White's GMX and 24k ALL 4 Coils tested - Tested 4 Gold Nuggets buried in Highly mineralized ground.

We took the White's 24k and GMX and ALL 4 interchangeable coils and tested them on 4 different sized Gold nuggets buried in the Mojave Desert (which is highly mineralized).
The results were Surprizing!
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[@reidogarimpo1691]

WOW! WOW! GREAT WHITES ELECTRONICS! THANK YOU MATE.

[@watermain48]

Nice demonstration Rob, thanks.

[@spuddiggers7899]

Thanks, brother.

[@robmart8255]

I've always wondered about that huge coil. Great video. 🇺🇸

[@kwaichang368]

Good demo, thanks for taking the time to do these, looks like smaller coils might be better.

[@PAPAROUSwhatsinthedirt]

Great demonstration thank you!!!

[@toughrunmetaldetecting]

Nice job! Thanks for sharing the responses of different coils. That 4x6 is awesome. Best of luck in your hunts. 👍

[@CarlosRodriguez-gk6dt]

Great Job ! Thanks for sharing Rob .

[@MercyKillingsRides]

Thanks for making this video. Helped me decide whether or not I'll be buying the larger coil for my GMX Sport (not). But at the same time, I learned more about how to operate it from you than from even the literature that came with it. Cheers!

[@doogen5]

Fantastic!! Definitely enjoyed seeing you work the controls on them a bit more than usual. I need to go out with you some day with the 24k and have you show me some stuff!!

[@spuddiggers7899]

Doug, I would love to metal detect with you! Send me an email [e-mail] so we can connect. Thanks for watching. HH

[@doogen5]

Spud Diggers I have other ways to reach you too, once this rain dries up we will head out!

[@maritimesearcher4374]

Hoping to get a GMX Sport next week. Nice video - good luck looking for gold!!!

[@galaks22]

Is it possible to distinguish gold, iron, other metals, and hot stones by the sound reaction on these devices?

[@miningmonkey760]

Jim!!! man it was nice seeing you out in the field. Hey spud digger you live in california? i though you were in UK or somewhere over there. nice video. your in good hands with Jim, most knowledgeable man that ive known especially of the Mojave Desert.

[@galiano221989]

For better result ground balance after changing sensitivity.

[@spuddiggers7899]

Good point

[@Smithsgold]

Nice

[@miningmonkey760]

Rob, why offset to ground balance to 1? You didn't say why....since the GMX is pretty much the same as 24K would you recommend setting plus 1 on 24K as well.

[@spuddiggers7899]

I did a test with a piece of gold behind 4 inches of quartz and the 1 worked better.

[@mrbigreddog420]

Love your videos just bought the Gold monster 24k I live in Victorville California the high desert where would you recommend a good spot to go nugget hunting

[@spuddiggers7899]

I would Join a local club with gold mining claims. Au Mojave Prospectors of Hesperia may be a good club to check out. Good luck!!!

[@robmart8255]

I wonder if the coils would have performed better if after every time you changed sensitivity or gain you ground balanced the detector. Just an observation.

[@spuddiggers7899]

Good point. I did have the Ground Balance (GB) in the locked mode. It does remember the GB, if I was getting excessive ground noise I would have re ground balanced. Thank you for the comment.

[@robertwolfe2971]

Couldn't you just hit the ground grab or ground sync.like the gmt.

[@markbowling3859]

Is the 4x6 only available with the GMX purchase? I have the 8x14, but haven't tried it yet... Hoping to get some deeper targets :-)

[@spuddiggers7899]

Mark, I'm not sure about the 4x6 coil. I know that White's has a going on right now with the GMX. It comes with 2 coils. You may want to check with your local dealer. HH

[@markbowling3859]

@@spuddiggers7899 I know it's a good deal, I just wasn't sure if it could be bought separately (I don't think so). But I'll ask my dad, lol! aka ArizonaDetectors.com Thanks again for all the cool videos and good info!

[@zakir.khan123]

Gmt 24 k is good metal detector.

[@glevideo]

I'm looking for information on the Gem State Club. All I find is a Facebook site with very little information. There's no contact info, no shown location of the club (what town is it near) and no schedule or location of meetings. I don't use Facebook so I can't get this information. I'm looking for their website.

[@spuddiggers7899]

Here is the website. gemstatemetaldetectingclub.com/

[@glevideo]

@@spuddiggers7899 Thanks for passing that website along but the problem continues. Nowhere on that website is there any information about meeting times and location. There are no email addresses or phone numbers listed or any information on who to contact or how to contact anyone connected with that club. It's a fairly useless website. I'm guessing this club must now be defunct or not very active.

[@leonard3196]

glevideo We haven’t been meeting recently due to the Quarantine. We usually meet the 3rd Thursday of the month from 6-8 at Idaho Pizza in Meridian on Fairview. I believe that we are set to resume meetings in July.

[@FeelMyDarkneS1]

so... coil 14" is the best for this detector?

[@spuddiggers7899]

It depends on what you are looking for. I prefer the 6" round

[@stu3775]

If you want to comb a large area looking for only bigger nuggets than the 14" is probably the way to go.

[@dkafriyie6508]

I am living in Abu Dhabi uae how can I get gm24k 14inches coil

[@spuddiggers7899]

Call Garrett Metal Detectors to see if they make one

[@zakir.khan123]

Now you have 14 inch DD coil in dubai?

[@Robert-t1p]

The old coils for the get will work.will work on the gmx or the 24 k.

[@Robert-t1p]

Gmx or gmt.

[@josephmartin4904]

The whites 24 Kt made for big gold not small gold. I have one and I am getting familiar with it.

[@spuddiggers7899]

Both.

[@robertwolfe2971]

You call 1grain a big nuggett.

[@robertwolfe2971]

If you know what your doing you can pick up 1/2a grain.

[@brucelloyd7496]

I must have blinked, I didn't see the round 6", 24 K coil tested. What is the smallest grain size it can detect? Please repeat the test 3 more times using all 5 coils with gold buried 10", 20" and 30 ". The 1" test proves nothing. Do these 3 rounds using the Factory Defaults.

[@spuddiggers7899]

Next time I'm down there I may do that.

[@Robert-t1p]

Half a grain.

[@Robert-t1p]

So tiny you can barely see them with your necklace eye.

[@daryatmokotoipuh6542]

Berapa meter kedalaman bisa di ketahui itu mas atau logam 👍🙏🙏