Undetectable GOLD
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Not all gold nuggets are detectable with a GPX 5000.
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nice job guys and we had that problem too using the Garret ATX on porous Gold.
Some of that prickly gold can be hard to hear with the best detectors Jeff...just that I haven't come across a bit weighing a gram that was invisible. Hope you're having heaps of luck over your way mate. Cheers Wal.
Oh Liz you crack me up, your enthusiasm is contagious, and what a nice nugget, you surely do know your prospecting stuff. Good on ya's.
Glad you're still enjoying some of the vids Len and hope the gold is being kind to as well. Take care...Wal.
Haha who needs a GPX when you've got a LIZ 6000 that doesn't miss a bit😝 great vid again WalnLiz cheers
You've let the secret out now Buzz with the Liz 6000 gold sniffer. Hope luck has been following you around mate. Take care...Wal.
Wal nLiz. lol yeah Wal got a few bits up that way last month with the sdc, need to get out more, the water is still to bloody cold in the snowys .take care mate 👍🏻
small coils are more sensitive albeit don't go as deep ! some VLFs like the Garrett AT Gold and the Fisher Gold bug will pick up tiny pickers - plus i think some larger coils field of depth is more dead center and won't get tiny nuggets unless it is also dead center - i know gold chains are not easily detected if at all because of the gaps between and in the links which falls into liz's theory of that nugget .
Thanks for watching jconabike. There is many VLF's and also machines like the sdc2300 and gpz 7000 that will pick that piece up...the point was to show that a GPX5000 can't see this particular config even though I've picked up many pieces under point one of a gram with a sadie coil on the 5000. Take care...Wal.
Another great Video. I think thats why the Z has been so successful - it picks up those reefy bits that the GPX doesnt easily see.
Thanks for watching Pat. I ran the "Z" over this particular piece and it got it, but only at measured 2cm.....the 2300 got it much clearer at 3.5cm but seeing the piece was in a crevice 10cm deep none of the machines would have picked this bit up. At a weight of close to a gram I found this extremely unusual. Take care out there...Wal.
If its real porous gold a PI detector sometimes won't pick it up.
Liz " the human gold detector " well done !
Thanks for watching Ian. Liz certainly has a knack for sniffing out gold and at times leaves me for dead when I'm using expensive gold detecting toys. Take care...Wal.
Wow, that is scary to think how many of those are out there. Thanks for filming it.
Thanks for watching Alien. Just goes to show that one type of detector can't do it all. Take care...Wal.
It's hard to believe that a piece that size cannot be detected, but I have had a simular experience and must admit it took many alterations of my 5000s settings before I gave in and accepted it :-) I am glad its a rare occurrence.
Love your videos, keep them coming
Doesn't happen at pieces that size very often Old Fella but this was an unusually pitted piece intertwined by thin sheets of ironstone. I ran the SDC2300 over it and got a very repeatable signal but only at 3.5 cm. So it would still have not picked it up from the 10cm deep crevice it was in. The "Z" got a warbly signal at about 2cm but only just enough to pull you up if it was 2cm deep. The Sadie picked it up but only scraping it on the coil itself, and that was in fine gold timing with the settings pushed to the point you could not run it comfortably. Good luck out there mate....Wal.
I'm very surprised about the Z's result, I thought that it would have nailed it. Makes me wonder how much gold we are missing like that, at least we are leaving something for future technology to find :-)
Cheers
"Z" really surprised me too mate as I thought it would see it about the same as the 2300. Just goes to show that there is not just one machine out there that does it all.
Same thing happened to me once with a 4500 on a 2 gram bit and was flat. Could only hear it from about 2 inches with 8 inch mono.
Fine Gold with a small mono is your best chance on that stuff with a GPX, but I've found bits like that with the GPZ that the GPX just sees very close to the coil. Pity that crevice wasn't 3m long hey
If that crevice was 3m long Nenad I recon the GPX would have blanked out. Some bits of the same type of gold have gone better than 50 grams from here.
I love your videos. Ive just found the blow tubing stuff. You are a genius.
Handy very handy having the human gold detector on point when the gpx cannot handle the wire gold.quality
You're not wrong there Bobby. I traded my "Golden Retriever" in as it wasn't sniffing out as much gold as Liz does....lol
Need a vlf machine for that type of porous gold.
Spot On Liz !!!!! Wishing you two all the best from Southern California :)
Thanks for the good wishes Thomas and hope you have been lucky on the gold in California. Take care...Wal.
glad to see a new video , its far to long in the making .
Thanks for watching Gary. Time has been a very sparse commodity lately.All the best...Wal.
Now that's weird. I wonder why its not detecting it? Also great to see a new vid from you guys, all the best
You only very occasionally come across this type of gold Arnold which is very porous and wirey and not able to get a receive signal from a GPX detector. Take care ...Wal.
Great to see a new vid from you kids. Liz had the "touch" in this one for sure. Be well and happy; thanks for a nice "pick me up" vid after our brutal election cycle in the states.
