Minelab Gold Monster 1000 vs Makro Gold Kruzer

[@VoGusProspecting]

I know the sounds annoying. Check the description for important information relating to this video.

[@natashablack1101]

The sound is quite annoying... until it squeaks

[@bobbyblake8859]

Will you do a how to specifically on the gold kruzer set up. I think im still finding hot rocks. I love your videos and your the reason I started mining in my home state of Alaska. Go Gatsby and vogus! 🎉 keep it up forever

[@toddclarke2348]

The GK is definitely for those looking for a more refined detector. What you can do with it once you've mastered it is amazing. For a detector that's designed for nuggets it sure is versatile. The DD GK24 9x5 coil is simply awesome and in my opinion the best coil for the Gold kruzer. By the way the GK would have been even more responsive on that little picker simply by holding the boost button on the left side. It would have screamed. One day someone might actually do the GK justice. Who knows maybe I'll have to do a future vid on the Gold Kruzer. I have had my hands on a GM and yes very simple but effective detector, however you really can't compare both machines to each other as the GK is way more then just a nugget shooter. Cheers.

[@cdwwillow9671]

What's the difference between GK and GK racer pro that they sell any ideas..

[@toddclarke2348]

@@cdwwillow9671 The racer series is older tech and not waterproof. KHz is different as well as programming, coil choices and features on the Gold kruzer.

[@thylacine1962]

Got to respect this comment. I hope you do a vid on the finer point of the Gk.

[@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285]

the GKZR are very bad

[@iskaykabeya609]

@@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285Gk are bad with what coz I wanna get myself one?

[@mikejohansen7820]

Chris try this. Run the gold kruzer at 99sens. Thresh on 6. And ground balance you can hear a bouncing sound on hot rocks and a sharp zip for micro target. Also you can set the machine to fast mode. Gain up to 87 and disc down to 7. It will pick up small targets that the monster will miss. Try it out and keep up the good work

[@mikejohansen7820]

Also 20 and 21 is always iron. Anything from 9 to 18 is small pickers and larger target come in at 44 to 60.

[@standup4332]

where can we go to learn more about the machine?

[@RockBottomMining]

Love my Kruzer. My dad and I did what u have done and he bought the monster and I bought the Kruzer. He loves the turn on and go with the monster and i love being able to learn and fine tune. Both great machines but I favour the Kruzer. ⛏

[@jdrandoms9627]

Well made a highbanker, got some dream mats tried it out and I was amazed on how small of gold the dream mats can catch

[@robyros6094]

08:52 NEVER THROW AWAY WHAT YOU HAVE COLLECTED IN YOUR LEFT HAND WITHOUT FIRST TEST IT ON THE DETECTOR COIL, BECAUSE SOMETIMES YOU CAN GET MORE NUGGETS OR OTHER INTERESTING OBJECTS !!!

[@Swingin_wit_Willy]

Great summary at the end. Well said Chris, if you want to learn the kruzer is the go but the gm is just a turn on and swing machine. Thats why I love my nox 800. I can play with settings on that and have found a 0.010g bit with it using the 6 inch coil. Its all really about learning what ever machine you have and persisting. Took me 4 years to find my first bit with with my old xterra 705. But once I did it made it easier to pick up and adjust new machines for better results. Great video, even with that kruzers threshold buzzing in my head...

[@Duppavich]

Thanks for the great video. Perfect timing for me as I've been looking at the Monster. Found they are on sale at Anaconda $949!

[@VoGusProspecting]

Glad I could help!

[@markfryer9880]

Thanks for making this comparison Chris. That buzzing from the Kruser would remind me too much of dreaded mosquitoes and so it's a No Go for me. The Gold Monster is still within an affordable price point, so is looking very tempting to me.

[@toneo2001]

Yeah, even without the threshold the tone of that thing is so annoying 😞.. I went with the monster because I want to enjoy the outdoors while looking for gold.

[@jasonwetere5631]

Awesome, learn somthin new every day ,loving the gold monster so far keep up the great work man

[@southernrelics]

Very good video! I appreciate you showing both units.

[@thomasmccracken8819]

That whine was giving me a headache.

[@VoGusProspecting]

I know right, did you see how to shut it off at the end

[@thomasmccracken8819]

@@VoGusProspecting lol no I didn't last. I'll go back and watch I only got half way through lol.

[@toddclarke2348]

If you don't like threshold never buy an SD, GP, GPX, SDC, GPZ or any good gold detector for that matter lol. The right threshold is the difference to finding those whisper targets. That slight break is everything.

