It was a lot of work, but that's the side I enjoy, worth doing, then worth doing it well :) I hope this really covers how they compare, as some features are lacking in some, while others gain a function... would be lovely to have all of them in one watch, but we know why that'll never happen LML :-P Cheers for your support my friend, enjoy the weekend :))

Agreed. Amazing job and well done. Thank you.

I had to pull the GW-9400 out, it's just one of those very solid and reliable G-Shocks that pretty cover it all.... well it is classed as a Master of G, thinking the back case gives that away :)) Cheers for the feedback my friend :))

I've not seen anyone cover this before with a good selection of watches, usually just a side by side, but for those who use these, then this to me was a video that really covers it well... and of course, I created a PDF chart :) Cheers for your feedback and support my friend :)

Thank you my friend... I had it planned, but knew it would take time because of the amount of video clips needed... the editing was a full days worth alone, and even going back to the light box to film a few seconds just to add more details... trying to show all their differences without it being a dull video was the challenge, and with ricer boys exhaust outside just added to film production, so decided to include my little rant at the end LML :-P Have a grand weekend and cheers once more :)

The quirks are more useful, especially those in the test screen... but overall, it really does cover it all... LAND-SEA-AIR :))

No, it´s not that good.

There's a lot to learn, as much of it is with secret presses, but I just seem to grasp this side quickly, if using a Windows computer, this is nothing but frustration to me LML :-P Took a while to make this video, but as mentioned to a few, I'm more into making quality than quantity, and when I get into that geek side, I really go deep then far and beyond :-P Cheers for the support my friend, and Happy fireworks this evening, I'll be at Parliament, hopefully I have enough gun-powder this time :-P

They discontinued it for two reasons... too expensive to produce or a new version is coming out, but normally when discontinued and new one is already listed... I really don't know what could be improved, if anything some tweaks, but this isn't important enough, so maybe size??? It's my best watch, it would be only watch if I had to nail it to one... please update us with your thoughts, and remember I have a very long tutorial on it :-P

All my g-shocks changed London's time while leaving west coast usa time on dst until this Sunday. :)

Hey buddy, I replied to your email the other day too... your watch adjusted to the winter hour automatically :)) I must admit, I've not worn a analog watch since then, been either G-Shock's or Garmin's, but when I do, will have to make sure I do that one hour adjustment, otherwise they'll sit there in summer time LML :-P Have a lovely weekend and chat soon :)

So pleased you enjoyed my friend, took some filming, but really wanted to capture all these watches can offer with their ABC side... now, which was the one you think did an overall brilliant job? The GW-9400 is a cracking watch, anyone getting into G-Shock's, this has to be the one... the GG-B100 is just like an Analog version of it, but lacks some good features the GW-9400 packs in... I'm not sure the all in one G-Shock would be produced, and we all know why really hey :-P Have a great weekend and cheers for the support :)

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman you know I have GPRB1000 Rangeman and GWG 1000 Mudmaster and I always prefer the Mudmaster because of its style and rugged feel. I wanted to buy GW 9400 but changed my mind because I already have the highest Rangeman available so I bought GPW 2000 Gravitymaster which I love so much because of its GPS and brilliant longitude and latitude

@@dickensNY Yeah, the GW-9400 would fall in a awkward place with what you own... but it seems you're like me, and like the larger G-Shocks... the GWG-1000 is tough looking, and with the new GWG2k they've now made it more slender, but am not sure about that forged carbon, looks like recycled packaging material, but pictures never look the same as when in the hand. The GPW-2000 is my travel watch, and kind of my MR-G too, but without all the metal, as I like the tough black resin's the most, well it's less noisy when it catches on things. I would love to have that on a resin bracelet like my GWN-Q1000, to me that Gulfmaster is just a cut above the GWG-1000 with functions, would look good with a GWG-1000 bezel, but even better with a diver's bezel... not sure G-Shock have one with a unidirectional bezel???

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman you are right mate. I really like the Gulfmaster too and will really consider getting it some day after I must have bought MTG 2000

@@dickensNY I like those MTG's too... but really like the GPW-2000 more, maybe because it's less heavy looking??? Gulfmaster is a really great G-Shock, and as seen in this video, it's packed full :) I'm looking at more vintage MR-G's, some very funky pieces, but some look like they have very small buttons with a thick case, not sure about that???

