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LipCa last won the day on March 31 2019
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357 ExcellentAbout LipCa
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- Birthday 02/01/1947
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siskiyou county
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anything gold
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I wish I had a job like you.... My $350 boots last 2 years.. nowhere close to 25 years.
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Need helping setting metal detector
LipCa replied to Railguy's topic in TECH TIPS, TROUBLESHOOTING, and DETECTOR HELP
Most lost rings that I have found are spotted before the coil goes over them That detector has too many knobs!!! -
With 30 years of detecting in extreme northern California, I have never dug one of those. Watch, I'll dig one tomorrow.......
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I certainly wouldn't file a POO for a "pick and shovel" operation. If that is all you are doing, I think the Forest Service is asking for something that is not warranted. You would need to propose more than that for a POO.. For example, needing to bring in a backhoe or excavator to dig and stockpile material. Or, maybe digging a pad to place a water tank? You might end up with a gate on your road and a key to the lock?
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Sometime I park downhill or sidehill when I detect.....
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Gold Bug II won't Shut Up - Help
LipCa replied to dallasdarlin's topic in TECH TIPS, TROUBLESHOOTING, and DETECTOR HELP
No faceplate. You have to take the knobs off and pull it out from the back. A little more than that but that's basically it.. I've had pretty good service with Fisher. As a matter of fact, I have one(GB2) to send in now. Threshold won't work. (but not noisy) -
Many years ago I was thinking about joining the GPAA. I called the headquarters to see if they had any claims in my area. I was told I had to join to find out. Was the last time I thought about joining.....
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Didn't check n yesterday.... Thanks!
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I'll tell you a true story, believe it or not. Not about the Electroscope but about witching. I had a neighbor that wanted me to witch some water for a well. So, I out and witched a few very weak fractures(the area was not known for water). He saw me out there and came over and asked if I had found anything. I told him not much but showed him where they came together. I had marked an "X" on the ground. He looked at it and picked up a small rock that was lying a few inches from my "X". A small wooden peg was driven in the ground under that rock. Unknown to me, he had asked a local woman we
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Boy, you opened a can of worms! An Electroscope works very similar to a couple of bent copper welding rods. If you can get those to work, the Electroscope will probably work for you. With the rods, I can find buried waterlines and structures(faults) in the ground that carry water. With the Electroscope, I have found many objects that were lost in the leaves. I have followed underground quartz veins only to find them finally come to the surface. Others have witnessed it. No gold yet although I did find a 1906 dime with it once. I know, it doesn't work!
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Nice that you can find small gold with those machines. Any gold is good! As for being a flyspeck, even a .3 gram piece is 4.5 grains. Not quite a flyspeck but maybe small for those machines? Never used either one. That .3 gram piece is about $15 today!
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Indian creek or Rattlesnake creek?
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May be strange for your area but to me, it looks like an ordinary rock....
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