[@brianquirion7062]

Finally made up my mind and I have the kruzer on it's way

[@nickallas4230]

Kruzer's the go, judging by the comments not many people picked up on the adjustable threshold as well as having a wide range of adjustable tone to suit all hearing levels👌

[@davidphilippi4429]

Actually Iand sure others did as well and watched the whole vid. Just wish the mode change info would've come a bit earlier.

[@nickallas4230]

@@davidphilippi4429 no mode change in this video, just down on the threshold and up on the gain in general/all metal mode, although the kruzer does have 3 other search modes fast, boost and micro each with factory pre sets that are also fully adjustable cheers

[@toddclarke2348]

I've used all the minelab SD and GP machines with adjustable threshold just like on the Gold Kruzer. Also the GPX Series and GPZ also have adjustable threshold. For any serious prospector threshold is an important tool but hey your right. If you don't like it or it's annoying turn it off at your own risk of missing targets.

[@sam71119]

So true what you say... Threshold is very adjustable...

[@bobbybaldeagle702]

That buzzing would drive me crazier than I already am. There is a husband and wife team that do metal detecting and I really enjoy watching them find gold but their machines just buzz continually so I don't get to watch them very often because that noise drives me whackoe especially on my bad days... LOL 🤣😂🤣 Thanks for another great video my friend be blessed in Jesus name... BBE 🤗🤗

[@LucaKiss70AU]

record with my Monster is .007 Grams, yep....couldn't even see it, but he picked it up on a bit of quartz!

[@the_real_economics]

Nice.

[@The_golden_go]

..hm!.. record with my Gold Kruzer is .005 Grams, yep....couldn't even see it, but he picked it up on a bit of quartz!.. and I won't tell you at what depth he detected it.. the secret is to find a balance between man, environment and metal detector settings.. hearing is better than seeing..🤗

[@mostcom]

Thanks for taking the time to make it simple and giving a thorough side by side. Say high to the fam.

[@nickvie71]

OMG. Mate, I just thought you broke your leg or something and have to use crutches. Happy that you are ok and just comparing two detectors live :) Very cool and interesting video and thanks god that you finally made the Kruzer shut up - this sound would really turn me nuts. Love your channel and your strine and it`s you who inspired me to start prospecting myself just for fun and having a balance to stressful work from home in these days. Greets & Cheers from the other side of this planet and find a lots of that shiny heavy yellow stuff!

[@VoGusProspecting]

No injuries to note! And the Kuruzer isn't as annoying in real life

[@swiftrick15]

Hearing the threshold is a must. But I definitely agree it can be annoying. The key is to have the threshold at a level where you can pick a slight dip or hiccup in the threshold. Not all targets are loud or discernible. Please keep you threshold on it will help you find that target no one else heard.

[@diggingwithphasetech]

100% correct

[@johnhas3638]

People have their threshold too high, if you can hear it and any change then that is fine, unless there are a lot of deaf people out there which seems to be the case, haha

[@Gold-d9x]

That correct

[@darrenbooker8144]

Peoples Don't complain about the humb...... its the point!!!, very interesting video again Chris.. legend👍👍

[@VoGusProspecting]

That's exactly right.

[@twotwentyswift]

Sorry, but the hum isn't the point, finding gold is. The annoying hum just drives you insane before you find any gold.

[@davidvilla3243]

tinnitus ,already bothers me don't need more.Thanks for that information that helped me out.

[@republicofcasuals]

What i do is use a bluetooth transmitter that plugs into the head phone port on my GPX 5000 and then i connect it to my phone which then connects to a set of good quality headphones. Not as complicated as it may sound and cheap depending on the head phones but the key part is using a equaliser / audio mixer app on your phone to give the sound more quality and not just a mosquito buzzing in your ear. You can also have music playing to drown out the humm and being all wireless you can put the detector down without being attached

[@davidphilippi4429]

I dont know about smashing the like button but for over half this video I wanted to smash that buzzing a** detector 😳😖😂

[@remegiovillanueva7739]

Nokta Macro Gold Kruzer operates at 61khz, whilst the Gold Monster 1000 operates at 45khz frequency. What is the advantage in operating at higher frequency in terms of depth in detecting for "gold", if any?

[@johntaylor6654]

On Paper the kruzer will find smaller gold but higher frequencies don't do well in the real world in mineralized ground, where most gold is found

[@michealklonowski5267]

thank you for sharing i didn't know that there was that big of a difference.

