What a good Video, I may have to throw one back at ya! I do not think I will do what I take with Trommelgedden! Thats ridiculous what I have to take to feed the beast! But another good vid mate. Great to see the subscriber's climbing up! It is a hard thing to grow the channel. But you sir are doing it very well! Bump into you again for sure. Cheers Andy PPA
Haha yeah im sure its a stack of stuff for Trommelgedden! Cheers mate plenty of help getting the numbers with your shoutouts Andy thats a fact. will do mate catch up soon
An excellent example Andrew, of what I term diagonal thinking, ball of fire fusion reactor 8 light minutes away in the sky. I thought it was for the reason of cheering or jeering crowds that it's better at night... detecting, that is, ha. Is the GM waterproof? Creek detecting is the thought, we'd seen the GM used to look for concentrates of heavies, rather than just on the search for nuggets, but enough flakes or specks sets off that detector. We'd have said wind and rain are good cover for the noises detecting and panning involves, maybe not flooding rains and falling branches and trees, they're unexpected finds you don't want to make. Were going to do a long explain on three-colour low-vis, but certain white lights don't work well at night, attract insects... and people! Yellowy incandescent light shows yellow metal better than LED whites. As you're techy, have you looked into this? Our angle was using a UV torch looking for sapphires in gravels, they shine pink, with the heavies centred, and a strong bike torch, waterproof and USB rechargeable, for looking under the water. Good gear display, btw. We'll have to get our nephew a rod bag, we've been on the lookout for a sizeable cricket gear bag for the Water Rat sluice, so any onlookers might wonder, where's the cricket ground I'm taking a shortcut through the bush to?! Onya, G of Narre.
The GM is incredibly good at finding small gold and species, It is waterproof to the unit, eg the shaft and coil are not the brains, I use infrared on my headlight when detecting then switch to LED when I'm digging a target otherwise yes its a bug fest haha I put straps on my high banker and wear it as a backpack, which makes it easy to trudge through the bush I find, but a cricket bag would work too.
What a good Video, I may have to throw one back at ya! I do not think I will do what I take with Trommelgedden! Thats ridiculous what I have to take to feed the beast! But another good vid mate. Great to see the subscriber's climbing up! It is a hard thing to grow the channel. But you sir are doing it very well! Bump into you again for sure.
Cheers Andy PPA
Haha yeah im sure its a stack of stuff for Trommelgedden! Cheers mate plenty of help getting the numbers with your shoutouts Andy thats a fact. will do mate catch up soon
You should definitely do an equipment breakdown of trommelgedden when you have a chance. Set up, carry in, etc.
@@frenchys_prospecting are you offering to help with the logistics?
@@andypandyAU.6669 definitely. It'll be a day of fun and trommeling
An excellent example Andrew, of what I term diagonal thinking, ball of fire fusion reactor 8 light minutes away in the sky. I thought it was for the reason of cheering or jeering crowds that it's better at night... detecting, that is, ha.
Is the GM waterproof? Creek detecting is the thought, we'd seen the GM used to look for concentrates of heavies, rather than just on the search for nuggets, but enough flakes or specks sets off that detector. We'd have said wind and rain are good cover for the noises detecting and panning involves, maybe not flooding rains and falling branches and trees, they're unexpected finds you don't want to make.
Were going to do a long explain on three-colour low-vis, but certain white lights don't work well at night, attract insects... and people! Yellowy incandescent light shows yellow metal better than LED whites. As you're techy, have you looked into this? Our angle was using a UV torch looking for sapphires in gravels, they shine pink, with the heavies centred, and a strong bike torch, waterproof and USB rechargeable, for looking under the water. Good gear display, btw. We'll have to get our nephew a rod bag, we've been on the lookout for a sizeable cricket gear bag for the Water Rat sluice, so any onlookers might wonder, where's the cricket ground I'm taking a shortcut through the bush to?!
Onya, G of Narre.
The GM is incredibly good at finding small gold and species, It is waterproof to the unit, eg the shaft and coil are not the brains, I use infrared on my headlight when detecting then switch to LED when I'm digging a target otherwise yes its a bug fest haha
I put straps on my high banker and wear it as a backpack, which makes it easy to trudge through the bush I find, but a cricket bag would work too.