That was meant to be secret LML :-P Seems anything with GWG-2000 in the title is getting the views, well I've just cheated in the most obvious way, without it being obvious :-P

I originally had the chart in hand writing, then thought, wouldn't that be something handy to have, so created the PDF version, which was nicer to work with towards the making of this video :)) Cheers for the support my friend :))

Exactly... just wanted to show all the features they offer... am surprised the GWN-Q1000 Gulfmaster doesn't have MAX/MIN, but does REC all the ABCD's temps along with time/date stamps... being honest, the Gulfmaster is better than the GWG-1000, and the compass working facing towards you is very useful, and that's why I like the GPR-B1000 so much, who cares it doesn't have 100th seconds on the stopwatch and an hourly SIG, the ABC side is solid, plus it has GPS to correct the Altimeter... but with regards to overall best for value, then the GW-9400 and GG-B100 all the way :)) Cheers for your feedback my good friend, and knowing you like my effort, means it's really good, so appreciate that very much from you :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman the horizontally calibrated compass is a welcome addition and people ignore this fact. Even the GWG-2000 (the 1000 in a different suit) lacks this but still people love that watch for looks alone. Indeed I never knew the the GPR had GPS corrected altimeter which is a plus of you live within an area of constant pressure changes. Appreciate the effort you put in these videos my friend :)

@@traviswalker8933 The looks seem to be the most popular choice for the GWG series, and this is proven with the new GWG2k, it's about the looks/style. When I use my GPR-B1000 the GPS is started upon go, then I can create quicker point memo's and have the altimeter working correctly :) I enjoy the Garmin's, but don't use them for fitness of any kind, these are mainly for the general functions with the GPS side, but for someone looking for that all rounder and don't mind smart, then they're good. But, smart does mean it can do some odd things, and my Fenix 6Pro has rebooted about 10 times now while out on a hike, while the GPR doesn't do this anxiety feature LML :-P thus why I choose the GPR, and if the GPS failed, it's still a solid ABC watch :) Analog is the most useful in low lighting, also you can read and judge time faster over analog, but when it comes to timers and the stopwatch, digital wins hands off :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yep. None of the solar analog digitals have a good timer. Only 60 minutes which is quite disappointing. I agree about the looks. People are buying the 2k Mudmaster based on the looks alone.

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman had some expectations of improvement with the new Mudmaster but was disappointed seeing that it was a 1000 in a different suit. Much like the titanium squares.

We are all very well my friends, that goes for you two too (English language can be funny with 2 too's) Cheers for the feedback, and pleased you enjoyed, but hope it's useful importantly :)) Have a wonderful weekend guys and chat soon :))

Tutorial... well I wasn't thinking that, but you are right, it is in a kind of way... cheers for the support my friend :))

Very understandable nobody has made such an effort, it really is time consuming, but have decided that these are the videos I enjoy making the most, but I can't post every week, so have really cut down so I can enjoy my other interests too... now, did you find that RECON??? Can always borrow mine :)) Cheers for your feedback and support my friend, and best off, have a ((BLAST)) of a weekend... see what I did there?? :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yeah it's also the time of the vid, i think few peeps watch 100% of the whole vids 👍 and sorry i couldn't bring myself to spend on the lumi, the more i looked the more negative feedback i saw, i did get a deep blue which is very similar and will review it soon 😎😎👍👍 and yes would love to borrow and can send you one of mine in return 👍👍

@@thetimebombardier So much bad feedback on the LUMINOX, and I can only guess it's down to a bad experience with a fake, as those are floating more than the turds in the Channel LML :-P I have plenty of watches my friend, and so I'm good with that side... would like to borrow the new GWG2k, more towards to get a really good side by side with the GWG-1000 and to share an honest opinion :) But if you want to have a hands on with the RECON, then drop me an email and we'll go from there... am not using it right now, so you can take your time... it is an interesting watch, and it does take time to really understand what it's about... it's the light plastic look and pricing that I know places many off, but those who own them and use them just know, as it's bought to be used, not to flash on a Facebook watch group with a cuppa soup and a BMW badge on their Nissan Micra LML :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman haha spot on mate, will drop you an email!!

