Jim, I'm curious how they know it is 54% more power to the coils of the 24K. It almost seems like 54% would just as easily be 55% or 50%, but for some reason it is stated and known at 54%?
If the new 24K is getting 54% more power to the coil, what would you say the average depth increase would be on typical rice size gold in average North Nevada soil. I realize there is no exact answer as there are many variables, but boy they sure were exact letting us know it has "54%". Reason I am
Just so people know what Gerry is referring to:
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