Great to see that you are following some of our adventures jyg and hope luck is following you around over your way. Take care...Wal.
The 2300 would of picked it up or even the 7000, we call it ghost gold
Ran the 2300 over it and got a repeatable signal at 3.5 cm...this bit came out of a crevice 10cm deep so it still would have not detected it. "Z" was only 2cm on this piece. Object of the vid was to show a GPX can't hear it. A Good VLF would have easily picked it up as well. Take care...Wal.
Wal. You are not playing fair...😂😂😂
I try to play fair Manda but sometimes the gold just won't cooperate for me. Take care...Wal.
Just amazing. I haven't read through the other comments but did you try the sadie or 12" evo?
Thanks for posting this up. I suspect you now will re-detect using sdc or other ccil to help trace the reef?
Thanks for watching Detectist. Ran the Sadie over it in Fine Gold Timing with settings pushed to the max and only got a slight warble when the piece was slid along the coil surface. Also tried the 12" Evo and no signal. Take care...Wal.
I am completely shocked. I never would have expected that on such a large piece of gold, even if it was spongy. Have you tried going back to factory default settings and then setting it back up again with good settings and ground balancing? I have had my GPX5000 act funny on other minerals if I custom tune it (ie Cobalt), but never silver or gold.
Thanks for watching Amy. I have been running Minelabs since the 2100's first came out and have run the 5000 since its introduction. I train prospectors on how to set up the GPX series, and have had a lot of experience with these pulse induction machines, picking up pieces as small as point 05 of a gram with Sadie coils tweaked to maximum sensitivity. Picked up tens of thousands of small nuggets over the years, but every now and then you will come across a wiry piece of gold, usually a specie, or a very pitted piece of gold, that the 5000 has no chance of picking up....no matter what settings you choose. The SDC and the "Z" will pick up more of this porous gold, but believe me that factory settings will not be of any benefit to you in picking up gold such as this piece. Good luck out there on the fields....Wal.
small coil would see it easy...but i guess Wal doesn't need a small coil cos Liz will find it 1st
Thanks for watching m3. I intend to run a Sadie over it this weekend but I'm not overly confident as I've tested the new Evo coils over many hundreds of small similar nuggets and the Evo still picks up 99% of what the Sadie does once they are unearthed. I have several very small pitted pieces under .3 of a gram that Sadie cannot see, and that is with the settings boosted to the max in sensitive extra.
Wal nLiz i got a small nugget finder with litz wire and on my modded sd2100 it can see a 0.2 gram picker in air...pretty sure it would have pinged on that in deep mode...always happy to watch your videos guys!
The 5000 will pick up a .2 at over 8 inches m3sca. The test nugget i used in the this vid is .2 and I've pinned many pickers down to .07 with a Sadie. The determining factor is the amount of pitting in the gold and if there is enough continuity to form a reasonable surface area or density. I've detected tens of thousands of nuggets in my days and seen several that can't be detected with a GPX but never one of this size.
Wal nLiz quite remarkable that information...i guess that's good news for those panners and sluicers out there! Have you tried on the vlf machine yet?
Would be interesting to see how the SDC goes on that bit
So, this is when you became aware of the situation... How long do you suppose this has been happening, and Liz just didn't look for or find the nuggets?
Thanks for watching Stephen. It's vary rarely that you encounter a piece of gold like this that can't be seen by a GPX. Always good to have Liz along with her keen sense of sniffing out gold that I seem to miss. Take care...Wal.
Nice vid Wal & Liz! Did the SDC 2300 signal with it? I was out today with my SDC 2300 & detected a strange hotrock about 400mm deep. Its about the size of a basketball & really heavy. The rare earth magnet on my pick didnt stick to it like other hot rocks have. I tried the pinpointer on it & it would slow chirp in certain parts of the rock & scream in others. Do you reckon it's worth splitting it & having a look? I left it where I found it as I had quite a hike out with the gear I had. It was a good thing I left it as I tripped & fell into a blackberry bush lined old timers trench on my way out! Im scratched up a bit but otherwise ok! lol Cheers, Pete
Thanks for watching soaron. I'll run the 2300 and the "Z" over it this coming weekend and let you know the result. This is a first for me on a piece of this size, and if i didn't see it with my own eyes i would have never believed it.
yeah it will be interesting to see the results!
Great video Liz!
Your luck (or skill) astounds me
I just wanted to know what town or area you filmed this in?
Is this in NSW
Thanks for watching Angelo. This area is in NSW. All the best...Wal.
but where in NSW?
bless ya for taking us along on your adventures! as much as i'd like to be in Australia where i've never been, searching and learning, i am in Maine, US., where winter snow has closed in. Someday by the grace of God I would dearly love to live in the outdoors exploring for the rest of my life, the mines and such are crowded here and Australia looks like there's enough room to breathe. I dream of Australia, and somehow, I will find a way to afford to go.. even though all i have is my Social Security. Thank you both.,
Thanks for watching and the kind comment Jacqulyn. Maine can certainly get cold in the winter months from what I hear but the region is also rich for the prospectors during the warmer months. Hope you get a chance to come visit Australia some day as I'm sure you would love it. Take care and all the very best....Wal.
