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Detecting offers fresh air, friendship & more for Paul
Our July Detectorist of the Month, Paul Wilson, has been detecting for around seven years and has a YouTube channel to help those who are new to the hobby.
Fresh finds, coil demos, and more
Our July Detectorist of the Month, Paul Wilson, has been detecting for around seven years and has a YouTube channel to help those who are new to the hobby.
After my prospecting buddy bought a new Minelab GPX6000 that came bundled with a Coiltek 9” GOLDHAWK coil, I was surprised that on her first day out she found numerous bits in noisy ground. So without hesitation, I purchased a 10×5” GOLDHAWK coil to throw on my machine. The results
Living in the same former gold mining town in Victoria, Australia where she was born and raised, Liz Pickthall spends all her spare time detecting in the nearby central goldfields. Our June 2023 Detectorist of the Month, Liz shares how she got into detecting – as well as her first-timer tips,
I purchased the 10×5” GOLDHAWK for my Minelab GPX 6000, to clean up a few patches.I was very impressed with its performance on its first day out, as I got around 29 grams of gold and am still working on the patch. Since I already had the 9” GOLDHAWK and won
Maryland-based IT professional Chad has channeled his deep passion for history into detecting, by researching locations and finds so that he can better share their stories with others. Here, Chad tells us how he got into detecting, what he gets out of it, and his top tips to start swinging.
Coiltek’s very own Trevor shares his experience at the Bendigo Gold Expo – and how it led to him finding his smallest-ever nugget. Being a part of Coiltek for over 20 years now, I have seen (and held) many differently sized gold nuggets found with the coils we have produced