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Sad that it has come back so hard again. Best of luck with the fight. :Y:

Sad to hear your health has taken away the fun things . Hope your recovery is quick, and there are always people here to help with a day out in the bush. Keep us in the loop.

Detecting is cleaning up the crap from past generations of forest users, and present day oxygen thieves rubish. The bonus is camping out for the weekend, and maybe a bit of colour.

Hope things go OK Pat.Be bloody sore for a while.

Have to make sure the bar code is readable by the machine, or it spits it back out.

Look at the time frame; 2023, May happen.

Hi Pat, do you set your detector up , then plug in and switch the Spo1 on to boost the signal? I did this the other day and run the Threshold down very low, plugged in the Spo1 and boosted the signal; very smooth signal, except for the odd emi spike.

Well done Bjay, keep them coming. :goldnugget: :Y:

Got out for a couple of hours today, 0.36g on a bull ant nest. First time out this year, on the board for 2020.

My perch is now a big branch, and hardwood too. Words so true. :Y: :rainbow: :beer: :goldnugget:

One am this morning and 31 deg under the verandah, couldn't sleep so went for a swim in the pool to get cool. :fire:

To many hands , think of all the paper he is going to use. :Y:

The fastest pan I have seen and used is the Quanta Speed Pan. Made from fibreglass, so you have to classify and be careful not to chip the riffles.

Great to have some good news and some light at the end of the tunnel Pat, Love to bridget.

Timber makes good handles too. I have one about 35 years old, 7m high.

Fueling and checking pumps, just incase the dry lightening hits us.

Looks like you have 2 customers. :Y:

Hope you have some dettol to wash the langage off. :Y:

I have a 2008 , 4500; it is fantastic. I bought it second hand; I have found small gold down to 0.05 at around 40 mm. Very smooth compared to some other 4500. The newer coils make this machine even better. :Y:

Try steel washers with 2-3 thong washers in between. I used some shocker washers, big area and small hole. You have to wear it in a bit. I have valves on mine so I can pump into the sluice. Used the outlet of a sink, cut it down and used some 1mm rubber for the flange. Bolt in the middle...