This might souund a little bit overboard but Can it detect gold in river streams
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I'm sure the unit is not submersible so the water would have to be very shallow for this to work, but I don't see why you couldn't.
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It detects gold very well! I lost my wedding band deep in a huge pile of shredded leafy mulch. It took awhile to find it, but when I got near it, it sang out like a banshee.
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Yes this would be an excellent choice for that. I use mine for metal detecting and it picks up all coins and even foil. Good product good price.
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Cindy, I have no idea. It doesn't work for me outdoors, haven't tried it indoors. It would probably be best to contact Australian Gold directly.
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Well.., this scanner can detect all metals, behind ceramic too, but sometimes make mistakes. Only in metal mode can use to that work.
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No. It doesn't find gold underground. It is a radiation detector. My daughter just returned from Japan with the instrument left on in her baggage and recorded a max of 694 micro-Sieverts per hour.
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I detected metal pipes approx 5 or 6 inches below the ground. Have never used for "treasure" hunting, only wire and pipe locator and it worked great
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Go on line to the software provider and they will explain the difference between the gold and silver level. It appear the gold verson provides more detail for both lakes and coastlines.
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Depends on how deep they are. This will discover metalic objects perhaps an inch below the surface, but it's prime use is to "pinpoint" the operator closer towards the object he/she seeks that the metal detector has already found.
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I suppose it will measure the water sample but not speciffically the mix. Just the soil, I dont think it works.
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good question. It is difficult to find gold with any detector. Gold reflects on the same frequency as beer tabs and nickels depending on the size of the gold. Sometimes it reflects on even lower frequencies like iron. The result is that the detector will find the gold, but you won't know if you are getting gold or a beer tab until you dig it up. Of course, it will normally be a beer tab.
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To detect gold, you'll need to increase your range of frequencies, which may lead to alot of dug up scrap, but a loud solid tone should usually accompany a ring and such.
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If close enough, it will alert to metallic presence. Not the best choice thou for searching larger areas, as you must be very close to the object you're searching for.
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Yes, it will also work on land. It will however be a bit bulkier than a traditional land detector as it is designed for under water use.
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Yes it will if it's comes within about three inches of one, if your searching large areas I would suggest a standard metal detector because of the large sweeps you can make with one. But if you generally know wear the sprinkler head is you would have no problem finding it with the Garrett
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They are very similar....but the "AT Gold" has a little edge on detecting gold nuggets and flakes. For a full description it's best to visit Garrett's website.
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I haven't used mine yet but as I understand most all metals. It has different settings for what particular metal you are wanting to detect.