Minelab GPX 5000

Do you know the saying: “once a year the stick shoots?” This story is perfectly characterized by this saying. In Queensland, Australia, one of the diggers, who wished to remain anonymous, was walking with a metal detector. Judging by the…

Depar has started releasing not only metal detectors, but coils under its brand name… This is the case when a distributor becomes a manufacturer. This fact is clearly not ordinary, the original manufacturers won’t like it. The Depar…

Has Minelab decided to close the project called GPX? Doesn’t it make any sense to fight with Chinese fakes? The GPX 5000 price has slumped! Sellers have rolled out the Minelab GPX 5000 PRO with a price tag of $4,000 (people say you…

The manufacturer has released a new rechargeable battery for Minelab GPX Series metal detectors. A special, lighter version; sand-dust-proof; newly designed attachment. Battery type: Lithium Ion. Capacity: 18.6 Аh. According to the…

Coiltek, the Australian manufacturer, has rolled out a new product – Coiltek 14″ Mono Elite coil for the Minelab SD/GP/GPX metal detectors. What’s the use of this camo?! Specifications of new Coiltek 14″ Mono Elite coil:…

An expensive Minelab GPX 5000 metal detector can be bought even more expensive now. The manufacturer has released an expanded configuration – GPX 5000 PRO Pack, with a few search coils. A new PRO set has 3 coils including a large 15″…

Have you ever heard the signal response of the GPX 5000 to a gold nugget? Watch the video: gold prospecting practice with the Minelab GPX 5000 metal detector (exciting video!). All about the Minelab GPX 5000 is collected here (news, tests,…

Watch the photo review, Minelab GPX 5000 and GPX 4500 report, Reviewdetector hunters’ forum The Minelab GPX Series metal detectors are the most expensive civil ones for hobby. Intended use: Gold Prospecting. Of course, other small…