I've yet to see one in person, but good to know you're really enjoying it with the features mentioned... it's time the MIP display was featured more and more on G-Shocks, such a great display in all lighting... so what's your thoughts leaving the others behind, would you say the GBDH1000 is enough as an GPS watch? I'm not sure if the GPS also adjusts the Altimeter like how the GPR-B1000 does it? Cheers ;)

I also have a suunto traverse alpha, fastest gps of any I’ve tried. That one will get gps lock indoors as well. It did not support maps though and is non solar. Now I use Avenza in unfamiliar territory, maps are free here from the forest service. Quality updated maps are important for knowing hazards and closure, like forest fire burn scars. The gshocks being waterproof/tough and always attached to my body is why I wear them, plus solar even better. Some basic math will give bearing and distance from coordinates. It’s a compliment to a gps based system. Also fun for routing on a topo map with the altimeter. The gbdh1000 can use gps altitude correction but it has to be done manually as a ‘position get’ first. It is slow, usually 45s. It’s like a pocket knife. Carve a roast, not really. But can pay off massively in a pinch.

@@lanthanien These watches do work well, but even better when you can bring your own skills with some imagination to get the best from them... compass and map is always a must, and when you see smoke, there is always a fire, unless it's someone with a vape in a forest LML :-P As an all rounder, the GPR-B1000 covers my needs, the Garmin's just make it different, but I do like using my Fenix 6Pro in new cities to navigate on foot, beats holding a phone in the hand, and with both hands free using the Fenix, I'm able to defend myself against angry shoppers LML :-P Cheers for sharing your side further :))

So HaPpY you enjoyed my good friend, and was great to use Mrs Rangeman's pressure pot again, which she's still looking for LML :-P Have a sweet weekend :)

Thank you my friend... I've been told that a few times, and that I look like a fatter version of Gerard Butler ;-P pleased you enjoyed ;)

Thank you my dear friend... was over 2 weeks in the making, so you'll see the times and dates change often, and of course backwards too your favourite LML :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman You are most welcome and yes I did notice time going backwards, my friend. It never ceases to blow my mind. 😄

The other week, maybe three weeks being more realistic, there was a storm closing in... and with the live Barometric reading from the 'ATM' I could really see the decrease coming in quick, a very useful feature, and pleased it runs for 30mins... but the 10mins COMP is very nice to have, and the pitch and roll is handy to set a pool table for an example :) I have posted a video with more about the test screens on the GPR-B1000 with Tips'n'tricks :) Cheers for your support my friend, and enjoy the whole weekend :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman I use the barometer sensor the most, then tide info for my bass fishing.. I'm wondering if casio will make a third model?

@@ambientshane The Barometer is my most used tool too... the compass is just when I need a rough idea, but prefer a separate compass... funny, I couldn't find my field compass at the time of filming, so had to use my huge diver's one, which wasn't easy to fit all of it in my light box, as it's massively deep too. I'm sure CASIO will release another Rangeman, but have to play this carefully... and it needs to be fully digital with MIP display, but really needs continuous backlighting the most. The Gulfmaster has the tides, but in reality, you can easily set alarms on the watch setting it agains't the tides you require for that area... but we know the alarm loudness on G-Shock's aren't great, in fact most of the time poor... well it needs ((VIBE)) but a decent vibe as used on the Fenix, well the Instinct feels more powerful, and it wakes you in the morning!

I have no problems talking to myself LML :-P Cheers :)))

The throwing down is a trademark to the channel LML :-P don't think anyone else does that to their G-Shock's! Cheers for the feedback my friend, and your video was great to see the differences, so compliments this video as both offer useful information, and that's what we are about hey :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yes that worked out really well and we didn't even plan it lol I never really plan anything I get an idea and kinda wing it 😅

@@TonyHobbs Wing it, now that's my style :))

I would say in total it was 3 days worth, but that's spread over 2 weeks, and this is why I'm not pushing myself making content like this every week, just takes a lot of time... but I really enjoy it, and I always like to give it a 100% of information, instead of just reading what someone else has written in history, making it yours and very different to other channels, and you my friend bring a whole lot of new and originality, and it's worth waiting between videos too, very worth it :)) Enjoy the weekend, and maybe next week I'll pop over as I'll be away for a week :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman 3 days isn't terrible if it was a career, but fitting it around life, family and work as we do takes many hours and dedication! Looooooool 🤣 I can't think of any KZfaqrs who do that? (TGV) 🤭 Cheers dude 👍😊 Yeah cool, speak to you on the other side...