[@tazyt3388]

Great look at both machines mate they'll do the job just fine once ya get used to em top job cheers

[@billpowell5931]

Nice comparison. I am still getting used to my GM, and I do like the lack of a threshold tone. Thank you for sharing.

[@robertwolfe2971]

I like the white/Garrett 24 k it will find gold just as small deeper and it's also user friendly like the monster.

[@timothychack9276]

Great video .great info. Looks like a good day out showing us some research. Hope you had some fun ..

[@jtcvids8588]

Dude that is one of your best vids. More comparisons in the future? Yes please. I have been dithering about these two or waiting for the new multi frequency unit. Thanks again.

[@GR19611]

I would use the Gold Monster to detect and the cruzer as a pick.

[@jamesperdue2296]

Ive owned both and sold my gold monster 1000 so the kruzer is great a little harder to get used too but soo much more info instead of maybe gold or maybe not on the monster also my gold bug 19khz is another great detector

[@glentimmins7560]

Great video! Nice to see theese comparisons. If I had to pick I would takem both.. I have the gm1000.

[@rehmankhan3991]

Thanks for this video mate 👍

[@davidhall9679]

GM1000 for me simply with my illness the kruzer would do my head in i just need something easy no fuss so i don't get frustrated.

[@Free_Aussie]

Hi Chris, Great piece on the monster & gold kruser. I bought the gold kruzer and I find it a very responsive machine. I am yet to find a picker or nugget with it, but I have found 100's of junk and coin targets. Some bits of rusted bobby pins took some looking. I was amazed at how small some of the targets were. I will be trying out your setting next time I am out. From what I understood I set the threshold back and volume for a soft even hum and listen for any change in the theshold even the faintest change with no ID. Give it a scratch and check again to see if it gets louder. Thats how to work the machine to its depth limits. I just have to be able to hear it, I have a bit of industrial deafness and sometimes I'm not sure if its a target or my ears ringing etc. Your settings may help with hearing the target as the only time I will hear the detector is when I find a target. Thus not stressing my ears out with the constant hum and causing them to ring. Also the kruser is 5mt water proof and their is a lot of popular swimming holes in the creeks around here. I have found jewelry in the sluice, only 925 silver and some gold chain links. No 24k rings as yet. Diving the holes with the kruzer is on the list this summer. Even if I find nothing of value I know I will come out with a full bag of rubbish. Love these informative videos Chris and its been a while since we have seen you out with the detector. Keep up the good work👍

[@eloroestaentodaspartes-goldise]

Saludos desde Caracas Venezuela.!! GOLD IS EVERYWHERE.

[@chriscool1680]

In Venezuela??

[@eloroestaentodaspartes-goldise]

@@chriscool1680 Yes from Venezuela ... a country with numerous natural resources and with the worst rulers in the world ...

[@eloroestaentodaspartes-goldise]

I hope you subscribe to my channel, so that you are informed of my progress in the search for gold.

[@timwright1563]

Thank you

[@WestCoastGoldProspecting]

I wouldn’t mind getting the gold monster. Good job Chris 😁🤙👊

[@respectanimals2]

Excellent video , loved how you performed the comparisons 👍💀🌴😎

[@darkcanyonprospecting1148]

Awesome videos as always.....⛏🤠👍

[@rosssteward9890]

Great and informative video,its inspiring me to want to start prospecting as this is great way to see parts of Australia and interesting hobby and good for camping weekends way,Thanks again and keep up the great work 👏

[@BeefyPrepperthegolddigger]

First? Still learning my gold kruzer. Love the machine just lots to learn yet. Thanks for the great video Chris.

[@VoGusProspecting]

Congratulations! Trophy 🏆

[@BeefyPrepperthegolddigger]

😂😂😂😂 I’m never first not even on my own videos 😅

[@GrumpyGrunt]

Me, at 9 and a half minutes: *Why didn't we do this 9 minutes ago?* 🤣 That would drive me batty to listen to all day. Interesting comparison. Thanks, Chris.

[@adzoutnabout888]

No one should give you grief mate, Bogene knocked down the fences in detecting hot ground in W.A Good test ✅👍🍺

[@nissanranger5866]

When you wave the gold monster back and forth, the way you do it makes it impossible to see the numbers on the screen. (3:31)

[@ninefingermining8694]

Nice video. It’s cool to see how they react on same object. I like gold monster but my opinion. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@michaelmcmeeken4923]

Just got my Minelab machine1000 Its winter now Got to wait till spring Cant wait Scratch an ear mate

[@smith0426]

Thanks for the comparison. Once the Kruzer is set to behave just like the GM, does the GM have any advantages at all over the Kruzer?

