Thanks for all the info . Good to hear about the Sofala Collective and tours . I was looking for somewhere in New South Wales to get a tour & learn more Thanks , I liked your video and all info .
Love the video - just found your channel! I usually do my panning south of Bathurst but I'm hoping to try out Hill End once the lockdown wraps up. Let me know if you're keen to join! Would be great to do some panning together. I have an unlimited supply of energy when it comes to looking for pickers!!
Hey mate, if you’ve seen my compressor, you can swap to fittings for the inlet and out let to suck the air out of the tank and create a vacuum, or pump some gas into the tank, open to valve to release some, not all of the gas ( into the air.... pref outside), do this a couple of times, essentially you will just flush the oxygen out. Might even see if I can do a vid of it today since I have the day off.
An interesting video. Ive spent a lot of time in the golden gully fossiking are with little success. Just a point of correction. The Holterman nugget was NOT the biggest golden NUGGET ever found it is the biggest gold SPECIMEN ever found! The biggest gold NUGGET ever found is the welcome stranger found in Dunnolly Victoria 1869. it weighed 70.71 kgs.(2,285 troy Oz/ or penny weights)A replica of it is on display in the Australian museum Sydney. The Holterman nugget weighed 285 kgs total but most of the weight was the quartz in which the gold was encased,which was about 60% it gains its fame from the size of the unbroken piece of gold contained in the specimen. How do I know this: because I spent 66man/hrs restoring the replica at the Australian museum in Sydney As well as restoring a lot of other Replicas. Most of the imitation nuggets scattered around H.E.look nothing like the photos. I wont go on about how the original photo was made, but if you are interested contact me
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its amazing how much an area can change after a big rain. i love hill end. thats a nice result mate. well done.
Thanks for all the info . Good to hear about the Sofala Collective and tours . I was looking for somewhere in New South Wales to get a tour & learn more Thanks , I liked your video and all info .
Good job i live the gold videos man
No shortage of rain at hells end at the moment
Love the video - just found your channel! I usually do my panning south of Bathurst but I'm hoping to try out Hill End once the lockdown wraps up. Let me know if you're keen to join! Would be great to do some panning together. I have an unlimited supply of energy when it comes to looking for pickers!!
Hi Daniel, can you tell me how to get all the air out of a bbq cylinder before refilling it with biogas?
Hey mate, if you’ve seen my compressor, you can swap to fittings for the inlet and out let to suck the air out of the tank and create a vacuum, or pump some gas into the tank, open to valve to release some, not all of the gas ( into the air.... pref outside), do this a couple of times, essentially you will just flush the oxygen out. Might even see if I can do a vid of it today since I have the day off.
Put up a vid, hope it helps 👍 hope your going good over there, whether should be warming up.
How’s your biogas digesters doing, miss your videos. Are you still compress your biogas. Thanks
I think i know the exact spot your at, Nice Video
Cool I just subbed u lol cheers Glenno.😎👍
Hells Soup Kitchen great spot
Pulled nearly 4g from there so far, thinning out rapidly and without water it’s very hard now
Yes hard to pan without water lol did it get a little rain in the last couple of days thinking of my water tank
8mm in orange last night
I was told that this gully is heritage and no prospecting allowed in there.
Great to see u there at Hell soup kitchen LOL
And you mate! I know I saw you up the coast, but are you local to here?
Yes I live near Forster but share a house at Sofala
Bro, your wigs on upside down
Runs in the family 😂
An interesting video. Ive spent a lot of time in the golden gully fossiking are with little success. Just a point of correction. The Holterman nugget was NOT the biggest golden NUGGET ever found it is the biggest gold SPECIMEN ever found! The biggest gold NUGGET ever found is the welcome stranger found in Dunnolly Victoria 1869. it weighed 70.71 kgs.(2,285 troy Oz/ or penny weights)A replica of it is on display in the Australian museum Sydney. The Holterman nugget weighed 285 kgs total but most of the weight was the quartz in which the gold was encased,which was about 60% it gains its fame from the size of the unbroken piece of gold contained in the specimen. How do I know this: because I spent 66man/hrs restoring the replica at the Australian museum in Sydney As well as restoring a lot of other Replicas. Most of the imitation nuggets scattered around H.E.look nothing like the photos. I wont go on about how the original photo was made, but if you are interested contact me