First Trip With Over 10 Bits With The Monster!

[SDMiner]

Hit a really hard worked out area in the Mojave this last weekend. With a little know how from watching Bill Southern's videos on the Gold Monster,  reading Steve Herschbach's literature on the Monster and a lot of persistence I managed to beep up some good gold! Bedrock and tailing piles were the cats meow in this situation. I also wanted to mention that I picked up an old pair of Koss TD/80's with the 1/8" inch plug and adjustable volume that work flawlessly. -Mike

[IdahoPeg]

That’s some nice gold! ? 

[Leighton]

That’s so awesome! Good for you!

[Hard Prospector]

Nice  weekend pay Mike, strong work!

[Lunk]

Good job!

[Gravelwasher]

 Nice desert gold, and 10 pieces too, way to go!!

[SDMiner]

Thanks for the comments everybody. There were a lot of high fives that day!

Hardprospector knows where this place is...he's probably driven by it a 100 times!?

Simon: I ran in the automatic 1 sensitivity level most of the time. I tried to run manual 10 but it is quite a bear to ground balance. Dropped it down to 7-8 and it ground balances out pretty good. Oh and did I tell you this machine has an obsession with hot rocks? I am really digging how easy it is to use. Now if Minelab would just release a transmitter that will plug into the monster and work with the Nox wireless headphones...I read one of your articles awhile back about how you used a transmitter and headphones on a Monster..did they work for you? -Mike

 

[beatup]

good bit of detecting on your part

[SDMiner]

7 hours ago, phrunt said:

Thanks, yes, I have a bluetooth low latency transmitter that works perfectly with the GM and Minelab Nox headphones.  I've even used it on my GPX 4500 to make it wireless, worked fine there too.

I am starting to discover hotrocks lately at a couple of places I've been too, they're a pain with any detector from what I can see.

Which transmitter do you use? 

[Hard Prospector]

That districts been hammered by 30+ years of detector technology yet she keeps put'n out.....been pretty good to me too!