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Gold Prospecting, my first nugget video :please:
- Thread starter nvchris
- Start date
DrJoeprime
New member
Thanks for that video!
One handed nugget recovery is hard..eh?
Looks like a nice place to find nuggets..what sort of weights did you have?
Joe (California)
One handed nugget recovery is hard..eh?
Looks like a nice place to find nuggets..what sort of weights did you have?
Joe (California)
samandnoah
New member
Informative video for those of us who have never done any nugget hunting. Nice find. Thx for posting.
Rich
Rich
All are around the half gram mark. With the small one @ .12 of a gram or about 2 grains
This is fast becoming my favorite VLF. Unsurpassed in speed, and an accurate iron ID.
Most modes give a good dig/me response when using the 18kHz.
I think the trick is a spot on GB.
What I would like to see on the next remote is the GB values displayed (and adjustable) to 10th's i.e. 87.3, 87.4 .5, etc. I feel the current method/values need a finer adjustment.
This is fast becoming my favorite VLF. Unsurpassed in speed, and an accurate iron ID.
Most modes give a good dig/me response when using the 18kHz.
I think the trick is a spot on GB.
What I would like to see on the next remote is the GB values displayed (and adjustable) to 10th's i.e. 87.3, 87.4 .5, etc. I feel the current method/values need a finer adjustment.
North Jim!
I was hunting by Sawtooth knob about 50 miles north from Lovelock.
The gold field program with IAR @ 0, reactivity 2, sens 89, tone 251.
Like I said a perfect GB is the key with a re GB every few feet due to the variable ground.
Here is a shot of Sawtooth looking towards the NE.
I was hunting by Sawtooth knob about 50 miles north from Lovelock.
The gold field program with IAR @ 0, reactivity 2, sens 89, tone 251.
Like I said a perfect GB is the key with a re GB every few feet due to the variable ground.
Here is a shot of Sawtooth looking towards the NE.
Id rather use the DEUS then the GB Pro Duke!
Better GB = better depth + sensitivity!
I hunt gold for a living, and can use any detector I like for finding gold.
Minelab GPX5000 - for shear power, depth and coverage.
Fisher GBII - ultra sensitive on the sub grain gold in mild ground.
XP DEUS - Finds the nuggets in the worst trash litters mining camps.
Better GB = better depth + sensitivity!
I hunt gold for a living, and can use any detector I like for finding gold.
Minelab GPX5000 - for shear power, depth and coverage.
Fisher GBII - ultra sensitive on the sub grain gold in mild ground.
XP DEUS - Finds the nuggets in the worst trash litters mining camps.