Recent content by lukem

An thats the only signs i like to see!!! I've ridden most of the waves. Bought eth @ $125, $330 and $500. xrp @ $0.16, $0.33 and $0.40 - $0.85. I've watched all of the cycles where the bear will drop 40-80% and all the "experts" question the end to crypto. Only to see 2,3,4,5,10 x's...

This is where my gympie gold ends up!

Sold

No legs mate. Bought it to set up at home for cons really an was just going to set it up on a crate

Bazooka super mini for sale. Gave it a go twice, not my thing. As new. $140 posted. If you need pics just pm me your number an I'll send some through.

Selling as I've come to realise I just like to pan. I've taken the sluice to the river once, tried to get go action an I was over it in 10 minutes. So essentially new and header box has not been used. Located sunshine coast. Can meet north bris or the fields at gympie. $300.

I'm confused as to why people would be asking for a pan review. Its a bowl with 2 horizontal divets to concentrate gold. You can pan gold with a hj wheel hub cap! These are indeed cheap knock offs from companies that put the time, effort and money into developing plastic pans such as Garrett...

Can't beat a 99 - 02 ford courier turbo diesel 4x4. Put a waeco in the back an a yzf250. Just shy of 600,000kms in mine before we parted ways. Never did bush in it, but never been bogged fully loaded from top to bottom of Fraser a few times. Was a NSW rails ute when I got it, put heavy duty...

I've a bazooka super mini if your looking to buy

The story on channel 7 was more about the race between countries to find the unimaginable amount of wealth under the ocean floor. The site they showed was 40km's off the west coast W.A. They only showed 2 sections of gold which was just laying on the floor and what looked to be a weathered...

Funnily enough I'm watching 'Sunday night' right now, channel 7. . next story is about gold under the sea!!

There's more gold under the sea than on the land much like oil. The ocean water has microscopic specs of gold north east south to west as a result of petruding reefs and ground movement/shifting plates, etc. I've seen a doco on this which had gold veins visible in some cave

my input was never about whether or not using a yabbie pump was ok, it was about people saying "dredging is illegal, in any form" etc but confusing the case in point (for me anyway) saying yabbie pumps are fine. either way i couldnt care less because i dont really see how you could use one...

im not quite sure how you can disagree with the reality evident by every single person who has ever dug sand/gravel out of water? A shovel head has a flat degreed central curvature. With no side walls or deep concave to stop any amount of loose material flowing over when lifted through water...

Maybe, but laws of physics, gravity and water would suggest the faster you try shovel a solid from water the more you will loose. Well, that is an easy point to prove. Likewise, the amount of material in a yabbie pump would be more than 2 full shovels if emptied onto a shovel. Even if you...