The PRW-3500 is a level or ten above my PRG240 with the tech, but I wanted that duel layer LCD... I did have the PRW-2500, but the display was just a little busy, plus the MAX/MIN wasn't easy to read... I would like to see another attempt on that with the duel layer LCD :) The GW-9400 is one of those G-Shock's that you can't complain about, it really does pack some punch, and seeing how all these behave, it's amazing why CASIO aren't making one feature all the same, but we know why that is :-P

Cheers buddy... pleased you liked :)

Please share that model of G-Shock :))))) I've yet to discover such a feature, odd but lovely to have... maybe there was an issue, but a good issue to me :)) Cheers for the support my friend, enjoy the weekend ahead, here in the UK we have Fireworks night, maybe you've heard about it??? :)

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman It was the GD 100-1. Surely it cant be the only one?

@@richt3993 Cheers buddy... looking at the user guide, the GD-100 offers 1.5secs or 3secs backlighting, with LT (auto backlighting) and FLASH alert, but no mention about the backlighting running continuously when in MUTE? You certainly have a quirk if that is what yours is doing :)

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman what he means to say is that with a lot of G-Shocks if you mute the button tone it allows you to activate the backlight, and then press as many buttons as you can during the normal backlight duration without it cutting off the backlight on the first subsequent press of any button (invoking a “beep”) as it typically would. I just confirmed that it also works on my GPR-B1000 also. You still only get a couple seconds, but it doesn’t cut off after each button press. That, combined with the scrolling of the GPR makes it quite useful! Also, given the fact that the beeps are very quiet to begin with on the watch means you gain some great night functionality without losing much. Cheers 🍻

@@CollinB_EDC Hey buddy... cheers for your input... I was more thinking that his G-Shock was fully functional with no backlight intermittence, just staying on till he stops pressing buttons, so was excited on that side. With the GPR, yes it does offer the best backlighting for those 3secs, but if you make a Time (GPS) Sync and wanted to know if it's switched on, the backlight button will turn off the sync and return back to Home Time. On some other G-Shocks like the GWF-D1000 Frogman, it works when scrolling through modes, but start adjusting the alarm for example, the backlight button adjusts backwards the flashing digit... and on the GG-B100 it fails completely. So it's still lacking behind TIMEX with their 200m Tough watches that offers continuous backlighting regardless. The GPR-B1000 does have the best of the G-Shocks as far as I'm aware when backlighting is with Mute... oddly this isn't mentioned in the manual. Thank you for being great with G-Shock knowledge, I don't know everything, and I learn a lot from subscribers and viewers, but for those reading, this could be a nice read... cheers for the support :))

They should also listen, well read the comments too, you guys offer some really good thinking to how it can improve things too... O CASIO, where is thou CASIO LML :-P Radio voice... well here's a little snip from an older video with Mr RadioMan... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ndmZiMZn2dC8j5s.html

That's just me when done with recording, or often between recordings' I just talk to myself it keeps me sane LML :-P

Hey my good friend, lovely to hear from you :) I know I'm not pushing content out as much as I was, but I'm still putting much time into what I post, and this video did take a lot to make... think I had over 160 short videos to edit over, and to me it doesn't feel like a long video... but was enjoyable to make, and the feedback has been really warming :) Enjoy the weekend ahead :)

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman An artist's work is much more work than its finished shown product, and again your work is consitantly well done and well received by many. :)

As a side note on my original post, the best part of my older gravitymaster gw-a1000-1a (purchased in 2013) is that both timer and stop watch display can show the full analog dial as its display as an option. :)

@@artemisXsidecross It has taken me nearly 23hrs to pick myself off the floor after reading your comment, that compliment knocked me out... thank you so kindly much my good friend :))

@@artemisXsidecross I'd love to that working... maybe I'll come across one and do something on that side, but no promises, as I'm quite spontaneous with new ideas :-P But if you'd like to share a photo, I'll post on the community page with a shout-out to you, cheers :))

Barometric sensors only work with the Barometer, it's more about being a quirk, but the GPR uses the GPS to correct the reading, so is the best of the G-Shocks in that department, also it's more accurate than the Garmin's :-P Any excuse to dress up on Halloween and prank people, and of course I did LML :-P I have a stalkers outfit, which is for birdwatching, but I've added more to it with ivy, then I stand by a bush and do my part... was at the Ice Cream shop as the time in our village... had 6 young girls scream so loud, that people came out of the restaurant next door including the waiters LML :-P I'm known as 'Bushman' LML :-P Will checkout your latest video over the weekend my friend... cheers as always my dear friend :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman so Garmin Instinct during the trip or hiking dont calibrate altimeter by GPS?? Thank you for your answer. All the best.

