Today I BOUGHT

Tribsa 56 said:

Just bought one of these little personal locating beacons as i find im spending most of my detecting time all by my lonesome out in the middle of nowhere ....$259 from outback adventures ..10yr battery life and australian made. Cheap insurance i reckon https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...32/1549961167_optimized-20190212_182303-1.jpg

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Great buy :Y: as for me if I bought one the battery would be out of date the way I'm going :8 when I do get the opportunity I'm generally alone as well. I've got it on the to buy list though :Y:

Well I have just ordered a wifi enabled digital thermometer to keep an eye on the pellet grill while I do extended slow cooking. As long as the internet is working, I can track the progress from anywhere. This time Ill get an alert when bbq plays up 6 hours into the cook with $50 of meat on the line....

https://www.fireboard.com/

On its way from Kansas city... Come on UPS don't keep me waiting too long...

Tribsa 56 said:

Just bought one of these little personal locating beacons as i find im spending most of my detecting time all by my lonesome out in the middle of nowhere ....$259 from outback adventures ..10yr battery life and australian made. Cheap insurance i reckon https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...32/1549961167_optimized-20190212_182303-1.jpg

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same as mine
well worth having for peace of mind
make sure you do the online registration

7.62marksman said:

Tribsa 56 said:

Just bought one of these little personal locating beacons as i find im spending most of my detecting time all by my lonesome out in the middle of nowhere ....$259 from outback adventures ..10yr battery life and australian made. Cheap insurance i reckon https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...32/1549961167_optimized-20190212_182303-1.jpg

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same as mine
well worth having for peace of mind
make sure you do the online registration

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http://beacons.amsa.gov.au :Y:

7.62marksman said:

Tribsa 56 said:

Just bought one of these little personal locating beacons as i find im spending most of my detecting time all by my lonesome out in the middle of nowhere ....$259 from outback adventures ..10yr battery life and australian made. Cheap insurance i reckon https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...32/1549961167_optimized-20190212_182303-1.jpg

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same as mine
well worth having for peace of mind
make sure you do the online registration

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Yeah all done. Just added on with the rego for my boats epirb.... easy as :Y:

Wishfull said:

ctxkid said:

Today i got mynew pc

an my mouse is nearly bigger layful:

Now to set it up

https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/12410/1549872709_image.jpg

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Ok looks cool. Can you tell us its specs etc.
Maybe some more pictures.
Cheers

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wishfull here is a run down
https://raspberry.piaustralia.com.au/raspberry-pi-3-model-b

Finally, oh yes...

Welcome to the club mate.
Good choice :beer:

Cheers, there's a 24 tid in the lawn that ive walked over with all my other detectors that's got me curious.. probably bottle cap!

Latest edition by Andy

Adrian ss said:

Bought a combo pin-pointer and digging tool of Ebay. Should be interesting to see if it works. The pin-pointer coil is built into the blade tip.

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21/02/19.

The combination pinpointer and digger trowel works well. Much tougher than it looks. Not very sensitive but sounds off well when within an inch of the target and is loud on contact. It is a no motion vlf type and does not work in high iron mineralisation, so not much chop in the Aussie gold fields but very handy for the coin and jewellery hunters.

Found this book a the local markets for $1.Had to get it just for political incorrectness.lol.
How times have changed..wouldnt find this in any school library anymore.. :lol: :lol:
Hey mods.
Just remove if anyone thinks this post is not appropriate.

wish i'd have found that , awesome find

ctxkid said:

wish i'd have found that , awesome find

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Still has the cut out in it too. :Y:

I have that little Book as well
Was Chuffed when I found it
Good score for a $1 :Y:

There was a very funny set of parodies of original Lady Bird picture books published a while ago.

Here is one about police. Very funny.

http://420.thrashbarg.net/the_ladybird_book_of_the_policeman_police_at_work_easy_reading.html

DrDuck said:

There was a very funny set of parodies of original Lady Bird picture books published a while ago.

Here is one about police. Very funny.

http://420.thrashbarg.net/the_ladybird_book_of_the_policeman_police_at_work_easy_reading.html

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:lol: :lol: :lol: :| :lol: :lol: :lol:
Thats the Funniest thing I,ve read for age,s :lol: :lol:
Who ever Wrote these books HAS SOME SERIOUS ISSUE,S :lol: :lol: :lol:
Well worth the Read :lol: :lol: :lol: :Y: :Y:
Nice one DrDuck

Thats a crack up !
Cant believe they could actually print it
Bloody funny :lol:

DrDuck said:

There was a very funny set of parodies of original Lady Bird picture books published a while ago.

Here is one about police. Very funny.

http://420.thrashbarg.net/the_ladybird_book_of_the_policeman_police_at_work_easy_reading.html

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The part that cracked me up the most was ( the truncheon is used to hit a suspect that is resisting arrest) following sentence is ( there confessions are written down in a notebook) :lol: :lol: most resisting arrest charges happen in the interview room dont they ? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Thats awesome Doc!

Think that it may be on the money in some ways :fistpump: