Balxie's Gold Adventures videos.

[Guest]

Thanks fixed.

 

[Guest]

HAHA yeah the lizard bit goes on a bit to long, but was bloody hot so might have been using it as an excuse to slacken off.

 

[WalnLiz]

Some great looking gold there Balx. With clear running water like that a pair of goggles, and a decent snuffer bottle, should reap you some great bedrock sniping rewards. Best of luck on the next visit.

Cheers Wal.

 

[WalnLiz]

Good show of colour in that creek Balx, only a mater of time till you hit a good pocket. Love that well balanced feline of yours, doesn't have the usual fear of drowning in a bucket.

Cheers Wa.

 

[Guest]

Yeah Ive neglected that creek might go back with the power sluice and give it a crack. That bloody cat is more loyal than my dog.

 

[Guest]

Yeah being I guess what will be called a gold Rush Alaska "convert" I came in being all about production. As I go It seems most gold is found with brains not brawn. So many nooks and crannies.

 

[Guest]

Feedback very welcome.

 

[Tommtb7]

Nice vid balx keep em comin

 

[Guest]

4 more on youtube, didnt want to flood the market first week on the forum. haha

 

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[Ag Man]

Hey Balx, just found your vids. This the same creek we spoke about the other day?
I'll be around that area tomorrow(Fri).
Doing a bit of exploring over the other side of the main river in that area.

Good video (1) by the way.

 

[Guest]

The first couple of vids are crossover, but the rest are at "said" creek. If its not 2 wet i was going to go for a wander down the Sth side of the bridge. I usually get there about 9.45.

 

[headbut]

Hi Balx , what brand pump is that ? , I found on ebay , the Attwood Tsunami series at $19 for the 500LPH , but $15 to ship from USA , some even cheaper but shipping dearer , so check em all out , still $20 cheaper than I found here in Oz . Cheers Paul

 

[Guest]

Gday Paul this is it, 2000gph. Cant complain about it yet. Sucks up the power I have 2 of these batteries (2nd link) But 3 would be better. I can run 3-4 screened buckets per battery before the water gets a bit low. But would be useless for a highbanker I reckon. A big battery may be the go. Depends on your hike.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/260896253160?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/200833982059?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

 

[Ag Man]

what do 2 or 3 of these batteries weigh, plus the pump?

Little 2T pumps only weigh about 5-6Kg all up, + some hose

 

[Guest]

They weigh next 2 nothing, Cant even feel them in the back pack, The kids can hold the batteries in 1 hand. Super portable.

 

[headbut]

My pump is 1 amp hour , so would run 7 hours on that, heaps smaller than the CAR BATTERY I am using , thanks Balx , will get 1 of those , that will do until I get my Honda pump & HB up and going

 

[Guest]

No worries, cant go wrong with anything that costs the same as a six pack .

 

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[Tommtb7]

That's some good size gold man