@@tomaszwazinski2908 The GPS can be switched on Instinct to be on auto or select whether to use the sensor side... so when I start a 'Track Me' the altimeter is using the GPS connection... so in the setting to altimeter it'll have two options 'During Activity' and 'Not During Activity' and I have both turned 'ON' just so you know how I've set mine up. So unless the GPS is running, it'll be barometric sensor calculating the hight, just to be clear :) Cheers!

GPR, the beast....Jesus that watch is heavy ....

Pleased you liked it my friend :))

Thank you my friend. much appreciated :))

Hey buddy... well I've already done that, here's the link to where the GPR-B1000 test screens start kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8-dksqplczZk6M.html

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman is this watch also freeze resistant like the other haha ?

@@magnetfishinghammer1997 In the manual it's stated that -20c is the maximum it'll go, am sure it can go more, but it also has a low temp display, so the crystals in the display won't fade or freeze... must have Vodka inside LML :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman I'm just curious to see if this thing work in like Siberia very cold the coldest place on Earth and Antarctica people that have research stations down there haha! .. oh and speaking of vodka alcohol I prefer the German jagermeister hahaha 🤣.

@@magnetfishinghammer1997 Let's place it this way, if you're in such conditions, you should be wearing a jacket with long sleeves ;)

The great missleadence in the pressure readings... the numbers shown on Weather Apps aren't in the exact location you're in, so it's just a number, but it's their number, and where is their point of calibration zero??? So for me I calibrate my own number when the weather is stable and sunny, then I set it at 1000... for me this is a more how I would understand it more, anything over is better, and under is not as good, the further it's away from 1000, the I know how to calculate for the good and bad :) There is air pressure and barometric pressure, and it's all to do with some magic that earth uses, but the G-Shocks and Protrek's seem to work better over the Garmin's when working with their built in sensor... sometimes I feel the Garmin's get data from your device which is using a third party which is a huge difference sometimes... so for me, as I like to set mine at 1000, the CASIO's are best :) A followup video would be good, as explaining it fully would need a video of it's own, just need a reliable resource to split the pressure readings, and boy that can go deep LML :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman I've definitely got a video idea on this in the future. I don't think garmin uses app data just air pressure but I could be wrong lol I have an idea see what I can do I never calibrate baro pressure unless via altitude but that Csn go up down depending on weather of course. As you rightly say pressure over there will be different to over hear. It is fascinating and thst video plus my bad weather camps has got me thinking more about it.

@@wildaboutwatches It's the geek side that makes it interesting, also it helps us knowing how they work... the Barometric sensor is basic, thus why it works well with the Barometer side, but would be great to dig deeper to how the Fenix really uses it?? :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yes definitely:) I'm tied up a bit for awhile but I'll look into what I can do on this. Need to get thst b100 back to amazon lol What do you think of the gravity master there is a red one. It's 300£ but £200 with simpkins jewellery I thinks it's exactly the same as b 100 in different package and buttons but it kinda looks fun lol

@@TonyHobbs Which model of Gravitymaster, they've made a few variations LML :-P Are you getting hooked on the G-Shock's??? :)))))))))

A wonderful valve amp and good deck would compliment that the best... vinyl is the best, and I've heard some old 78's can make thousands... MP£ is just horrible with no quality at all... I play original CD's in my car using Alpine system throughout, and the level of clarity fools you just to how loud you're playing it... but still doesn't capture that vinyl rawness :))

My Suunto Compass is old now, but still performs well, and the glow is still very strong... they still make them, and I hope the versions have a better fitment of the strap, as removing it to clean can be time consuming when feeding the strap back into the case :-P Which Rangeman are you looking for, am guessing the GPR?

oh, whoa. the gulf does figure 8. now im all confused about the abc being all one rememberable button. NEAT. and its 4x precision not 10x. interesting. that gulfmaster was the one i always wanted but cost too much. lol. was waiting for a 3rd one since like 2015.

