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I'm glad you did it well cause I remember what he did to the guy that set up the sluice at too steep of an angle. : )

You know the ole saying .. if it looks to good to be true ...

And you had to jade dog instead of a gold dog.

Well maybe I'll take gold mining back off my bucket list...

Sounds like a plan Steve. A good plan.

You should never stick anything smaller than your elbow in your ear to clean it.

Didn't I see a hat that said .. It's not hoarding if it's metal detectors

Happy Holidays Steve. Look forward to seeing the forum continue in the New Year. /Rob

That's how you guys keep breaking the ears on those Minelab coils!! Too funny. Thanks for sharing that.

I would be careful coating the circuit board with a conformal coating of this nature for fear of changing the heat dissipation capabilities of some of the electronics parts on them. You might find overheating becoming a problem.

Wow, Detector remorse.. Who'd have thunk it?

Steve what you are doing is a lot of work and it makes the forum a heck of lot easier to navigate. Thanks for such a nice place to spend our time and the excellent job that you do keeping it up. It's a gem.

How to make it work in the desert and find gold nuggies ?? : )

I've found those deep aluminum can sized non-ferrous yer talking about. Thanks for the tips Clive. And the 3 books. //R

http://www.onelight.com/hec/targets/Alaska/Stan Grist's resources for treasure hunting, gold prospecting, metal detecting and exploration. .htm This guy I think