Algoforce E1500 at the beach 

I was pretty stupid for not digging it, it could have easily been a gold ring, my problem was it was about to rain heavy and my shovel was left in the car, I only took the detector out to test if it ground blaances in the wet sand fine :) My laziness bit me in the butt and now I'll never know what it was, I'd never even find that spot on the beach easily again, I drove about 15 minutes along to beach to get to that area.

The Algoforce doesn't have auto tracking in that way, yes its tracking the ground, but you have to manually balance it, the tracking it does only tells you when you need to balance.

@@phrunt ah, thanks for clarifying.

It's only sold in Australia and New Zealand I believe, www.algoforce.com.au

It's a 10" Spiral coil.

Hi Simon my name is Patrick I’m in wa I have a algo force also I have been using a 8”round commander coil it seems to go ok haven’t been out much been to hot now we have a heap of rain I currently looking at getting a x coil 15” concentric coil for my gpz 7000 they seem to be the coil everyone is liking for that machine how does the ten inch spiral stack up mate

@@Goldfox23For the GPZ the 10" is a bundle coil, not a spiral like it is on the older GPX, the windings for the GPZ won't fit being spiral for the GPZ, the 10" is very similar on the GPZ to the 15" CC, but the 15" CC will go deeper on bigger stuff, I would pick the 15" CC unless you needed the smaller coil for the size benefit in bushy ground.

Depends, it is better for small gold and prickly porous gold, but overall the 5000 will go deeper on larger gold.

@@phrunt ~Thank you. Yes I already know that the GPX 6000 is “better than” the GPX 5000 on this type of gold that I mentioned below. BUT one thing I would like to know is the AlgoForce E1500 “better than” the GPX 6000 on very small gold, prickly porous gold, reefy, and specimen gold, “or not” with comparable sized coils.??

@@royjohnson465 No, the GPX 6000 still has the edge with a little more depth, both are just about as sensitive to the same gold from what I've seen, but the 6000 has a bit more depth on the same gold.

@@phrunt ~Thank you very much for taking the extra effort to help me out and explain that to me, I do appreciate it. I am waiting for the new NF Exceed 16x10 and 8x6 to come out if ever.

@@royjohnson465Yes, I've given up waiting on them, as they seem to never arrive, it's been years since announcement.