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geez--some mothers do have em. Must admit when I pre assemble the vast majority of units I sell in western Australia including the harness-- I get the operator to use and familiarise themselves with the machine as I verbally go through the start up procedure..I don't post many. regards oneday

why would u want to do that Dave? its like Mercedes giving red bull the secrets of their winning motor. u certainly wouldn't want a smaller coil and with the configuration of the coils u would still have a weight problem. sorry we couldn't get to the gathering in Vegas but u never know we might see u all in Australia somewhere. regards oneday

u certainly wouldn't go into difficult..u will walk over gold. mainly used General and Normal with Sensitivity between 13-17. when we used Extra Deep the targets were a little suppressed but they were targets. General found a fair amount of gold. Make sure u check the skid plate to ensure its secured to the coil -- tape the coil to the skid plate especially on the front end..very important-- clean the skid plate after about 20 hours of use to see if u have picked up much dust. the skid plate cannot be rotated 180' unfortunately. regards oneday

mate I don't want to stomp on your head but maybe u should check with the Australian Airlines re their policies. furthermore u need to sign a declaration if u r airfreighting lithium ion batteries just like minelab do thats why they have a minimum charge in the battery. theres a lot of battery power in a detector battery compared to a mobile phone otherwise we would be using mobile phone batteries to run our detectors. r oneday

hi BJ firstly let me tell u that u need to do a lot of homework otherwise a group tour is the way to go. u need a Western Australian Miner Right--$25aud u will not be able to bring a li-ion battery on the plane its hot in WA from now through to April next year temps will be regularly in the high 30'c-40'sC over 100'F plan your trip as well as u can coz most of the time u will b driving past gold looking for gold. u will need a vehicle preferably a 4X4 Toyota or similar. u can hire campers to tour with and they have a bed, water, fridge, power etc etc. how long r u coming for? i'm 1000 miles north of Perth and distance isn't a problem for me. just something to get u started. regards oneday

well finally got one in my hot little hands --all changed over and she certainly looks the part. u will be pushing a lot of power to the 19" coil so I recommend a spare battery it certainly dewarfs the 14" coil however make sure u have a H/D bungy cord coz u r going to need it for the comfort factor.. A lot of work has gone into the coil so heres hoping we can come back tomorrow with a few pieces.. regards Oneday http://

why do people buy a heap of small nuggets rather than the nicer 10-15gram nuggets? i have a heap of small nuggets and i generally smelt them down into 10oz bars and sell them to the Perth Mint. i have got a 370 gram nugget with some quartz yet its a lot harder to sell. Ebay is flooded with small nuggets yet they all seem to sell. Maybe I should try something different. regards oneday

Hi Jen I am familiar with the girls that prospect this great land. If u want to find gold then its the West coast that u need to prospect in. People need to do their homework befor they embark on a tour. we r lucky as we only have to travel 5 miles and u can start swinging. thanks for the invite to a drink but I only drink Mid Strength beer and not much of it. regards oneday

u must have been on the East Coast. we will hopefully be Dry Blowing some great country with nuggets going down some 6' . the aim is to get 1 oz a day minimum and from what I have seen and been involved with that's certainly achievable. hope your situation gets resolved. regards oneday

if u r looking for places to detect, then I recommend u start with books called GOLD AND GHOSTS. There are about 4 versions all covering different states of Australia. The Black and Blue versions are about Western Australia. I reckon we have most of the gold compared to the rest of the states of Australia. U need a Miners Right to detect in western Australia and this licence is for life. $25aud. Don't come down in our summer as temps are always over 100'F and Marble Bar gets to a constant 45'C March to October are the best times. regards oneday

sounds like I might have to get a copy of Rob and see if it can be posted down under.. regards oneday

sure has had a lot of work done in there. Spectacular looking place as well. if u were in Oz u could borrow mine. regards oneday

geez Jen, if i had claims worth what u have briefly detailed above then the last thing I would worry about would be a detector. But ones thing for sure its a bloody good package as well as 2 of the best detectors on the market currently. good luck regards oneday

GEEZ Doc there has to be an easier way than that surely. for those who are mentally challenged then I think a few people will struggle. maybe ask a friend... regards oneday