Last Post 06 May 2025 10:45 PM by  JERRY PEREZ
Minelab GoldMonster 1000 For Sale $450 local pickup in Prescott Az
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Richard Czar
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25 Sep 2024 05:59 PM
    Minelab Gold Monster 1000 with 6 inch coil & coil cover.
    Battery Charger & spare battery pack for AA Batteries.
    $450.00 located in Prescott AZ near Airport.
    For local Pickup only. If this Forum Post is still active, then the Detector is still available.
    Contact Richard C. LDMA member
    JERRY PEREZ
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    05 May 2025 01:49 PM
    is this MD still available? how much? if so...its been awhile and no takers.
    Aaron Brown
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    06 May 2025 02:57 PM
    Still available?
    Anthony Mann
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    06 May 2025 10:09 PM
    Aaron,

    Not to usurp someone’s ad, but if this gold monster isn’t available there’s new old stock White’s 24k metal detectors for sale on Amazon for $499 (the white ones). Garrett’s 24Ks sell for about $200 more and are exactly the same detectors. The 24Ks are very good for gold as they are also easy for beginners using default mode, but also for advanced users using all the manual modes.

    Check out the manual here:

    https://garrett.com/sites/default/files/pdf/2020-12/GM24k-Goldmaster_24k_en.pdf
    JERRY PEREZ
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    06 May 2025 10:45 PM
    Tempting as it is, I had a whites 24K ,great machine but the coil would overload on certain mineralized soils. The whites model did have some cool issues that wasn't really acknowledged but within isolated circles, Garrett did make some changes to the 24K including the coil with ROBOTIC manufacturing vs Jurassic style hand windings at whites. Handwinding is susceptible to human error, as to the tolerances of acceptability who knows what side was like ,but here's an interesting post from detectorprospector site. I did call support several times regarding the overload issue, I did manage to rma it and they replaced the PCB board and also gave me two rechargeable batteries because the machine would also shut down even in perfect 78 degree weather. The shutdown problem was resolved after Jim McCullough (my vendor at the time) suggested to pull the contact springs out inside the housing with needle nose pliers. Low and behold the shutdown issue was resolved. What's interesting about that is the shutdown problem wasn't resolved when it got rmad back to whites. Why? Because of the hand manufacturing process, go figure. Anyways, on another note we can't tell if the whites machine he's are counterfeit either. That was one factor that whites was dealing with before and during the pandemic. Chinese knockoffs are insane and becoming more and difficult to identify with technology so advanced. Anyways,just a thought.

    Here is the link
    https://www.detectorprospector.com/topic/18278-did-garretts-make-any-changes-to-the-24k-after-taking-over-whites/
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