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  1. 1 minute ago, mn90403 said:

    The 2300 is a champ here on the mullock piles.  The plan is easy when detecting with one.

    You see a pile and you work it.  You go on to the next hole/pile and you work that too.  It finds teeny, tiny gold.  That is what is left on the heaps.  They've been hit so many times with big guns that it is not much of a play for size or quantity in my learned opinion.

    I wonder what the percentage of undetected mullock piles there would be!  Some not on the maps and a distance from a road or a few on private land.

    I agree I came to the same conclusion,we drove we try and found only tiny bits.If I was to move there I will get and electric bike and off we go ,but as you mentioned a lot of spots have been detect,sieved ,dug,mined etc.....I have to admit our Ozzie friend did a good job there!

    Never detected(prospected)  in the US so not too sure :) one day maybe

     

    RR

  2. 2 minutes ago, mn90403 said:

    Well, Elusive got us again.  He showed us that there is gold there with a 2300 finding one little specie and one tiny grain.  

    Good work I'd say.  Adam and I were rewarded with a nice long day of detecting!

    More tomorrow and the next day and then homeward bound.

    Hi Just my 2 cents I never used a 2300 before my trip yes I used 5904765430280865085 metal detectors and I do have 1 PI a Goldscan 5c modded for beaches (originally bought for OZ) after 10 minutes in the gold fields I managed to find targets I had 10 non ferrous on the 1st day (more like afternoon)  of course I was surprised of how easy it was to use , but the coil position the lousy arm cup and the headphones were,  annoying and after 11min of use I was already thinking of how to improve it .

    This machine is I think the best starter PI .Will I buy one if I was to detect more in OZ YES

     

    RR

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  3. 3 minutes ago, mn90403 said:

    The top end buyers are too critical and will never be satisfied.  The profit and viability of a company has to be in a mass marketed machine that is 'competent' for the occasional user.  The dealers need a good margin and then the system is happy again.

    I agree 23000%..................how many times I asked directly my favourite manufacturer smaller coil in concentric...........

     

    RR

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  4. Excellent!look that the flora and fauna were the same where i was i agree on :

     

    Bendigo and Victoria honor the struggle of the miners and keep it open for the entire world to 'have a go' at finding nuggets.  No one will ever get them all in this part of the world. 

     

    GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!

     

     

    RR

  5. I ate well in Oz i was lucky every time then ..........i also brought back jams,honey and chutneys which i bought on a local market in Warrnambool ,top breakfast in Appollo bay and had a fab burger in ......forgot the name just to name a few.Everywhere i had coffee it was better than UK .

     

    The best was Goldrat BBQ and wife salad buffet but that s another story....:nugget:

     

     

    RR

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  6. I saw it in action in OZ considering that it is doing very well on Europe beaches i think it has proven it can cover a large aspect of metal detecting.

    I think i would have bought one during my trip if i wasn't already loaded with machines.................

     

     

    RR

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    I have to say thats a cool name.........................did you know that the Victory (Ship) fought the Redoutable(ship) in Trafalgar 1805.And the Redoutable is the french version of the Lobo(Tesoro)............... name of the ship were so cool at the time.

     

    Oooooops enough of the history lesson i am going back to make cake and desserts??Vive la France!

     

     

    RR

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