Wendell Clark

Thanks, yes on using the 11.

Today I got the deepest piece of gold I have dug to date. Using my 6000 I was detecting an old push in the Cargos. It was a very faint signal that got a little stronger with each boot scrape. I started removing more dirt with my pick and the signal kept getting stronger. When it was finally out and in the pile the hole was deeper than the coil turned on edge. I was real slow and careful about removing the target so I did not bury it. This thing was coil on edge depth. The orientation had to have been very flat. I only wish it would have been a little more portly. This is the first PI machine I have ever used and I am pleased with it.

I have done this also. It works well enough. For whatever reason the supplied 6000 headphones are terrible in the wind.

Gold Monster Battle Royale

I had never heard of it. I did my obligatory google image search and saw the beautiful, finished pieces and the even better prices.....wow. Good on you, best of luck with it.

Thanks.

From the Cargo Muchachos. A good strong but low signal on my nox. I cut it just to see what it looked like inside, I was hoping it would be a little more colorful. Past threads were very helpful.

Very nice finds for a short hunt, congrats. Thanks for taking the time to make and post the vid.

Not looking for a pointy finger, just the club names that have Hyd pit claims in these counties.....if there is such a thing!

Nice finds and good work under rough conditions! Props to you for getting out and not letting the weather completely dictate your hunting. I live in the desert also, being aware of how you feel and never being out of reach of plenty of water are priority one.

Clever and cheap solution, I like it.

Very nice finds as usual for you Tom. Your research always shows.

Great write up and inspiration for those of us who only have/use a VLF. Thanks Gerry.

I have covered maybe 1/10 of the area. I am using the stock 11, I am using Park 1 , iron on, iron volume set at 1, 50 tones, 6 recovery, 0 Iron bias. The small plate is a 1949 California registration plate. I went back today and hunted in an area that was covered in small demolition debris, slow going. Wheats and 4 silvers today, the charm was eyeball. I believe it will produce more silver but will be a tough nut.

My 800 works great for me also. I have only owned 4 other detector and the Nox is the best I have used.