What's your take on the so called long range metal detectors like the geo ground gold legend and geo ground gold vision? I have a gpx 5000 and a gpz 7000 but haven't had any luck yet, do the long range metal detectors do as advertised? I really need your advice.
They do not work as advertised. They are basically electronic dowsing rods. A friend took one apart and analyzed the circuits and it was a circuit designed to turn lights on and off randomly. My recommendation is not to waste your money. Watch my newest video and the one I will release tomorrow (Saturday) and then apply those principals. Learning to find gold with a detector is not easy. Many guys give up before they have the skills to be successful with it.
you onces said you reply to all coments. dont know if you still do but here is my question. I live in Cyprus, small island in europe, with very small running rivers. how do i go about gold prospecting ?
I do answer my questions, but that does not mean I know every gold location on planet earth like the back of my hand. I certainly know of Cyprus. I've seen it from the air, flying over. Copper mining has historically been much more important than gold. I looked on Google - you could do that too - Companies have taken an interest, but the viability of gold mining on the island is far from confirmed. Although foreign companies have shown an interest in gold exploitation, so far no deposits feasible for extraction have been identified.
got an army duffle bag. ,my royal explorer drywasher should fit in it ,the duffle bag has shoulder straps. (backpack) should be cool sampling. if it dries up here in california.
Thanks! If the rain doesn't stop and let me prospect, I'm going to lick some psychotropic rocks until I have a vision of me out prospecting in warm weather. Saw your rain prospecting video - didn't look like as much fun as regular dry weather.
@@ChrisRalph4 what? I was just saying it’s impossible to snipe in Arizona. I’ve asked locals and even seen the rivers and people make jokes saying the water levels are too low to even drown in. Lots of people dredge the mucky waters though and find good results
ONLY A FEW GOLD DEPOSITS IN ARIZONA ARE EPITHERMAL. MOST OF THE FEW THAT ARE, LIKE OATMAN, HAVE GOLD TOO SMALL FOR PROSPECTORS TO RECOVER - MEANING YOU WOULD NEED CYANIDE TO RECOVER IT.
I have people tell me many times things like "there is no gold in" (various places). And about 90 percent of the time, there is gold there, people just dont know it. So I didn't know what level you were aware of.
