Bridgwater rally video

[avalon]

I think you may have the anwser Jerry, but some machines are still performing better than others.

[nobby]

I think its the trade off factor....you either have a very sparky machine that picks up small fragments of gold but doesnt handle mineralisation so well (t2, f75) or a machine that can handle mineralisation but doesnt pick up on the small gold (minelabs)....some of us are lucky to have both

[nobby]

I think its the trade off factor....you either have a very sparky machine that picks up small fragments of gold but doesnt handle mineralisation so well (t2, f75) or a machine that can handle mineralisation but doesnt pick up on the small gold (minelabs)....some of us are lucky to have both

and I still havnt found anything good

[anthonyjay]

Loved the video Steve, wish I could have been there; next time hopefully. Well done to all.

[dances with badgers]

try out a different machine at each rally steve? nice vid 

[StumbledUpon]

Great video, and fab choice of music. 

[woodbob123]

To go back to the gold test a lot depends upon the purity of the item, found or very old gold may have a lot of impurities so the actual gold may be split so to speak into smaller parts, newer gold items refined to a better degree at higher temps etc will be a much better signal. Hope that is understandable thinking of tweaking a machine to give a better signal to "old gold", now i know where to find a target it may spur me on to getting something done. Aussie gold searcher sites have plenty of info sorry i don't have a link 

[ysbytymike]

Hi Steve,
Any chance of a picture of the piece of gold you were testing? Perhaps with a known object for perspective (help to demonstrate shape/size).
All you could see in the vid is a plastic bag.
Cheers
Mike

[herbie]

Mike there was nothing in it it was just a plastic bag!!

Herbie

[ysbytymike]

 

[teamjarvo2]

Cracking video, thanks for sharing.