if you eat chicken from makkcas, its your decision (60)
tonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Postspebbles8bambam: yeah i remember you said you had a farm down hiawatha way or somewhere like that,and you nknew old curly the Eel catcher.mate of mine.well youd know for sure what i,m on about then,just that i stuff up my lingo a bit.one thing wrong now is you just made my mouth water,i,ll havee to go and grab another chook haha
This is all makin me feel like salamitonyxf: This is all makin me feel like salami
oh dont!the gurgling in my stomache isgoing to make me get in the car and grab a stick of cabana
pebbles8bambam: this is what the chicken looks like before its sold to you,all the guts eyes everything is put through a mincer,and comes out this sickly pink color,and it smells gross,so they color itand make it look normal.lovely isnt itand its full of bacteria.
but not to worry hey,weve built up a fantastic imunity to that food havent we?some rich little pig sits up there taking in your dollars,and doesnt care how he poisons you.this is not my opinion, its a scietific fact, a science report.So much for their fresh meat ,and its not only mukkas either its also fentooky cried chooken also
cant believe anyone after all this time still eats this sh..but not to worry hey,weve built up a fantastic imunity to that food havent we?some rich little pig sits up there taking in your dollars,and doesnt care how he poisons you.this is not my opinion, its a scietific fact, a science report.So much for their fresh meat ,and its not only mukkas either its also fentooky cried chooken also
........it
i have never eaten a mcdonalds anything except their 20 cent cone
if i want an actual hamburger i go to an actual hamburger shop..
i like my food to have some flavour
without feeling like a brick in my guts
pebbles8bambam: your machine is so much more sophisticated than mine ,i wonder if when you changed the head has that had an effect on the performance,how about you ring the miners den and speak to i think his name is ian aitkin,i think hes written books on the subject,hes in whitehorse rd mitcham, i had trouble with mine when i first broughtit,and he showed me step by step what to do,
Thanks pepples,
Its finding the gold no worries, (it finds everything, information overload) tis knowing that it has gold that is the problem.
The old Fisher model settings from your book, has the detector quietly humming and comes up with tiny blip over the grams, might be as good as any, I've stored those settings as program 2 (can store 2 sets of settings). Think that setting is only reporting non-ferrous metal and nothing else for gold is likely good...
But thank you I'll look Ian up
robplum: Thanks pepples,
Its finding the gold no worries, (it finds everything, information overload) tis knowing that it has gold that is the problem.
The old Fisher model settings from your book, has the detector quietly humming and comes up with tiny blip over the grams, might be as good as any, I've stored those settings as program 2 (can store 2 sets of settings). Think that setting is only reporting non-ferrous metal and nothing else for gold is likely good...
But thank you I'll look Ian up
i dont mind when it picks up all the non ferrouis types,as ive never really found any junk that is non ferrous,i keep all coins and belt buckles and even the bullet cartridges,some of vthem date bac to early 1900s,one funny thing i found years ago ,was in two ft of clay, the machine went haywire ,really clean sound,and when dug itup after about 10 mins of digging,it was a copper still used for making wisky,it was all green but i cleaned it up, it weighed a few kilosIts finding the gold no worries, (it finds everything, information overload) tis knowing that it has gold that is the problem.
The old Fisher model settings from your book, has the detector quietly humming and comes up with tiny blip over the grams, might be as good as any, I've stored those settings as program 2 (can store 2 sets of settings). Think that setting is only reporting non-ferrous metal and nothing else for gold is likely good...
But thank you I'll look Ian up
eumundibabe: cant believe anyone after all this time still eats this sh..
........it
i have never eaten a mcdonalds anything except their 20 cent cone
if i want an actual hamburger i go to an actual hamburger shop..
i like my food to have some flavour
without feeling like a brick in my guts
........it
i have never eaten a mcdonalds anything except their 20 cent cone
if i want an actual hamburger i go to an actual hamburger shop..
i like my food to have some flavour
without feeling like a brick in my guts
Totally with you there. Love the real hamburgers
Faithe: In the cheaper brands of Dry dog food thier is a chemical used to preserve the dog food that is also used to help preserve rubber. My dogs only have dry food that presereved with natural additives like vitamin E.
