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Glad I could help!

Wow, thank you!

Thanks

No they didn't.

I go a lot. Come visit us at Highland Lakes metal detecting club meeting at Kingsland library 10am 1st Saturday each month.

Is there a permit or contact person for metal detecting and panning on the Llano?

@@Knights880 Try Long's Camp in Kingsland Texas!

Glad it was helpful!

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To the nokta BC 🎧 setup​@@ProspectorsCache

​@@ProspectorsCachefor the nokta set-up

There were issues so we are not selling them.

​@@ProspectorsCacheso there is no way I can buy one from you?

Thanks for watching!

They have held up for over a year of detecting.

That was a short of main video.

@@ProspectorsCache There is no point to this video. A short you call it? I wish I could take my click back.

@@Zartimus Glad you liked it! 🙂

@@Zartimus Thank you mate, its 6am im at work and your made me piss myself, i literally said the same thing !!

Sorry

You must have a mental illness because who in their right mind pretends to be a female with an only fans lol

No

No Bluetooth don't work underwater

@@ProspectorsCache thank you for your answer! Did you try it?

Sulfuric acid + any nitrate salt produces nitric dioxide vapor.. that distilled into nitric acid 90% plus. Also called red fuming nitric. Very strong acid.

@@ProspectorsCache Thank you

At least you were able to talk to someone. He ghosted me after my purchase.

Sorry about that I am not good at video. I am learning

Yep, i agree

@@ProspectorsCache Thanks!

Ha ha

I will add some soon

Yep

Many thanks!

Fantastic!

What is snorkel duck diving?

Thank you so much!

I did clean rails first with alcohol.

@@ProspectorsCache not the rails. Inside the bearings. Its better to clean old bad Grease

I did I soak rails in alcohol​@@5doolar

@@ProspectorsCache There's always a "negative Nancy" in every creators life.... Well done Prospector!

Yes it is more dangerous, but it does work. My preference is Sodium Nitrate or potassium nitrate.

Thanks 👍

Texas is legal to detect on beaches that are not state or national parks

They are in the description.

amzn.to/4bvXpFF. You can get all specs here.

@@ProspectorsCache Thanks, but based on some other feedback I received since those measurments listed must be exterior as the inside the zipper line mearument given to me was a slightly shorter. I did determine though that I my a Minlab lower shaft woth the V12X coil would fit in it if the shaft is diagonal to the top and lower corners of the pack. Thanks.

​@@Stack_Silver glad it will fit. I have friend that puts his minelab manticore in the backpack with no problems.

@@ProspectorsCache That’s great to hear! Thanks for the info, it helps me lot. Going to order one today...

​@@Stack_Silver use link in description, helps me a lot.

To make silver nitrate you would add 30% water to this to end up with a 30/70 concentration to tame the pure nitric solution. Then you would dissolve silver in the solution. That would give you silver nitrate. Also be sure to always add nitric to the water slowly. Never add water to acids. Always add acid to water.

I've had these for 20 years + and they still work for my needs

Hope y'all have a great time

You are technically correct, but when I say multi frequency I mean it is operational with multiple frequencies not operating at a single frequency. ORX is a great machine.

@@ProspectorsCache Yes. Also technically, most Simulataneius Multi-Frequency detectors end up blending frequencies which that blending signal is less accurate than s ingle freqeuncy result. Like many others have already proven in years past, I have also taken my oscilloscope to measure simultaneous multi-frequency detetors and found that they mostly average down to two frequencies (refereed to as blending). This is why I like to identify a target area first in line with the soil conditions & the type of target and then choose my frequency. I find running the single frequency then performs better than blend of multiple frequencies being averaged out. The simulaneous is, of course, better if you're just looking for a wider range of targets to hit a just dig which of course is a great way to learn tones and associate them to items. Then a good simulataneous machine can be switched down to a single frequency for more accurate ID tones. But for most who just want to run a detector with decent amount of target hits with capabilitie to adjust Iron tones and such,, there is little need to spend more than among the new offerings like the Nokta Triple Score and Minelab Xterra Elite as they are fabuous detectors to run and a great value:performance ratio offering.

The main point of simultaneous multi frequency is to reduce target masking due to other metals being close by. I have tested single frequency detectors and they can't unmask targets as well as a multi frequency detectors. That is a fact that is shown by many UA-cam videos. Iffy signals has great research on the unmasking of targets

@@ProspectorsCache Yes, I did not argue that point, actually I sort of supported it. I was just speaking to the known fact that Simulatanous Multiple frequences blend and when you are able to idenfiy conditions, and ajust to the proper frequency for the sought after ttarget desired, accuracy increases. My conludeing point was also that for Most desctorists out there, Simulataneous Multi detectors are the sure way to go, Especially now with all the great values to be had in the newest of offerings…. When I built Ham Radios in the 1970’s and 80’s from companies like Heathkit, they later added a lne of metal detector kits. I built about a dozen of them for friends back then, and for that time they were decent machines, but not alot of dicrimiation and depth. What we have today coud only be imagined back then and for how relatively inexpense this better technolgy has evolved is really mnd blowing.

You can email me at tom@tomashworth.com

The slab in Kingsland

Come to metal directing club meeting. highlandlakesmetaldetecting.com

I find it is stronger that way.

@@ProspectorsCache it can't be you're just changing the layer height to get to the same size, you're just making the bottom layer look worse while having thicker layers than the rest of the model when the bottom layer usually looks the best, well it's supposed to, the only way it would be stronger is if you're getting layer adhesion problems at lower layer heights........

I have found all my printers are different. This is for the Elegoo Max with . 6 nozzle. My Creality v4 is set the way you suggest.

@@NoMercyFtwa taller first layer is supposed to work better to fill in unevenness in the bed itself. I would imagine with a large bed like the max has, there are a lot of small very slightly uneven spots throughout the bed, and having a taller layer most likely evens them out. At least that’s what I have seen mentioned in a few places and what would make sense to me.

I will try that.

You are correct, I misspoke.

Round Rock GPAA and @highlandlakesmetaldetecting.com

I live in Burnet...

Thanks Bill.

Bill it turned into a huge problem. The electronics work great. The mounting box looks great. They leak and we are still working on that part. Bone Conductor Headphones for a Nokta Legend is a great idea, but it turned into a big project.

I am coming out with gold refining video soon!

Drawing has been completed.

I've been very busy and hope to get back soon. Lots of traveling.

I was using as strainer. No need for vaccum

All you need is a pan and go to the slab in kingsland.