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Get 'em hooked on Detecting at entry level then Bump you up to P.I. GoldMonster -looks good!.....wish my sdc had a cool name....how much in AfricanPesos we talkin? Anyhow$$

go Alan go!

new video! Enjoy!

jd-have you seen the dreammat? made in montana? for finegold ....I just learned about them the day i put a post up on this forum bout 2weex ago.....looks like a winner to me? Thanks for posting! cheers, ig

Ararat....Has all great vids!...Ive watched Most All of them in 2016...Thanks for posting them Mate" Cheers from 0c Idaho! Ig

Wow! Awesome!

Hi- revisiting Victor Marshall's best Days! Been watching Him for Years! He Never Says a word, But Gets the Gold! NorCal. Cheers, Ig check out His older video list first....

I got Mango Fever From it! sticky.......ugh

These guys are always getting peoples stuff back! apparently gps doesnt always work if item is stored indoors....

yeah im moved from so.cal to a county that is 8,000sq. mi. and only 16,000population.....and believe it or not......Only has 1 single traffic light in the whole county....open carry legal.....concealed carry legal w/Outa permit. Sorry no Feinstein here cheers, it like 7 outside

Works Great! on Coil nuts and wash hers!

"Cricky! It's uh bludie rippa!"

Snow! Was -2 F Last Nite and EMI

i been looking for where i left that

Steve-thats as well put as can be! Thanks a Million!

It continues.... Abstract The geology of the Idaho batholith and its border zone is interpreted by papers in this volume. The geology of the northern (Bitterroot) lobe of the batholith is well described in chapters by Toth, Reid, Wiswall and Hyndman, and Bittner, who discuss aspects of the petrology, structural geology, emplacement history, and zones of migmatization, respectively. Criss and Fleck concentrate on chemical and isotopic evidence for the origin of the batholith and some of its hydrothermal systems. Onasch discusses the structural geology of the western border zone near Riggins; Bonnichsen describes the geology of the border zone farther south near New Meadows. Lewis and others concentrate their attention on ages, chemical compositions, emplacement history, and source regions of plutons in the southern (Atlanta) lobe of the batholith. Ages of intrusions in the batholith are well constrained by radiometric dating; excluding the complex western border zone, where some plutons from the accreted Blue Mountains island arc terrane may be structurally involved, most plutons composing the batholith crystallized between 95 and 45 Ma. Calc-alkaline volcanism began in central Oregon about 55 Ma, at approximately the same time that the last phase of plutonism began in the Idaho batholith. Major phases of Late Cretaceous and early Tertiary magmatism can be correlated with directions and rates of Farallon and Pacific plate motions. just 206 more pages to go.

From too much geology study 25hrs a week.worth of GeoBabble. But Did Find a new spot to detect Today Without Snow.. Southfacing , near an area that I witnessed w crossbedding in sedimentary sandstone( all firsts for me! applying sedimentary petrology learned recently to the structure! i.e.roadcut of a maybe? To try and detect? what appeared to me to be an ancient streambed covered by ash.....Any Thoughts out there Experienced Operators care to share any thoughts be appreciated....that you are willing to about this exposure...Eye didnt have darn camera and phone was dead. when i spun around and parked the Cherokee,. the gravel looked out of reach??? it was prob. and average of 6ft below the top of the bench...ancient stream..pinched out sitting up there 45ft. straight up.. and 6-10 ft. below the scrub grass bench Surface....the 100yd exposed roadcut seam is 2meters thick baseball, softball,football, size cobbles w/some soccerball size boulders.down below a 4-6ft.ashy yellowish peach crumbly rhyolite I also assume....? those 2 layers are sittin ontop of the more "massive 40-50ft exposure of crossbedded sandstone!! It's Beautiful to Me and its color is Grey...was goin to try the .45 00 w/ the 20inch NF Round or the 14inch NF round? I havnt actually havnt swung any detector Ever" "yet" over a piece of 'Nativegold" I'm A Newbie only in the sense of never hada season or day " yet" of 8hrs inthe field or 24 or 72 straight... just plinking around while learning as much from the Forum as well as The Best Minelab Operator's and Geologists i could find! have theright gear and playing the Exploration Geo" wannabe First before I "breakdown in tears and have to be a Spot Guy" and Go to Rye Patch... to get Lucky...for my first piece.(no offense) but I'm more of a Pattern" Fisherman. And I'm Looking for Pounds Of Gold" Only place i can detect w/out snow for 100 miles...What Have I Got To Lose...Break myself in early.....where i wana go is 8 weeks to 4months before those areas open and the season begins for me....You Know "The Start"! Share Anything You Want Even About Your "Start Preperations or Pre-tuning Your Gear or Your Head!

Steve Thanks for posting......I personally think Diamonds are out there to be found if You Know your Geology! Cheers from Club Med Balmy 40 degrees- IdahoG (see below) file:///C:/Users/Idaho%20GOLD/Downloads/DIAKIMLAM.pdf

I ll take a 93 or newer 5 speed xj anyday....mines a 1 seater....the rest is a 7ft bed w lockable detector storage and lockable food, tool,hunting accessories storage......Not much for dates unless she's laying down the whole way....@ gets 20mpg w/205 tires. My Fisher Gold Bug2 cost more than my car! infact my gpx4500 cost more than all three of my cars combined! tight budget requires priorities! My sdc-2300 cost more than my House!!!!! No! just Kidding cheers, from 8degrees ..IdahoG

PAUL b the first in the UK w/ the QED????????

ive seen that for a few years now! excellent! All of the Geology films are a MustWatch

Devasting and Horrible I Feel Sick Right Now About It! We'll Send the "Fumanchu" to recover the Goods ! Ruthless' but they look for out of area plates as "Prey"

Paul-just save up ....and get a new...gpx-4500....from a minelab official dealer...my dealer took payments for a few months....or buy that used 4500 one...and have him send me the battery I need an extra ! seriously if its a minelab original ? the goldscreamer kit on that used 1 takes camcorder batteries and i have a Amazon web link for charger and 2 for amazon $56bux usd...its posted somewhere in this forum couple months back.Options......Definitely get a new 4500 or a new used like thats 4sale...under warranty..$2400 is a deal......the nugget finder" my mate" and early buyers of its 8 year proven history as a gold machine $Paid$4-4500.....a few folks have even gone back to it "AfterZed"......and the new ones supposedly run w newer electronics boards etc like the 5000 just 2 less timings...Makes a smoother running unit! I'f i'm not mistaken the iron discrimination only works w Double "D coils so instead of a nugget finder mono....get ahold of nenad at phase technical and watch his yu tube vids...and "Go for" a Detech 15" .Options....theres Always more than 1 way to skin a cat! And a gpx .45 does a great job! Cheers, jd

Paul -I'm out ! i'm a Newbie and Steve Knows it!!! LoL...

And "Its got Iron Discrimination! Most Gold guys have it Off ....but your just the "Man to Master it and:Teach this forum Wuzzzzzzzzzzup....and report back. Cheers, jd