I thought that wouldn't get noticed, as I was playing on the word making it seem like it meant Barista in Swedish, and as many confuse Switzerland and Sweden I really thought it would go unnoticed. I used to live in Switzerland, and so many ask how is Sweden? LML :-P I'm just being inventive my friend, not being anything more than that... Mrs Rangeman drives a VOLVO, and that was my influence just to add, and would be my second choice next to SUBARU :) So much respect for your land, so please don't take it any other way but to how I am. Have a great day my friend :)

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Don't worry my man, we Swedes can take a joke. As we joke heavily about other countries, even to the point of actual diplomatic brawls with those who are just a little too nationalistic, like China and Russia. Ever heard of the song Tingaling? Russia lost their shit when that was performed on our domestic Eurovision contest, even threatened some undisclosed military action. I think Putin didn't appreciate the farewell song, as he was stepping down as President at the time. Have a great day to you too, and do watch the YT video/capture of that performance, it will give you a smile, I promise :)

@@benghazi4216 We have to take a joke, and dish them out too, it's the humour that makes life better :)) If you have a link, please share, would love to see that :)) Cheers and have a lovely evening :)

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5efraaI3rvQc5s.html And if you don't know any Russian, Dasvidaniya = Good bye (literally until I see you again) Nastrovje = cheers (literally "for health") Knowing that makes the chorus even better, I promise! And since it's done by one of the best comedian groups in Sweden, it's structured like a joke. It will build and build until a nice payoff :))

@@benghazi4216 That was brilliant, should've won by 100 points :) A lot of performance and huge distractions with those girls :-P Now I have that song in my head, it's very catchy, cheesy and a blast :)) Cheers for sharing my friend... have you seen the film Eurovision? That's brilliant and what a song at the end, and I mean, what a song!

both are impressive watches

"in pink too" LML LML :-P

I do often talk to myself LML :-P

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman I know you do Mr Rangeman!😂😂😂

@@Mark-P On and off camera... I sing in the car too, and think I sound like who I'm singing along with, well I can dream to be Steve Perry from Journey :)) LML

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman That’s a blast from the past, Journey! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@@Mark-P One of my faves... live they're amazing, but only heard that on cassette, but what a voice and still sings :)) Yeah, am old school rock and metal... but then also like some good dance music too... but most of the radio stuff is getting fluffy and dull, so guys from today are really missing out!

For the perfect all rounder that holds all your needs would be the Fenix 6Pro without question... but if you're wanting the G-Shock side that isn't smart tech and will have a life time of use, then I would really consider the GW-9400... just a practical size and with how it works, makes it feel you have more... I've just bought the Blackout version and will make a video at one point, as there are some things I want to cover, and this isn't about the functions so much, but the other side to why we have the lust for a watch that's really about the looks... but the GW-9400 is the one that can't be faulted, maybe if the fine lines in the sub dial where removed, then it's perfect in my opinion. Hope that helps :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman what about the GWG 1000 ?!

@@ironman1080 It's a classic... very premium G-Shock in my opinion... huge respect through the G-Shock community too... done a review on mine comparing it to my GG-B100... I don't wear the GWG-1000 being honest, am more liking the functions on the GG-B100, but compared with which one looks more expensive, there's no doubt that goes to the GWG-1000

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman your right man it’s more expensive thanks a lot to let me know this

Cheers buddy... I made a lot of editing on this video, as it was going nearer to 1hr... I sometimes get called a 'Robot' because I talk to slow, and now I talk too fast... I will take your comment as structural feedback and remember that for future videos, and I'm a guy that can take this kind of comment btw, to me it's a sign you care, so thank you :))

@@WatchUP69MrRangeman your videos are factually brilliant,and brilliant in editing,but I put it like this,if I walked into a shop and said,goodmorningcanihaveabagofcrisosacanofcokeandasausafetollandapaperplease,would they understand,like I said I love your videos

@@geem4973 Cheers buddy, appreciate the criticism and this does help... I sound like I'm faster than a Japanese speed train, right, will find that sweet balance... can you watch my latest video please and give me some of your view over that, cheers ;)