Show me Your VLF Finds .
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Should have seen what my wife looked like with old technology... 
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JeffP said:Would love to see what people have found with the OLD Technology
Do you mean found back then or now?
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All of The leaf gold was found with my old GOLD BUG sad to say the little nuggets he couldn't even pick them up in the red dirt about 6 inches down. hence the reason it is now a toy. for the grand children. But lots of fun in the right place.
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stoyve said:Jaros said:Should have seen what my wife looked like with old technology...
Your a very very bad man Jaros
And brave as well
Its ok, she can't read when the blindfolds on....
Hi JeffP
There's some pictures early in the finds section of some of the Gulgong area nuggets that I found many years ago using my Tesoro Lobo. It paid for itself many times over the years
There's some pictures early in the finds section of some of the Gulgong area nuggets that I found many years ago using my Tesoro Lobo. It paid for itself many times over the years
Either ... I just want to see what the older Detectors/Technology are capable of .grubstake said:JeffP said:Would love to see what people have found with the OLD Technology
Do you mean found back then or now?
I'll have a look Oldfella
Like this you mean?
Golden Triangle, July 1984; depth 10-12"; Garrett Groundhog 15kHz VLF with 10" double-D coil; gold content 220g (7 oz).
Golden Triangle, July 1984; depth 10-12"; Garrett Groundhog 15kHz VLF with 10" double-D coil; gold content 220g (7 oz).
Well done. 7 oz.
Of course she doesn't, she has her own PC. She would know i'm only joking.(I hope so any way?)
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JeffP said:Would love to see what people have found with the OLD Technology
Need to be clearer, the terms
My old man is 80 plus (He is Old school) and he found a fair bit on the surface in the NT when he was a young fella.
Should get some pics...
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grubstake said:Like this you mean?
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/4012/1430380012_prospecting20.jpg
Golden Triangle, July 1984; depth 10-12"; Garrett Groundhog 15kHz VLF with 10" double-D coil; gold content 220g (7 oz).
Geeze Grub, That's A Ball Tearer, Do You Remember?? Was it A Good Signal? Some of them Older Machines still have a lot to Offer,
Well done Mate,
john
The nugget was in deep red clay surfacing, the top 12-15 inches of which had been removed back in the old goldrush days. The signal sounded very dull, rather like charcoal I thought, so I assumed I was digging down through the mineralised clay remains of an ancient burnt-out tree, as no matter how much I dug, the sound persisted, rather than fading away. My wife and I had previously found 15 nuggets in the vicinity, for a total of 340g, so as long as I still had a signal of some sort in the hole, I wasn't going to walk away without getting to the bottom of it!
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grubstake said:
Unreal, what A Find, The Story behind it is just as Important as the Nugget It's self, That Smile Says it All, Congrats Mate A Well Deserved Trophy,
Thanks for Posting It,
John
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well done GS and well done on that Mo too...you still sporting that one?
MJB said:
Thanks MJB. Sadly, the mo is no more - I've been clean-shaven since it turned grey like the hair.
I was almost going to post nearly the identical comment almost word for word a couple hours ago but wasn't sure if it was appropriate. gr8 gold gr8 moe.MJB said:
