574prospector

On 3/14/2023 at 8:37 AM, klunker said:

But Sir! You know how much I love a good Joke.

 So Here's an idea for the jeenyuses.  Induction in iron produces a much stronger field than in non-ferrous metals with the same mass.  Also iron likes to polarize with the magnetic poles of the planet. Also, as Steve said, we all tend to mentally discriminate targets so why can't computer processing do the same while measuring the strength and polarization of a field?

 I'm working on it. Does anyone here have two JJ6LGCC7 vacuum tubes and a 12KV transformer?

you need a flu Flux-capacitor

2 minutes ago, menyarito1 said:

@574prospecteur

which ground-penetrating radar do you recommend?

i myself do not have the resource or the funds to obtain one, I see them being used, and i would do some research, i saw some videos on YouTube i guess some miners use them to map the bedrock finding the natural riffles. 

23 hours ago, menyarito1 said:

a scam according to what?
Have you tried it and it didn't work?

im telling you, you would be better off buying ground penetrating radar for 11k?

On 3/15/2023 at 7:30 AM, menyarito1 said:

Thank you @Steve Herschbach

I hope to find the opinion of someone who has already used it.

Bleesings 

You would be better off spending that kind of money on a gpz 7k, or gpx6k with the new 900 and a monster, or a 6000, and the rest on tools to help you get there. please don't spend that kind of money on a  piece of plastic that will not work. 

NOX 1000 guys... lol 

On 7/16/2022 at 9:27 AM, Hard Prospector said:

 The Ruger Super Redhawk in 454 Casull was made for such moments.

The Alaskan guide's best friend

Hey now 10mm the best mm. Works great for bears, with extra rounds for follow up lol

2 minutes ago, Doc said:

What the Heck is That?

Well it is one of my new inventions that is in production right now and this is a small part of the CAD drawing.

The first person to guess what it is going to be will win a free one after the production run is delivered.

1 guess per person, 1 prize for the first correct answer.

So what do you think it's going to be?

Doc 

It's a pan

On 5/24/2022 at 6:15 AM, Steve Herschbach said:

Nobody like rules, regulations, or permits. However, long term success requires learning how to comply properly with those that exist. Outlaw miners are generally not very successful, as the efforts and consequences involved in skirting the law come with long term costs of their own. If proper permitting makes things impossible or unprofitable, then you need a different mining plan using different methods, or a different location.