Triplehooked

Thanks Steve, I've heard everything from 4 to 24 hours run time, but I would imagine the variety of batteries being used are the culprit. I've also heard Keene has changed pumps, opting to increase the flow to around 650 each, but I agree that better flow could be attained using it as a sluice. I've been using the A52 and have been impressed with the rate of feed and fine gold catch in stock form (zero flour gold found in my tailings so far...). I like that there's a port to add a gasoline pump as well. The cam lock legs are a nice touch. I contacted Keene regarding selling just the rotating leg kit, but their response was that it would be cost prohibitive at this time (around $150)...

Has anyone tried one of these? Looks like a versatile piece of kit! I'm wondering what kind of run time you would get out of the electric pumps on say a 29 series deep cycle battery... https://keeneeng.com/mini-max-power-sluice/

I really like them, have three of the 14" acentric pans for me and my boys. The offset design really does help with stratifying material and the larger bottom is nice to allow more room to hold the heavies. The riffles are extremely deep, but one of my boys is, well let's say a bit aggressive when panning, so those riffles help him to still find color...lol.