XP BATEA PAN from Aussie detectorist
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- I got my hand on one of the XP BATEA pans
from Aussie detectorist to try out and although it is very big in comparison to what I'm used to using I like it.
If you want one of these amazing pans for your adventures jump onto Aussie detectorist through the link below and Clegy will hook you up.
Aussie detectorist is also a great place to get all your fossicking and detecting equipment they offer afterpay and lay-by options perfect for Christmas.
Anything from snuffer bottles to the GPZ7000 Aussie detectorist have it.
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Hi Mate's,
Look like a great pan
So after seeing it on your head
we have a new name for you,
ONEHUNG LO.
With his partner Miss BIGGUS SNAKUS GRABUS.
LOL
Will be great to see it in full action on your next trip.
Dennis.
Hahahaha got that right mate wait till you try it it's odd but I kind of like it
I just ordered this kit. I’m in Michigan where it’s all flour gold. Incant wait for the snow to disappear so I can try it out 😃👍
Good video Blake hope you have a good Christmas and your family and how much was that kit
Merry Christmas mate ummm $100 from memory
Give me hat back 😉😅.
Love how quick can process the material with it.
Hope can cross paths soon and go find some colour 😁.
Cool vid. 👍👌. Great camera work Jamie ✔
It is a fast pan and fun to use I'll be over in January hope to catch up with you then
The pan takes practice. I recently got one and tried it out. O like it, but it takes some getting used to. Also, when tou swirl and stop, don't rinse like a normal pan. Dribble a small amount of water over the material tail with your hand to wash away the black sand. Also, slow down your main swirl a bit and dip the washing side more. I'm no expert, but the gold near me is fine and flakey. I a'am able to catch it fine.
Greeting from Wisconsin! I hit that Bell!! Great video!! I'll be back!!
See you soon 🤠
Thanks mate I'm a bit behind on my videos at the moment but more should be coming after Christmas
Hey bro i grew up using these i havnt used the xp plastic version yet but about to buy one but bro when u swirl u sorta roll the pan as you swirl and make sure as im sure u found but u need a decent puddle to use it and it works best when u keep the water just over the lip.
Bro these are the total bomb once u get used to it lols u won't wana use another pan the best part aboit these it smashes material way faster then any other pan style.
Stoked to see ya got one of these mate
P.s when i get mine bro ill chuck up a demo for you Chris from vo gus is about only person iv seen use it the right way suss his demos out bro it will help with this pan a bit but lols your a demon panner i have no doubt ull have this pan sorted with in 2 weeks i bet ya
Yes I definitely need more practice but I will give it a good go and master it ASAP I noticed it processes material very fast it's just so different. I'll get there eventually
@@PsychoTB48 mate once you get used to it you are going to totally love it an as you said they are unreal for lots of material you just need a good amount of water to work them properly the only draw back with these is you can't work shallow CREEKS well with out having to bucket water over it and that dosnt allow the pan to work at its best.
Cool vid by the way mate
Ok mate I will give you my idea for holding
The pan up
Get a ten litre bucket
Cut in half keep the end with the handle
You can then sit it onto that perfect height cut off
Simple trick
Me thinking as I do
Cheers 🍻
Crouch now in Port Macquarie
That's a great idea mate sorry we didn't get to catch up had a family day already in motion and then my radiator shit it's self at the asbestos mine yiks haha
@@PsychoTB48 lol no worries
i knew when no answer
yea had this idea when Chris showed the first Batea pan
pretty sure any 3 rocks would make a pretty good stand fyi
The Camera woman is very sorry 🤣
Hahahaha 🤣
Use a bucket for a stand
First hahahahahaha
don’t like it
Haha I'm not sold on it yet but in saying that if it gets the small gold it should get the big stuff to