Redz

Since this is log scale however this would indicate large increase in sensitivity for flat wound close to the coil (about 2 miniteslas compared to cylindrical), and the cylindrical only has a marginal incease at depth of 0.005.

If you cant use a highbabnker that gold is about perfect for drywasher/blower. With no clay it should process well and pay for itself fast

If you have a truck I have a whole desert that has sand with gold in it.

Nor the ones the rabbits and bighorn leave behind...

Take some soil samples home when you are out and pan them. Gold likes to hide where gold is.

The area is not known for gold. Show me any other nugget at all from there. They hypothesize gravels for the railway, but typically that is crushed rock and mine tailings, not river gravel. And lastly, how many 2 ounce nuggets are there from Wales..next to none

This story has all the highlights of a dime novel. Late to the event, broken detector, there only 5 minutes, only 6 inches down..and in an area never known to have any gold deposits

Now that's a business card

New design and material skid plates

There was a whole video on the new patents he has got for the huge 6m coil that was discussed on this forum. I suspect he is referring to that. Hope it is something different.

Shame that patents are no longer being processed, but that is a separate topic. Can see that you would need to be careful who is allowed to prospect on your claim. Thanks for the info

Just curious why you would pay to file a new claim over ground you already hold the rights to? The placer claim would allow you to prove the lode. Only reason I can see is if you are developping a subsurface mine

Could not agree more

A second big question is how useful this will be in really trashy areas of the motherlode. It has potential here to do what more expensive machines cannot

Yeah, the response from those air tests on large pieces were not very deep