying a new (at the time) GPX 4000. Best of luck!
I'm looking at investing in a second hand minelab detector but don't want too spend too much if I can help it but can give or take on that. Ive looked into maybe getting something like a GP 3000 or GP 3500 or even going a little more expensive and getting a …
Gear In Use: Blu3 Nomad, Equinox 800, XP Deus 2, Manticore, GP3000, XP MI4. Hi all. I have in the past used a SD2200d at the beach and now run a GP 3000. It gives great depth and very basic discrimination, and I am easily able to get coins at about 16-17" with a Detech 15x12 DD SEF coil, using discrim on half-way and salt mode.
The Minelab GP3000 came out after the GP Extreme and is the detector right before the GP3500. I found pounds of gold with the GP3000, so I know it's a great detector. A …
Let me know if my expectations for the following two scenarios are realistic and/or what you would do differently: 1. I plan to use the 10x5 commander DD and the 11" commander DD on the GPX4K, for shallow to medium depth gold, in medium to hot ground and hot rocks, that the GPX6K struggles with. 2.
The GP 3000 is a pulse induction (PI) metal detector aimed primarily at the gold prospecting market. The Minelab GP 3000 had initially had a manufacturer suggested retail …
