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Date Posted: 01:36:15 05/09/04 Sun
Author: jim straight
Subject: Re: Steve... PS, how small a eluvial-type---
In reply to: Steve Herschbach 's message, "Re: Steve... PS, how small a eluvial-type---" on 09:05:36 05/08/04 Sat

Steve---

Thanks. Sounds good. IMO the air or ground tests will be similar. I have both the Australian coils; the 10-inch circular DD and Monoloop. They actually measure about 10x8 1/3 inch. They are not submersable. So I gotta atay clear of any sudden desert flash floods.

I have used the Aussie DD (Nevada) and "real pleased with it!" I have just got the Aussie Mono and have not yet tried it. Other than the standard 10x14 Garrett DD, the only other Garrett I have is the 8-inch open coil Monoloop.

Floyd, who posted you bought an Infinium off the internet.

I sent you a couple of emails. Something I don't understand!

Jim

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