Lightweight battery
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Lightweight battery
Hi Folks - has anyone had experience / recommendations for a lightweight alternative battery to the ML battery for GPX machines? Ones like the Docs GoldScreamer type, LT, Reeds etc. that can be attached to the control box. I'd like to get the weight off my back and be rid of the curly cord. Thanks.
Since1981
Re: Lightweight battery
Since1981 wrote:Hi Folks - has anyone had experience / recommendations for a lightweight alternative battery to the ML battery for GPX machines? Ones like the Docs GoldScreamer type, LT, Reeds etc. that can be attached to the control box. I'd like to get the weight off my back and be rid of the curly cord. Thanks.
I bought one of the reeds wireless battery set ups, Velcro's to the side of the control box, and the receiving link goes on to your belt, works well, but if you have an issue with it don't hold your breathe waiting to get it back from repair.
The other one is sold online on EBay, it uses the Sony handycam li-ion batteries that mount to the side of the control box as well, but you still have to plug the headphones into it, or mount the speaker on the detector, some sets come with the speaker as well, will see if I can attach a link for you.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Battery-system-with-clip-speaker-and-LT-Booster-for-Minelab-GPX-4000-4500-5000-/251450873850?pt=AU_Gadgets&hash=item3a8ba3d7fa
au-fever
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Thanks au-fever. I have looked at the Link Technologies system as an option but I was hoping to get some feedback from someone who has used them over a period of time. Did you have problems with your Reeds one? I saw in another post that someone also had an issue with it not powering up the detector. I am also considering this Doc's Goldscreamer below, that seems to have some good reviews. I'm not convinced I need the booster on a 4500, but the battery system looks good. I'd love to hear from someone who has one of these.
http://www.goldscreamer.com/
Thanks again for your reply.
http://www.goldscreamer.com/
Thanks again for your reply.
Since1981
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Gday 81
I've been using Ismael's "Little Ripper" for a couple of years now. It is great. It is a new battery and "bluetooth" type setup, whereby it transmits to a shoulder mounted receiver you can either plug phones or a speaker into so you are truly cordless from the detector.
cheers
Brett
I've been using Ismael's "Little Ripper" for a couple of years now. It is great. It is a new battery and "bluetooth" type setup, whereby it transmits to a shoulder mounted receiver you can either plug phones or a speaker into so you are truly cordless from the detector.
cheers
Brett
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Thanks, Brett. That would have been perfect - exactly what I am after, but I contacted Ismael and he no longer does these, sadly. Hence looking for the next best thing!
Since1981
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sooner or later she has to come back with the goods..check her pockets..
happy hunting.
regards
oneday
sooner or later she has to come back with the goods..check her pockets..
happy hunting.
regards
oneday
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