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  1. I wish Jen ! .not that lucky , headed away to Daylesford for ten days detecting a fortnight ago , then was to shoot across to Maryborough and meet up with my long time detecting mate and his brother from Geelong , and ended up with the jeep gearbox playing up, 125c pulling the van  and wheel alignment issues , spent 2 days in Bendigo , 2 days in Castlemaine   and nearly a thousand bucks on it ,then it rained and snowed for 3 days , then when I finally got out to pickpocket diggings had the on/ off switch on the 4000 crap itself , total time on ground 2 hrs for 4 targets one two foot deep but a 2x 1 piece of steel . packed traps and come home , bubble wrapped control box and sent it off to minelab for an updated 4500 switch :huh::huh:

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  2. Yeah thats it Steve ! Thanks and oh you have already seen it , found it on an aussie fbook forum page , makes me cringe on what ive left , got a few targets to recheck at Rushworth  , the 4000 sounds a lot different to the 3500 which sounds much my old 2100 , cheers Jed :wink:

  3.   Yup Jen do notice , a lot more obvious on the pc compared to the 8x4 tablet , and why wouldn,t you .

    Many moons ago when I was learning the poker machine repair trade or slot machines as you call them over there , I was with a small private business , and we repaired every board we could , money was money , and a jumper wire didn,t cost more than a couple of beers  unlike the Aristocrat board jockeys who were our competition ,  rip it ,  swap it ,  send it back to factory when box was full . ha ha 

    was checkin a couple of curley chords off the 3500 a few weeks ago that didn,t  work , checked continuity and both had none at same pin , took a punt and  cut 3 inches off the most stretched end    and   bingo  problem solved , resoldered ends and when wires of offcut  were stripped back just for interest ,  both white wires in the leads  had breaks   :blink:   ,mmmm  go figure , :cool:

  4. mmm    hearin ya steve , left that forum for a similar reason , but ocassionally checked in , checked in to see if you had posted because you had not updated your magic haul  here couldn,t  believe the shite  an then deleted the other forum from favourites ,

     I don,t  quite understand  the modern world today , or maybe  forum mentality , anyway   carry on Mad Fish ,  I,ll nominate ya for THE MOBIL GOOD MOVE AWARD :biggrin:

  5. 6 hours ago, hiluxer said:

    Mate, if you love your dogs please don't even think of taking them along on a WA prospecting trip. The rangelands here in WA have got a major problem with wild dogs and dingoes, to the extent that some graziers have been driven off the land by their stock losses. 1080 baiting in the goldfields here is relentless for good reason and too many pet dogs have already been lost, some within minutes of getting out of the car.

    Had no choice maltese had gme and couldn,t go to a kennel  . And airedale would have been muzzled out of the van . Both crossed the rainbow bridge early february ,

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  6. 7 hours ago, fredmason said:

    you must need a new pair of flip-flops...good detecting with the (I assume) Monster!

    fred

    Crivens !!! :ohmy:  reminds me as a kid putting a garden fork thru me big toe whilst wearing them looking  for worms to go fishing in the vegie patch .  lesson learnt for life :sad:

    Ha    flip flops   only heard of that for the first time on Discovery channel the other day watching deadliest catch .

    here in Victoria they are called Thongs    or Japanese Safety Boots ;;:cool:

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  7. Speaking of cool, we have been -3,-2,-1 nearly every night and a max of around 12,s during the day, bloody frost fans in the surrounding orchards don't do much for a good nights sleep . we are back to a real winter of 30 years ago , the seasons seem to be turning back the clock . Jen do they do controlled burns over there ? as our parks mob here or just rely on mother nature ?

    yes Charcoal ,nasty stuff !    .  when they advertise a burn here its like flys to a honey pot ;  a mate in the fireys that does burns told me every time they go to an area ; a regular lights up another in the proximity knowing it will get put out but will also open up the area he wants , but they can,t catch him  in the act . :ph34r:

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