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Hi Johnathon Porter - Guess What...

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bearkat4160

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Hi JP,

I have used the ATX on 5 different 4-5 hours hunts now in hot California dirt...I have yet to hit one hot rock and the ATX pures like a kitten on full power in hot hot ground.

Maybe you should not even comment on the ATX until you use one...

Bearkat
 
Please see my comments in original thread....I'll refrain from posting on this subject any further till I've had a try of the ATX, sorry to have ruffled any feathers out there.

JP
 
No big deal Johnathan...I saw your reply comments. I just hope you give the ATX a fair shot. It wont replace your GPX 5000, but could be another good machine in your arsenal.
I think it will fill a huge niche with prospectors on a lower budget that still want to get most of the gold they walk over...

Bearkat
 
Agreed Bearkat, it was never my intention to bag out the detector only comment on my impressions based on the area where I work and the comparisons others were making.

Regards
Jonathan
 
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