I need help learning my machine

join a club i am sure someone will help ya out
GMT has a short learning curve, and is a great detector. is this your first detector? set everything to the arrows (presets) turn your threshold up to where
you just hear it, pump the unit up and down a couple of times close to the ground. when there is no sound pumping the up and down you r balanced. HH
look up youtube

Gold mining & prospecting clubs and organizations.

River City Prospectors
Sacramento, CA USA
Contact: Jim Hutchins (President)
E-Mail: [email protected]
Contact Web Master: [email protected]
The meetings are held at the, American Legion Hall, in Rio Linda. They start at 10:00 am and usually last about 2 hours.
We are a group of people. Who has joined together, for the purpose of finding the meaning of life in the bottom of a gold pan. We hope to see you at our next meeting.
 

Steve Herschbach has some great GMT info on his web site
 

I could help you out send me a p.m.
 

Goldhounds.com in Auburn is NON-PROFIT and full of retired folks with time,money,claims and ready to assist-check'm out you'll be glad ya did as an active club-John
 

I am in vacaville and use the MXT. I can help you. Actually thinking of going out this coming week if you want to go.
pm if interested.
 

That last vid is a really good sound for gold! Nice and soft. Once you hear that, you know you got lead or gold.
i tried to show a fella about the quality of the sounds, but he could not tell any difference. Practice makes perfect.
 

Gonna give it a try Sunday again. And the coil on gmt can get wet right? Like up to a foot deep or something?


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yuup ya can get the coil wet, no worries, well if ya slip and get the unit wet &()*^&*% of a day
 

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