NOX
All hail Knight Chad!
I found a Knights Templar Mason sword hilt with my 10×5″ NOX on the Equinox 800. It was made by James Luker in New York, sometime in the 1860s to 1870s. – Chad La Fleur
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I found a Knights Templar Mason sword hilt with my 10×5″ NOX on the Equinox 800. It was made by James Luker in New York, sometime in the 1860s to 1870s. – Chad La Fleur
Upon the release of the GOLDHAWK series coils for the GPX6000, I had already gone over most of my patches I frequent at least a few times with the standard 6000 coils.
I have pulled small pieces from over 6” which is outstanding. Pinpointing is a breeze with this coil due to its narrow profile.
It was also very smooth in hot mineralization and the signal response was very positive.
Since returning home from the goldfields of Western Australia, I’ve had time to reflect on the season which really put a smile on my face.
Kyle went out detecting in Western Australia with our 9″ mono and ended up finding a 32g nugget worth around $3,000!