[@Red9GearHeads]

Love your videos brother. Yep that dude is really hard to listen too. I’d lean toward the monster simply because it’s not chewing on your ear the whole way.

[@bradlo308]

G'day mate I Love your vids & your enthusiasm. I'm so grateful for you sharing your well gathered wealth of information. I have had the gold fever for 23 years when i purchased an M&D Marks dredge / sluice / pans including the turbopan & found about 0.2g of flower gold at Oalen ford NSW. I was hooked on trying to find where this beautiful shiny stuff was coming from so i purchased a book called "Bungonia to Braidwood" which i studied in my spare time. But i found it hard to get out sluicing with my work commitments. :-( I have been 3 times in 22 years. :-( So 4 years ago i took a redundancy from work & sold my house to buy a farm so i could spend more time with my dogs & become a "small" self sufficient farmer. I purchased 100 acres of land near Oalen ford gold fields in nsw in mind of panning / sluicing in the future & get back into fossicking / panning & detecting as a hobby. Since this my dad came ill & needed 24/7 care & mum had an operation on one of her hands for carpel tunnel so needed help. I have since been looking after them on their animal rescue farm on the NSW south coast. Well my farm burned out on new years day last year so i had lost heart in even visiting my farm to start rebuilding the infrastructure let alone to go out & enjoy some test panning. Although Watching your videos has inspired me again & given me the drive to get back into life & get things moving. I am looking to purchase my first detector just to look for any relics / gold nugs / coins & all those bits of rubbish that may be left behind. lol Now i've watched this video i'm thinking the gold monster 1000 with the 10" coil on it might suit me just fine. thank you again for making & sharing your videos & happy panning. :-)

[@VoGusProspecting]

Thats a rough time mate. Glad you're here to share the story, shows you're a tough bugger! The Gold Monster is a great machine. Having both I lean more towards the Kruzer. However the monster is easier when you first start to get your head around.

[@dataglasses]

I have had both and think the GK is less "bump" sensitive but I am leaning towards the GM, in fact I just purchased another, now that I have more patience when it comes to detecting.

[@clubslaben]

I have a gold bug 2. Cant wait to get it out on the ground today for the first time

[@yoopermann7942]

i never heard of a MAKRO so i`ll stick with MINELAB! they both sound like good machines, i dont know if they would help me more or hinder me in my search for the micro gold that is in my area.

[@dailydiggercoinchaserprosp4959]

Got to love the stumpy pick and this is a good video on the detectors

[@RichardRoger1966]

Re Kruzer with the picker target. Note, its numbers were still all over the map. I'm finding that quite interesting. It couldn't narrow down "what" it was as a target. Or was there other iron/ferrous/non-ferrous material close by?

[@PeteMonaghan]

Love the videos. Hope you're doing okay. Take care of yourself.

[@tlsmiffy]

Thanks for the video. I reckon you'd get better depth with the 10 inch coil supplied with the GM1000. Not sure of the coil size on the Kruzer but it would seem to be a similar size?

[@Looben]

Just can't stop and enjoy watching your videos. 🤠 And as always, I do give my two moose hunting dogs (jämthund) a big scratch behind the ear and they love it. 😍 Thanks a lot and keep up the great work. Best regards from the northern part of Sweden 🇸🇪

[@francis6738]

Thanks!

[@GBear]

Thanks, new subscriber here. Very interesting video! I recently got into Nokta Makro detectors, and am starting with the Simplex+ which I find very good at picking up small targets at good depths. I do however have an interest in the Kruzer and will probably end up with one.

[@kellybartok50]

I had to make notes , I will try that trick to make my GK silent , now it won’t disrupt my fellow campers when they are sitting by the fire singing Kumbaya 😊

[@the66hobgoblin.45]

Chris if that is still the same area where you have been getting those smaller but coarse pickers in the creek & also that "sluice channel" as you called it then you have found a nice section of leftovers from the old-timers who were most probably too busy grabbing the big gold from the original ore body to chase what had shed from it and broken down. I reckon your chances of finding decent sized nuggets & specimens in that area are pretty good. As for those detectors and many others they are just not suitable in many spots in WA as the mineralisation & salt levels are very high in many places That's why I stick to my old Garrett A2B Groundhog & Garrett ADS- Deepseeker units. I simply set them to Auto, & I can reset the VLF Ground Cancel Control without having to ground cancel the unit every time. Before digging a target I flip the T/R Discrimination switch for a "refined" audio of what the target most probably is . But being the eternal "Lasseters Optimist" I dig them anyway. ⛏️.

