Minelab metal/Gold detector modifications SD2000 SD2100 SD2100E SD2200 SD2200V2 GP Extreme GP3000 GP3500 GPX4000 GPX4500
The battery can be mounted with Velcro to the side of the detector and the small amplifier and Speaker can be mounted to the battery or the detector with velcro as well.
This is the new Mono Coil Cable that is now available, specs are on Ebay . If you want a few meters do not buy it from Ebay as I can do it cheaper if you just use Paypal, money order,Gold or Cash.UPDATE ! New Mods Are Available for GP and GPX Series!
These picture have been sent to me by prospectors that are using a Minelab detector that has been upgraded by myself. The one on the left is from New Zealand where the Gold won by a single SD2200D was far more than the total of 5 experienced prospectors each using a GPX4500 . Thanks Bevan.


This is the email I received from Andrew who was on a prospecting trip to Tibboburra NSW. This came with the Photo on the Right.
Now that I have put these pictures up it will cause great uproar in attempt to save face and protect commercial interests, this a cold hard fact but the pictures and correspondence is 100% true and correct. It is word for word from the owners of these detectors.
I have changed one word in (brackets).
Hi
Just an update on the modified extreme...


I also have these packs available for the GPX4000 and GPX4500, I am now supplying the 7.8 Ah battery with these kits. The Battery is labeled 7.2 volts but it charges to 8.4 Volts, exactly the same type of Cells used in a genuine Minelab Battery. I am selling these well below half price than others on the market.
Above is the Light Weight Lithium Battery with Mains and Car Charger to suit the SD2000, SD2100, SD2200, GP Extreme, GP3000 and GP3500 Minelab detectors. The Battery is 7.4 Volt 7.2 Amp Hour and weighs just over 300 grams. Also included is a Universal power adapter so you can charge the detector in any Country. The Mains charger will work off 110 Volts to 240 volts mains! I have used this battery on my detector and it runs all day on one charge.
To make your detector leadless I velcro the battery to the side of the detector and connect by audio booster to the battery and mount my speaker on the arm rest. This allows the whole detector to be used without a back pack or any connecting wires to you. The battery is very light and the weight is only 300 grams.
If you want a pack send an order via paypal using my email vk3kcg@amsat.org
For all sales in Australia the total price is $158 and that includes delivery.
For sales World-Wide the total price is $158 USD and that includes delivery.
Repair your own detector! Repair kits are now available for SD GP GPX detectors.
Contact me on 03 90175549 if you want to pay via bank deposit.
The new upgrades for the SD GP series and GPX series detectors are pulling more Gold from old worked patches. We keep in contact with prospectors using the upgraded detectors. There is many instances of upgraded detectors getting a lot more missed Gold by going over previously worked ground. I have put up some new vids on Youtube for anyone that is interested in doing some preventative maintenance on their GPX-4000 and GPX-4500. Check Out the photo Page for some pictures of Gold found in Australia and the USA.

August 2009 Updates,
*15th June 2009 Update*
On the 13th June we carried out more testing with a new series of Mods at the Laanacoorie Test site and at the Daisy Hill Gold field near Maryborough.
The information that we gained tells us that the new series of mods are very good indeed. In very well worked ground at Daisy Hill a 0.9 gram Nugget was found at 9 inches in red clay using a Modded GP detector with a 10 X 5 inch Coiltek Mono Coil, the control detector (Standard) could not detect the target at all.
One of the main goals with Minelab detectors has been to stabilize the threshold so that target signals are not hidden in the noise. A lot of the noise generated in the Extreme GP-3000 and GP-3500 has more to do with the interaction between the power output stage and the receiver stage. We can reduce the threshold warble so that the detector is rock solid stable!
I have made quite a few video's on the Minelab Pulse Induction Detectors,
Have a look at my YouTube Video's at, http://www.youtube.com/user/woodypoopoo
Why Woodypoopoo ? When I was trying to register an account everything I tried was taken, out of frustration I typed woodypoo and that was taken..so I typed woodypoopoo and it was available. So now I am stuck with it as YouTube will not allow me to change it. So I have to live with it. I may change it one day but that involves reloading the video's.

This is a new Detector that has been developed in Australia, the performance rivals the GPX4500 in terms of depth and is totally imune to Power Line interference. The price of this detector is expected to be a fraction of the price that Minelab charge. This detector is real and I personally have seen it in action. It is a very impressive detector. It is also designed to use standard Minelab type coils. It may be some time before this detector is made available so in the mean time get yourself a SD or GP Minelab and have it upgraded.
This is a Gold Nugget from the Goldfields of Thailand, a generous prospector sent me this for doing some work on his SD-2100. He was getting a lot of Gold from his patch, 260 grams in one hole at 2' deep. This one is 12 grams. Thanks Paul.






