Save your Ozzie Dollars, the Beast is coming
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fowledup
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Hell I still haven't saved enough for a 4500!
meMiner
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It is always interesting to see something new. I hope it lives up to the "super" in its name.
Hoser John
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$6,000+ would be my guess-
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Considering how hard hit and plowed through all the known nugget patches have become, hopefully "super" implies hitting the smallest gold down to 10' feet!
DizzyDigger
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Awesome gold finder, for sure. Only way I could ever get a Minelab
would be to find enough gold to buy it..otherwise it's little more than
a pipe dream.
would be to find enough gold to buy it..otherwise it's little more than
a pipe dream.
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Hahh 
We'll have to wait to see what numbers they put after the Super part as this will indicate the price.
We'll have to wait to see what numbers they put after the Super part as this will indicate the price.
Hahh
We'll have to wait to see what numbers they put after the Super part as this will indicate the price.
Right now it's called the GPZ 7000. We'll see if they meet their past performance on price.
That would put the GPZ at about $8,898 retail right?
meMiner
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Any more expensive, you better be able to live in it or drive it to the claim. LOL
You might be able to drive it although I doubt it would be able to carry your weight. Rumor is that it's got wheels and a drive system. After a few minutes of warmup it takes off across the area in a grid pattern of your choosing. When it spots gold it signals you through the wireless headphones.
The cool wireless headphones are the "Super" part of the name!
More rumors soon.
The cool wireless headphones are the "Super" part of the name!
More rumors soon.
Goldwasher
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I heard it was a drone
AlaskaGold
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At the price it better give a lot more than a ride to the claim!
Well I heard another rumor about some aussie bloke hotrodding the new vacuum and classify attachment but that got messy quick. That's why it's called the Beast from what I heard.
Maybe it can serve cold drinks?
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