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Date Posted: 20:14:00 08/27/02 Tue
Author: Rob-AZ
Subject: Re: Great Point Jim
In reply to: Jim Straight 's message, "Re: Just one more thing - XT18000--- my 1/2 cents worth" on 02:04:40 08/27/02 Tue

Hello Jim,

Yep, I believe you are right, as they had different pins (4 or 5). I believe the XT series can use the Coiltek WOT only, anything before that would not work.

Rich Hill's alluvial sediments contain a high amount of iron oxides, while the country rock is most Granite, while in some places contacted with metamorphic schist, greenstone, and shale. In some of the contacts, small, rich free milling quartz veins are present!

Take care,

Rob Allison
http://www.nuggethunting.com

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