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everywhere I have used my walbanker (Wal made) since getting everything set up right (after consultation with wal) nothing has compared, with the Walbanker getting between 20% and 150% more gold (per person working)then anything working the same ground and that is not including the gems it picks...

look in the sponsor section for ratovic, speak to gavin and he can probably sort you out for hoses at good prices, bit late now obviously but he sells pumps too

yes white gold is an alloy of gold and platinum

To detect something you need to measure energy , in its simplest form we see (a form of detecting) something because light energy is either produced by it or reflected from it. Using energy at different wave lengths we can alter what is penetrated and what reflects our energy and using suitably...

they come in as a newbie member , use images with another sites tag in them know nothing about Australian conditions and are trying to flog their product, then have the nerve to ask us to assist them in marketing their product after posting in the wrong section of the forum to start with , but...

Send me $10,000 Australian and I will do your research for you until then (with all due respect) get your marketing department doing their job and find the expert to review your product in Australia, you are trying to sell a vlf detector into a market that detects highly mineralised soil in...

trolling is dragging a line and trawling is dragging a net so yes trolling is dragging a hook waiting for someone to bite , that is where the term originated. back on topic... this deal is absolutely fantastic, yes you can find gold with an Aldi special but anyone doing a little research...

my thinking is to not lose the rubber seal in the female couplings , so I run male on both intake and outlet on the pump and then hose is female in and male out , meaning I can use the hose for clean up without worry that it may blow the seal out , mind you there is not a lot of chance of that...

you can knock one of these up yourself with out too much trouble, of course you run into problems using it because of the "hand tools only for collecting" laws for recreational prospecting, when I was wood turning in my 20's I used a 200 litre plastic drum and a standard industrial Electrolux...

no mate it is just east of Lake Thomson (dam) O'Toole's Campground is about half a Klick east from the junction of Donnelly Creek and White Star Creek

thanks wally, as with most things the harder you work the luckier you get, but some good hints from people you meet along the way help too :lol:

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/three-dead-in-rural-shooting-near-wedderburn-20141023-11abgh.html

well the obvious question is why use an atx when almost everyone doing serious doze and detect are using gpx5000's ?

give it a run and see how it goes , catch what comes off the end to see if you are losing gold , watch to see if you are getting wash flow off the back rather then falling through your classifier, see if you are getting enough flow to wash the tailings out without washing the gold out

well I have been kicking around these forum for a few months now so I guess I should introduce myself. My name is Rohan I am living in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne at Belgrave (where Puffing Billy starts off for its trip up to Emerald). Throughout my life I have had a passing...

does this apply when the reason for dismissal is theft from the business ?

some do just push and detect BogiZemlja shows an example of that in his gold is where you find it 9 I think Wal has hit the nail on the head as to why they are using an ATX rather then a 5000 of course if they hit a decent reef their modus operandi may change hence the bringing along of the...

another possible contributor would be the effects the metal decomposing has on soil condition. My brother years ago was very into organic growing and one of the books he had written by some professor who was very critical of the established ways and the government advisers to farmers discussed...

cracka was correct before me