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Date Posted: 11:22:01 12/14/07 Fri
Author: jim straight
Subject: Re: If I could only own one detector?
In reply to: Rattlesnake Jim 's message, "If I could only own one detector?" on 20:33:02 12/13/07 Thu

Rattlesnake... assuming you are asking for a VLF-type; you already have it... (I believe you were recently sent an accessory coil for it...) It will purr along in most of the desert-mineralized soil while others may need to be detuned as they "protest." It is truly "gold-specif." But if you wish to punch down into the elusive mid-range eluvial gold
as found in some areas, you would need to go for the most expensive PI-type now costing "big-bucks," but is capable of finding "bread and butter" small nuggets down where the ground normally tightens up and acts like a false bedrock.

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