CAauhuntr
New member
So, I made some changes to the Kruzer
Have not used it yet, but it is ready
Good afternoon, all.
New to the forum and first posting
I purchased the Kruzer to use in the creeks that are very mineralized in the southern mother lode area, even the slate/shist bedrock constantly sets off my Gold Finder 2000. I could use my Garrett Axiom but high frequency VLF's are so much easier, especially with discrimination and target ID,
Unfortunately, it has been 100 + degrees for the last few weeks, so just waiting for a break in the weather
Arm cuff: moved it up one screw hole, cut the top approx. one inch, used a heat gun to narrow the cuff to (snap on my arm) and installed grip tape
added stand
Rods: I cut the upper rod down 10 inches to utilized more of the lower carbon fiber rod (The cam locks are easy to take off on the Nokta). also shortened the handle rod behind the arm cuff
Search Coil: filled in all the gaps on the sides of the coil connector fins that always fill in with dirt and painted the top or the coil with an enamel hammered dark silver. added grip tape to circle logo for use with the plastic spoon
Also included a photo of my battle worn Nokta Gold Finder 2000, this machine has paid for itself 12 times over using it in a historic mine dump
Have not used it yet, but it is ready
Good afternoon, all.
New to the forum and first posting
I purchased the Kruzer to use in the creeks that are very mineralized in the southern mother lode area, even the slate/shist bedrock constantly sets off my Gold Finder 2000. I could use my Garrett Axiom but high frequency VLF's are so much easier, especially with discrimination and target ID,
Unfortunately, it has been 100 + degrees for the last few weeks, so just waiting for a break in the weather
Arm cuff: moved it up one screw hole, cut the top approx. one inch, used a heat gun to narrow the cuff to (snap on my arm) and installed grip tape
added stand
Rods: I cut the upper rod down 10 inches to utilized more of the lower carbon fiber rod (The cam locks are easy to take off on the Nokta). also shortened the handle rod behind the arm cuff
Search Coil: filled in all the gaps on the sides of the coil connector fins that always fill in with dirt and painted the top or the coil with an enamel hammered dark silver. added grip tape to circle logo for use with the plastic spoon
Also included a photo of my battle worn Nokta Gold Finder 2000, this machine has paid for itself 12 times over using it in a historic mine dump
