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Ok so I've experienced it in BC, and it seems to be pretty straight forward Pan a creek, if you see colors, keep panning What about Ontario? I keep reading stories of prospectors and the northern Ontario gold rushes, but I don't understand Did they pan creeks just like in the mountains of
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- A Guide to Prospecting - Gold Prospectors Association of America
VLF METAL DETECTOR VS PI METAL DETECTOR A VLF (Very Low Frequency) metal detector is a single or multi-frequency machine that consists of a continuous sine wave The sine wave(s) goes down and into the ground to find a metallic target, and once it does, the machine charges the target releases an eddy current and sends a signal back A common misconception for these machines is that you cannot
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