That detector should of picked that up.
For that size gold it certainly should have Bee. But sometimes the molecules are joined with enough gaps to let most of the transmit signal run through it without enough reflection for the receive signal to get back to the detector. This happens on only very rare cofigs of gold, and generally on only much smaller pieces than the one I had trouble with. Take care...Wal.
gday wal n liz did you check it with the sadie coil have been wanting to buy one great vid as always, Dean vic
Thanks for watching ibioufos. Got the smallest murmur with the sadie but not enough to pick up the signal on a consistent basis.
I love your Guy's finds! they are so beautiful and inspiring.
you two are also so entertaining and funny
Glad to hear that you find some of our vids entertaining Topaz. Take care...Wal.
Sweet i was going to go drop 2grand on SDC 2300 but now i might just start looking on my hands and knees ;)
A 2300 would be a great asset for you Kazz but an investment on a good set of knee pads may also be of benefit for kneeling on the exposed bedrock and specking. Best of luck...Wal.
Liz must have Dowsing Rods for Fingers :) I have an SDC did you ever try it out on this nugget?
Thanks for watching Moto. We ran the SDC over that piece and it picked it up. Take care...Wal.
Rename this “Wal needs a hearing aid” 😂 j/k
get a Fisher Gold Bug 2 with a 6" coil .
VLF's will pick it up Dwayne but without Pulse Induction machines you stand no hope with the mineralization and average depth of the nuggets in the areas we prospect. Take care....Wal.
Great to see another vid. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and all the very best...Wal.
really interested in a follow up here :)
Thanks for watching Luca. I'll keep you updated. All the best...Wal.
Hello Wal nLiz, nice to see you again, i have a doubt, how many maximun deep GPX 5000 ?
Maximum depth with the 5000 varies depending on the coil diameter you use Fabio and also the size of the target. The bigger the coil and target the more depth you will get. Ground mineralization can also limit your maximum depth. Take care out there mate....Wal.
How many maximun depth in mode treasure...have some ejem?
What Detector should I bye for find gold a cheap one if possible please help
You need a Pulse induction machine Clayton and the best value for money one on the market is the Whites TDI. You can pick a good second hand one up for around $1000. Good luck...Wal.
Hey guys do you or have you ever come to SA and or found much here, if you have?
Thanks for watching Drew. We don't spend much time in SA and only seem to get there on our way to the Alice. Cheers Wal.
Hi Wal & Liz love your videos may i prospect with you guys in australia ?
Glad you enjoy some of our vids Metal. All the very best...Wal.
Great vid guys, shame about the detector, did u get it sorted Wal?
Nothing wrong with the detector P ....it's just that this particular config of porous gold will not respond to a GPX 5000. All the best...Wal.
Ok cool Wal n Liz glad of that. All the best Len.
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Hey guys love your vids..Wal where about did you buy your back pack from for your detector??? thanks guys
Glad you enjoy some of our vids 250. The harness is a standard harness supplied by Minelab. Any detector shop selling Minelab should have them in stock. Best of luck out there...Wal.
Thanks wal all the best mate...
Wow that was nice Liz and Wal....awesome... :) Cheers GDA
Thanks for watching GDA and hope luck is following you around on the gold fields mate....Cheers Wal.
We'll see if I can make some luck happen this week, going out Saturday with Kiara since it's going to be nice and warm. Cheers
I dont trust gold detecters now
Awesome video guy's. Well done.
Thanks for watching Andro. Take care...Wal.
Hi LIz, How is Pedro doing? I have not seen a video of him in a while now.
Thanks for watching Marcia. Liz tells me she will be uploading a vid on Pedro next week. All the best...Wal.
thanks wal I love watching bird videos they are all so cute
Awesome find!
Thanks for watching Cathy. All the best..Wal.
How are you Liz?
Great video guys, very interesting.
Thanks for watching Gold Rock and good luck out there. Take care...Wal.
Wow you two are amazing.
Thanks for watching monsterbs and glad you enjoyed the vid. Cheers Wal.
Nice work.
Thanks for watching Chris. All the best...Wal.
Last thing I found was a ring in the bush. 1800s one rand like a bell under some quarts.
YES!!! NEW VIDEO
Thanks for watching Josh. take care...Wal.
Wal nLiz thanks ! You too
way to go! that was hilarious!
Thanks for watching Devon and all the best...Wal.
Привет Лиз, хорошее видео.
Thanks for watching.
Cool
The wife is Right again..😊😊😊
Thanks for watching Doli. All the best...Wal.
非常不错！！！
hes jelous lol women rule
Hi this is Clayton Heit. love your work I want to be just like you guys. I will tell everyone to subscribe to u guys bye 👋 😁
Thanks for the kind comment Clayton and glad you like some of our vids. All the best...Wal.