It's good to know this stuff when chooing products. Best way to tell them we don't like the crap they are using is with out wallets.
jem1964: maybe the life expectancy is coz of all the preservatives consumed with it????
bit like mummification while still alive 
pebbles8bambam: i dont mind when it picks up all the non ferrouis types,as ive never really found any junk that is non ferrous,i keep all coins and belt buckles and even the bullet cartridges,some of vthem date bac to early 1900s,one funny thing i found years ago ,was in two ft of clay, the machine went haywire ,really clean sound,and when dug itup after about 10 mins of digging,it was a copper still used for making wisky,it was all green but i cleaned it up, it weighed a few kilos
Took detector back to Thomas Ck off Shady creek rd this morning same place i searched old diggings a while ago, detector sounded a double blip twice so i dug to check that was ferrous, indeed both were, first a bit of old tin and second bit of reo, so was pleased i had read the sound ok. Didn't locate anything else but felt happy.
A Still, what an interesting find, didn't have any booze in it did it?
enjoy your day mate
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i see uve finally had the opp u look amazing u will be getting some of this now 
robplum: Took detector back to Thomas Ck off Shady creek rd this morning same place i searched old diggings a while ago, detector sounded a double blip twice so i dug to check that was ferrous, indeed both were, first a bit of old tin and second bit of reo, so was pleased i had read the sound ok. Didn't locate anything else but felt happy.
A Still, what an interesting find, didn't have any booze in it did it?
enjoy your day mate
no haha but it was about 2ft long and a rocket shape,made in pennsylvania usa,so it must have been a prospetors and he brought vit over here from the states and made his own grog on the gold fields ,but i think it was in an old house originally because there wqas a lot of old planks of wood around and the remains of an old chimney.jericho is an interesting place, but you need to camp there and spend a lot of time digging.A Still, what an interesting find, didn't have any booze in it did it?
enjoy your day mate
pebbles8bambam: no haha but it was about 2ft long and a rocket shape,made in pennsylvania usa,so it must have been a prospetors and he brought vit over here from the states and made his own grog on the gold fields ,but i think it was in an old house originally because there wqas a lot of old planks of wood around and the remains of an old chimney.jericho is an interesting place, but you need to camp there and spend a lot of time digging.
Certainly a still is an interesting find.
Was reading about the Fisher development dud who at age 11 found a 1856 Flying Eagle, later without telling his parents sold it for US$700,00. Thomas J Dankowski his hobby is NASA Kennedy Space Center who develops launching shuttles whose main love in life for the past 30 years is detecting. Works with Fisher Research Laboratory R&D department including in future concepts who knows finding mineral deposits and metals on Mars might be space programs future...the giggly gog i droped in this thread earlier dud...
robplum: Certainly a still is an interesting find.
Was reading about the Fisher development dud who at age 11 found a 1856 Flying Eagle, later without telling his parents sold it for US$700,00. Thomas J Dankowski his hobby is NASA Kennedy Space Center who develops launching shuttles whose main love in life for the past 30 years is detecting. Works with Fisher Research Laboratory R&D department including in future concepts who knows finding mineral deposits and metals on Mars might be space programs future...the giggly gog i droped in this thread earlier dud...
probably why your detector is so complicated lol,he,s added so much technology into it, that only he,ll be able to find nuggetts haha.saw a bloke on a dvd the other day using hisminelab along the edges of a pebbly creekto detect gold,and when he got a sound ,he panned for it,lot of work that though, ive tried it,got a few pieces in the big river near enochs point,but nothing to write home about.Was reading about the Fisher development dud who at age 11 found a 1856 Flying Eagle, later without telling his parents sold it for US$700,00. Thomas J Dankowski his hobby is NASA Kennedy Space Center who develops launching shuttles whose main love in life for the past 30 years is detecting. Works with Fisher Research Laboratory R&D department including in future concepts who knows finding mineral deposits and metals on Mars might be space programs future...the giggly gog i droped in this thread earlier dud...
