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Date Posted: 18:19:55 06/17/02 Mon
Author: jim straight
Subject: Re: Difference in depth, and goldbugs
In reply to: Gene (Ridgecrest, CA) 's message, "Re: Difference in depth, and goldbugs" on 09:28:07 06/17/02 Mon

Gene I was out Sat, June 8th, and came back on Monday, June 10th. The days were nice but the wind fierce especially Sat night. I sold my 2200d that weekend to Gary B. and he has already found nice gold with it in his "El Dorado" canyon.

Gene, from what I observed you are looking real good with your GMT. However, I suggest you stay with one coil and learn it before jumping around. The learning curve not as steep. You can always go back later with the other coil.

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