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A little vid in response to a question I had: How much gold needs to come from ground before you consider pegging/pushing it? Heaps of people are getting into dryblowing (well done!) and hopefully this vid will be of interest to them.

A little vid in response to a question I had: How much gold needs to come ground before you consider pegging/pushing it? Heaps of people are getting into dryblowing (well done!) and hopefully this vid will be of interest to them.

we all have to start somewhere grubstake...thanks for your comments.

Hi Diginit....Tengraph is a map with X marks the spots on it.

Thanks Mackka...normally when we get above 40ish the flies go to ground....not this time!

New season coming up fast....this may help.

New season coming up fast....this may help.

G'day Rob...I haven't used a Minelab harness since SD2100 days...they just dont work for me....try a 'day pack' back pack...get a comfy one that doesn't cut into the back of your neck and see how ya go.

Hi Phill....yep....but pulling some samples out of the wall and dollying will cost you nothing.

My thoughts go along like this.........reach down carefully and remove some in situ material off the stringer....dolly and grade it.....repeat at the various shafts and where the QTZ outcrops (you have the line of strike)....this will soon give you an idea of what your dealing with. I am sure...

excellent....witch course are you doing?

I knocked up this little vid this morning....in it is a very simple yet very powerful way to do some research over here in the West. This basic method will produce results....eventually! Hope it helps.

I knocked up this little vid this morning....in it is a very simple yet very powerful way to do some research over here in the West. This basic method will produce results....eventually! Hope it helps.

I do. Basically...less is more. We run our sensitivity lower and trust the electronics. I have a youtube vid on it if your interested. The principle is the same for all the pi detectors.

It's only one opinion Phil....but I would say your threshold is way too high...we run ours at around 10 o'clock for 99% of the time. It still arks up from time to time but overall runs fairly smooth...it may be worth a try???

Hi Phil....what settings are you running the 6 in? cheers Tony

good seeing new chums having a go...well done...

It's a small but important point if your doing a tag-along tour in Western Australia:

It's a small but important point if your doing a tag-along tour in Western Australia:

G'day Hilux...National parks are no go areas....simple. Registered sites are not 'no go areas" but I personally think if your operating out in these areas then its only right to have an understanding of where you are in relation to heritage sites (I am very much on the side of protecting...