dixiedigger57
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Amigo II finds small gold!
- Thread starter dixiedigger57
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dixiedigger57
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the Amigo II is modded by the sens turned up. the tone is a high pitch change too. before i catch any grief it was done this way before i got it, and i would not even think about a warranty issue. this machine has paid for itself over and over. i love it. fast light and friendly to use. an old version of the Compadre with the ED180. and hotter turned up.
my friend and I were hunting the park and we have not had rain in a month. NONE. we were limited to about an hour and we could not dig where i actually wanted to. we did not want to leave tracks either. it was hard for a leshe and a Zenport to even cut a plug. i decided to draw the Amigo II and hunt on HIGH disc, between pulltab and zinc. i wanted to find recent drops and not work too much. clad was aplenty. elbie found a nice piece of a silver brooch thing, good chunk, biker or native jewelry.
i got a good signal. did the shake, x and cross, the signal was still there. so here goes another aluminum cap--nawwww.. i popped up the little band. it was bent to a pretzel and cut by a lawnmower strike. the thing broke when i tried to straighten it. it has a solder mark where some little mount set. the inside said 10kt magnolia. my guru is a jeweler and verified it. it weighs a whopping 1.4 grams
he said he had bigger pieces than that in the carpet under his work bench. it was so thin it only had one side.
my point-- the ed180 is great on gold. little gold that's about $25 spot, I'll take it!
my friend and I were hunting the park and we have not had rain in a month. NONE. we were limited to about an hour and we could not dig where i actually wanted to. we did not want to leave tracks either. it was hard for a leshe and a Zenport to even cut a plug. i decided to draw the Amigo II and hunt on HIGH disc, between pulltab and zinc. i wanted to find recent drops and not work too much. clad was aplenty. elbie found a nice piece of a silver brooch thing, good chunk, biker or native jewelry.
i got a good signal. did the shake, x and cross, the signal was still there. so here goes another aluminum cap--nawwww.. i popped up the little band. it was bent to a pretzel and cut by a lawnmower strike. the thing broke when i tried to straighten it. it has a solder mark where some little mount set. the inside said 10kt magnolia. my guru is a jeweler and verified it. it weighs a whopping 1.4 grams
he said he had bigger pieces than that in the carpet under his work bench. it was so thin it only had one side. my point-- the ed180 is great on gold. little gold that's about $25 spot, I'll take it!
fowlercharles
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Hey Dixiedigger57, Gold is Sweet no matter how much or what form, and absolutely sweet too is anytime we can be swinging the A II. The more I swing mine the more I want to swing it. It is just plain fun and always comes through with some goodies. HH, Charlie