[@The_golden_go]

Very good!.. hm!.. as well as being a diver.. record with my Gold Kruzer is .005 Grams, yep....couldn't even see it, but he picked it up on a bit of quartz!.. and I won't tell you at what depth he detected it.. the secret is to find a balance between man, environment and metal detector settings.. hearing is better than seeing..🤗

[@ChrisRalph]

You are losing sensitivity with the silent search settings for the Kruzer even though it is on maximum gain. When you set the threshold, it is supposed to be quit, but hearable. A loud threshold is quite annoying. And Yup, the GM1000 also loses a little sensitivity even though it was designed that way and you cant bring the threshold up to the hearable point. The difference only really noticeable on the tiniest gold. Full pickers like you were using are a bit large, the GM1000 is capable of seeing gold a quarter the size of your test piece or less. Good video, well done.

[@VoGusProspecting]

100% right mate. I said this in the description :-)

[@shaunfelton2046]

Very cool, Chris! Are we seeing the comeback of the majestic beard?

[@trevdyer173]

Righto peeps if at any stage during the vid the buzzing sound becomes too much for you scroll through to the 9min 20 mark

[@Smithsgold]

thanks

[@VoGusProspecting]

You're welcome!

[@wilsonwombat3456]

Nice comparison. Given the componentry of gold detectors, I consider them way overpriced. How about doing a comparison of a cheap detector, like a Ricomax with an expensive one?

[@song295]

For Highbankers do you need to wet the dirt before running it. Great video very methodical on the differences in the metal detectors.

[@daleparker4207]

Interesting video. Thank you

[@johnmajka5404]

Would you recommend the Nokta Gold Finder 2000, over the Minelab Gold Monster 1000??

[@nathanvanlieshout7834]

First in wooh. Love your stuff Chris. Would be nice living close, to do prospecting. The Gold in the quartz are some of the nicest pieces for me. I'm not really into gold jewellery but like it in raw form

[@Prince-nt4dc]

can you say full cruiser setup when you're looking for river gold? 

[@robertbenn8751]

i have a gold racer II and its brilliant to use, so easy tune, even my 11 year old grandson can use it with out a problem, a simple adjustment to get rid of the noise and your off and going. I know a person who has just bought a gold monster and is struggling to use it, they are looking at paying someone to teach them, I both detectors are as good as the same in finds, etc. I did look at both to buy, but went for the makro due to getting a better deal. i guess at the end of the day it really comes down to brand name against brand name, not so much the machine. But this has been a ongoing argument since detectors first came out. Used to be Fisher against Whites, etc lol

[@wilsonrawlin8547]

OUTSTANDING DEMOMSTRATION CHRIS!!! Will the Gold Monster also find jewelry and relics? I want the GPZ7000, but don't have the funds. Thought about the Equinox 900 as a GM1000/EQ800 combined. Thanks!

[@trollmcclure1884]

the sound is a deal breaker. It would drive me crazy. Great machine on paper tho

[@nathanielgarcia7768]

Thanks that was some good info

[@omegaseamaster1550]

Second, looking warm Chris....Interesting review, thank you for this....

[@jenesisjones6706]

He distinctly said in the beginning of this video that it was NOT a review...he said it was to show folk HOW to work the settings. 😉

[@omegaseamaster1550]

@@jenesisjones6706 poor choice of words on my part.....

[@SalmonKing52]

Chris…what did you call those setting on the Kruzer? Bozine settings? I’ve never heard of them and I’d like to learn more. Can you point me in a direction? Thank and keep these great videos comin’!

[@VoGusProspecting]

Google "Bogene Metal detector"

[@SalmonKing52]

@@VoGusProspecting thanks! Boy those numbers on the Kruzer were really jumping around on the picker in the pan (end of the video).

[@FlourgoldWizards]

I could’ve used either machine last week trying to find a nugget my buddy dropped .... nice job explaining!!!!!! ✅👍🏻 How are they under water ?

[@709badwolf]

🍺🍺🍺

[@weekendwarriorprospecting817]

13:37 i beg your pardon 😂❤👍🏻⚒️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@mubs4life]

I love your glasses. What make are they? Back to the video..