The problem i was having was comprehending nature of all the information being produced in milliseconds and throwing up in both sound as well as flashed on screen, by ever increasing number of cone shaped scans of all ferrous and non-ferrous + derivations there of, which is found by the constantly moving coil overlapping scan after scan...in mind boggling detail delivered in factions of a second...
The settings i now have has the machine producing just couple of sounds other than constant hum, with very little being displayed on-screen. And that's a relief while attempt to learn what its telling me. Which is something Dankowski mentioned within the pages and pages of info i have read of his, recently I printed out 48 double sided pages of his thoughts and read most.
I tried the edges of creek yesterday to, thinking to go into the upper reaches of Haunted Stream today, maybe manage later this morning
enjoy your day pebbles
The settings i now have has the machine producing just couple of sounds other than constant hum, with very little being displayed on-screen. And that's a relief while attempt to learn what its telling me. Which is something Dankowski mentioned within the pages and pages of info i have read of his, recently I printed out 48 double sided pages of his thoughts and read most.
I tried the edges of creek yesterday to, thinking to go into the upper reaches of Haunted Stream today, maybe manage later this morning
enjoy your day pebbles
PS
I haven't notched or blocked out anything, much relieved it is now sounding on all non-ferrous and ferrous after having been grounded properly by pumping the reel up and down, so the computer knows the nature of the ground your hunting in.
The coil has two separate circuits sounding all other non-ferrous and ferrous metals and parts there of, and another computer chip analyzes those two chips findings and then churns out the probable nature of the items detected
I haven't notched or blocked out anything, much relieved it is now sounding on all non-ferrous and ferrous after having been grounded properly by pumping the reel up and down, so the computer knows the nature of the ground your hunting in.
The coil has two separate circuits sounding all other non-ferrous and ferrous metals and parts there of, and another computer chip analyzes those two chips findings and then churns out the probable nature of the items detected
robplum: PS
I haven't notched or blocked out anything, much relieved it is now sounding on all non-ferrous and ferrous after having been grounded properly by pumping the reel up and down, so the computer knows the nature of the ground your hunting in.
The coil has two separate circuits sounding all other non-ferrous and ferrous metals and parts there of, and another computer chip analyzes those two chips findings and then churns out the probable nature of the items detected
I haven't notched or blocked out anything, much relieved it is now sounding on all non-ferrous and ferrous after having been grounded properly by pumping the reel up and down, so the computer knows the nature of the ground your hunting in.
The coil has two separate circuits sounding all other non-ferrous and ferrous metals and parts there of, and another computer chip analyzes those two chips findings and then churns out the probable nature of the items detected
My last b/f had two metal detectors, an older one and a computerized one. He sold the computerized one because it didnt do the same depths that the old one could. We went to a dogshow at Colac once and while l was showing he went and detected the local parks, he came back with about $100
meccas, metal, detectors????? I get it it’s a happy meal deal!!!
you get a big mac french fries, chicken nuggets and a metal detector for a dollar more when you order a happy meal…
you get a big mac french fries, chicken nuggets and a metal detector for a dollar more when you order a happy meal…
na today ended going down Wentworth road to the head waters of the Wentworth River below Mt Delusion, but no gold, saw two tin cans and the top of a four gallon tin. made it to a steam feeding the WentWorth then found my way out alongside the Livingstone Creek
good drive and looksie
thanks for all your comments...
got the freedom-farm chicken on
good drive and looksie
thanks for all your comments...
got the freedom-farm chicken on
Still happy with the settings and thought to record a copy case someone interested as not listed anywhere that i know of
Disc Level Speed Sensitivity Threshold # of tones Notch
Programs 1 & 2
At de 30 5
At de 10 3
Full settings behind same programs 1 & 2 in all metals mode
0 de 30 5 3 1
0 de 10 3 2f 1
One blip = non-ferrous metal
Two blips = ferrous metal
The F70 now runs with a constant hum
Disc Level Speed Sensitivity Threshold # of tones Notch
Programs 1 & 2
At de 30 5
At de 10 3
Full settings behind same programs 1 & 2 in all metals mode
0 de 30 5 3 1
0 de 10 3 2f 1
One blip = non-ferrous metal
Two blips = ferrous metal
The F70 now runs with a constant hum
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