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Not wrong Duck, if I didn't already have a pair they would be mine.

Good looking unit AO👍

Yep, dry so far drizzle stopped very early topping out at 19mm. Good day for the first home game 🏉.

Yes, I thought about that before posting, but seeing where the post is, it's appropriate. 🧐😁😂

About 10mm into an expected 40mm in Dunolly atm fwdoz

Geez, not only are fish dumb, appears they have no sense of taste either

Do some research on ground noise Steve, plenty of info on this forum

It has legs Macca. Undo locking nuts, insert legs and wind up. Drive off.

beautiful piece, lovely just like it it.

The course run by Andrew Bales, (Raw gold), covers surface indicators both theory and after lunch on location Highly recommended course.

One lesson to familiarise yourself with the machine, after reading the manual should suffice. Doesn't matter which machine. Then turn to geology, learn how to read the ground (Raw gold Springs tto mind). Remember maps online, by Tully etc are only and indication where others have already been...

Judging by your question you haven't read the manual at all, I suggest you do so. The Commander 11" mono is one of the best coils out there for the 5k. Whilst reading and researching, Run your machine in factory settings, fine gold on front panel. If you walk over gold you will pick it up...

That he did a long time ago.

A tad later LW, just had 55mm over a few days.

Really?????

I don't think I'd venture west in a Disco 3 dragging a 1970's caravan.

https://www.bunzlsafety.com.au/knee-on-knee-protectors-2-straps-blue---black-lkpn

I know of an SDC 6 ouncer some years back.

Well done Reg, just rewards for the efforts he puts in.

Good advice, and keep a piece of ground noise in your pocket.