[@larrystolle243]

Chris, do you have an Equinox 800? If you do can you do a comparison with the Equinox 800 in gold mode versus the Gold Monster? Love your vids, keep them coming.

[@VoGusProspecting]

I don't have an 800 but that would be a good test.

[@kevinpetersen7382]

Hi Chris what are the bojeen settings for the gold Kruger you were mentioning thanks Kevin

[@VoGusProspecting]

Its not a pre set. You simply turn your gain q To 99, your threshold to zero and turn tracking on.

[@kevinpetersen7382]

thanks for your reply Chris I'll give those settings a crack

[@arcticminer32]

Great tip!

[@paulomarques2074]

Olá meu amigo tbm? tem com vc mim iformar sobre o Makro Gold cruze ele e mum Detector bom ? melhor que o Gold mast 1000?tem como vc escrever e português porque eu não entendo inglês. obrigado

[@goldnoob]

I love your review here. The GK is significantly less costly than the GM 1k so I'm going for that one BUT now Makro also has the Gold Finder 2000 for upwards of around what the GM1k sells for. What are the chances they took the GK guts, did what you do in this video to get rid of the threshold, hotwire the ground balance to the full auto option, and stick it in an anfibio box? Are there differences between the GF and GK that are apparent to someone knowledgeable like yourself that aren't obvious to a total noob like me?

[@keyboardkowboy]

The kruzer doesn't have a constant threshold there are 4 search modes Gen boost micro fast. Only threshold is Gen all metal I hunt in boost no thersh and hunts like the monster.

[@chiangimpuesto603]

nice video,can you teach mi on how to gave a perfect setting in ground clearance in nokta makro? please cause i am a beginner..i am from philippines and theres lot of potential gold nuggets in our area..i hope you can help me choose the right detector

[@jeffreybattles5705]

I love this mental channel🤣🤣

[@josephpk4878]

The good thing is that you'd eventually become deaf to mosquitos.

[@mehmetcetin3852]

the sound of the nokta gold kruzer f*cked my ear man....

[@noepaulolaurentino4569]

Qual dos 2 e melhor prospecção? O goldmonter. Ou o gold kruzer?

[@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285]

gold monster 1000 friend

[@noepaulolaurentino4569]

@@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285 Boa noite Henry. Tu tens os dois detectores. Sera que o dono desse canal . Concordaria com você. ? Na resposta que tu falou.? Sera que o gold monster e melhor mesmo.?

[@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285]

@@noepaulolaurentino4569 yo tengo experiencia con gold moster 1000

[@noepaulolaurentino4569]

@@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285 Me diz uma verdade tu ja teve o gold cruizer?

[@noepaulolaurentino4569]

@@henrypatriciosanmartinfaja9285 sei que o gold monster .e muito bom Em termos de sensibilidade. ?

[@goldhunter1096]

Mantap.....👍👍👍

[@dwayneeash]

I wish you would have left the threshold around 3 or so, which may have allowed it to sound off on weak target like the one you were testing, but by putting it to zero you gave it the least chance of signaling. Also the gold cruiser is about $300 cheaper than the Minelab gold monster 1000 but you said they cost about the same. The gold monster costs about 50% more. Please do another video where the threshold allows the machine to do a little more. I still like your video! Keep up the good work!

[@48vdcwrld]

Is there any chance the iron in those hot rocks could be from a meteor, just curious...

[@slackwatters9604]

I know you ask Chris but. There is always a chance to find a meteor with a metal detector as long as it is iron-based. Thousands of meteorites hit the earth a year. You just have to learn to identify the difference between hot rock slag meteorite.

[@marklamontagne3919]

Is there any difference in the battery life Chris?

[@VoGusProspecting]

Nothing of note

[@peterdowling683]

Great content mate we are very unlucky atm but learning from watching ur videoes

[@peterdowling683]

Do u sell pay dirt aswell if so how much for a bucket to get sent to brisbane

[@bradlo308]

I recently watched your vid with the gold monster with the 10" coil & you said " it was better for depth & on hot ground." How would the gold monster go with the 10" coil in this comparison?

[@dexterdean]

Watch this video mate. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6PIg5d6gMaVmKs

[@petervalentine2703]

i might be biased as ive got a monster. but why didnt you shut the other one up earlier.. hahaha. love your work .

[@josemc0785]

Hi Bro... So is better Kruzer detector? - it’s recommend me ?

[@VoGusProspecting]

I like it.

[@josemc0785]

@@VoGusProspecting Thanks bro.