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Date Posted: 23:48:32 01/20/03 Mon
Author: jim straight
Subject: Re: Pediment slopes of Rand Mountain
In reply to: Dan in Santa Cruz 's message, "Re: Pediment slopes of Rand Mountain" on 11:50:16 01/20/03 Mon

Howdy Dan,

The 625's are very out of date, tubes and batteries. The mine detectors that were manufactured later, around 1974, were better adapted for nugget shooting. Willie Merrell, as well as George Pratt used one in the El Paso's to find gold.

It may have been the unit used by Ty Paulson to find nugget was a modified unit. (Ty's nugget was the monster 14-pound one.)

During the late 1960's early 70's the Kovack (kovac) was popular. Mr. Kovack made and sold about 20 units in S. California. An early unit, about 1974 was used to find small nuggets above Bonanza gulch in the El Paso's. Found by an old timer named "Fritz." Kassi saw the gold.

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