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Goldmaster GMT HELP!

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Hey Guys and Gals!
I have one of these on the way- Can anyone tell me how it might perform on the beach- Is it a good jewelry hunter too. Can't find much at all on the web and no replies from previous posts. Thanks!
Jim <img src="/metal/html/confused.gif" border=0 width=15 height=22 alt=":?">
 
Hey Jim,
Check out Steve Herschbach's comparison of the GMT and MXT. RD
 
Excellent report that says it all.
Good hunting,
Otto...
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Jim, the GMT is too sensitive for use in wet salt sand, but will do well enough on the dry.
 
Actually, although not promoted as a beach hunter, you can properly tune it to REDUCE the effects of Wet Salt, the only drawback.
* Use Ground Tracking
* Cut down your Sensitivity Control to Minimum
* Try not to use the 'Salt' Mode so you don't lose micro jewelry
Hunt Away!!!
 
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