Robert2300
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ANyone done any prospecting with the Infinium.
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Inifinium for prospecting?
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steve herschbach
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Yeah, I have found several ounces of gold nuggets with the Infinium.
Garrett Infinium at Moore Creek, Alaska
Garrett Infinium at Ganes Creek, Alaska
The Infinium is an option in areas where VLF detectors are struggling with hot rocks. If the ground is not that bad however you can do just as well if not better with a less expensive VLF, like the AT Gold, for instance.
Garrett Infinium at Moore Creek, Alaska
Garrett Infinium at Ganes Creek, Alaska
The Infinium is an option in areas where VLF detectors are struggling with hot rocks. If the ground is not that bad however you can do just as well if not better with a less expensive VLF, like the AT Gold, for instance.
Robert2300
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Steve
Aside from the price, what is the downside of the Infinium vs the AT Gold?
Robert2300
Aside from the price, what is the downside of the Infinium vs the AT Gold?
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steve herschbach
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The AT Gold will hit smaller gold, can help sort out small ferrous trash in areas loaded with it, and the AT weighs less.
The Infinium will penetrate highly mineralized ground and handle hot rocks better than the AT.
I use a VLF when I can, and a PI when I need to. In my opinion anyone serious about prospecting should have both a VLF and a PI close at hand. Use whichever you prefer, but there are almost always times you will wish you have the other as an option.
The Infinium will penetrate highly mineralized ground and handle hot rocks better than the AT.
I use a VLF when I can, and a PI when I need to. In my opinion anyone serious about prospecting should have both a VLF and a PI close at hand. Use whichever you prefer, but there are almost always times you will wish you have the other as an option.
I argee infinum is a tank.I took a large drop in a big wash out area and it handles it well (the fall most likely would have destroyed any of my other machiens).I have had mine for years no problems with the unit just a connection on the OLD style connectors and garrett gladly replaced the coil-updated machine sent me new headphones cause I broke(cut) trying to make a headphone adapter also paid return shipping.Had 7-8 years since runs like a dream still. Should have bought a at pro but they had issues with the first batch(bad coils or something).So I bought a gold bug pro instead of waiting-yeah had to send it in 6-7 weeks later and there service sucks compared to garrets.Not going into details but garrett service rocks fisher not so much.broke my coil boot-sent it back that way.