RUclips nails the channels if they use the whole episode, that's why they are the short version. There are some kicking around but you have to dig for them. No pun intended:)
Use the dead trees to make fire on veins then when its hot use a bucket from loaders fill with water and dump it on hot Fire it will all crack up for free basically.
Good bloody on ya all with the hard rock mining well bloody hope you all kick a gole and find a million bucks and for you to find a bigass Reef again well bloody done if anyone desurved it you lads do wish you all the best
If using mercury has heavy rules and regulations for safety(rightfully so) why are they just running it onto the floor of the shop into water system or ground? Pretty sure that's not stuff you want to add the land and water system. Curious if anyone knows
The mercury settles to the bottom of the pan, the water runs off. What runs off? Probably mercury at parts-per-billion in the water. I would think the water should be evaporated not dumped. There will also be trace mercury from flushing the amalgum and in the residual sediment.
I fucking hate that lying crap too. It's not only these videos it's all of them. I don't know what they're trying to get out of it. I usually get pissed and unsubscribe to the site. Take that youtube. haha
BTW.. he paid 20k for that dirt. They made 55grand total. 25grand for running it is pretty sweet. You can't use weight of dirt to determine your outcome. Not for gold anyway
Generally mines these days have about a half ounce per ton at best. Usually much less, just a few grams. 800 grams, 28 ounces, so getting 2 grams a ton. 600 grams, 21 ounces, about 1.5 grams per ton. For that, they usually grind it up and heap leach it with cyanide on a big pad, meaning pad acres in size. But, that takes water.
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Can you please make these videos longer like 45 minutes instead of 7 minutes I love this stuff
It's called TV 😱🤷🤦
RUclips nails the channels if they use the whole episode, that's why they are the short version. There are some kicking around but you have to dig for them. No pun intended:)
5:57 poring over the handle, dropping concentrate at 4:45... Attention to detail is key
And using muddy water.
every time i hear the word 'Meekathara' it reminds me of the song 'living next door to Alan'
Use the dead trees to make fire on veins then when its hot use a bucket from loaders fill with water and dump it on hot Fire it will all crack up for free basically.
Did you notice that they were very sparing with their water? Dry blowers, only panning small amounts?
That would be illegal.
Good bloody on ya all with the hard rock mining well bloody hope you all kick a gole and find a million bucks and for you to find a bigass Reef again well bloody done if anyone desurved it you lads do wish you all the best
this is the most aussie comment ive ever seen
CLICKBAIT ALERT ! 55k gold bar Not a 133k gold bar
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I love watching Aussies finding gold, but the fucking flies are sick. 😫
In Canada we have the same issue with flies and things. You get used to them
4:45 just dropping concentrated dirt like it's worth nothing 🤦
When i was young, they sold mercury in one gallon plastic jars.
@@jimnorthland2903 We use to use it to make old silver look brand spanking new. It was exceptionally good at removing tarnish from silver and copper.
Wish I could get in on that!
Bahhh! Gold does not come out of the fines crusher looking like ball bearings. @ 1:00 min. Jeesh!
If using mercury has heavy rules and regulations for safety(rightfully so) why are they just running it onto the floor of the shop into water system or ground? Pretty sure that's not stuff you want to add the land and water system.
Curious if anyone knows
I think it bonds with the gold and forms the solid substance that they melt down to then recollect the mercury/ separate out the gold
when did they do that?
The mercury settles to the bottom of the pan, the water runs off. What runs off? Probably mercury at parts-per-billion in the water. I would think the water should be evaporated not dumped. There will also be trace mercury from flushing the amalgum and in the residual sediment.
Hi
How can I get a license to do this?
Please help us
Mercury? Better mask up. 😷
Isnt it a long process tho
But the mercury is worth money too
So imagine all those big rocks gold rush was throwing out were loaded in gold.
Most quartz veins have no gold.
How many times is the same video going to be reposted as if new?! Sketchy at best
I fucking hate that lying crap too. It's not only these videos it's all of them. I don't know what they're trying to get out of it. I usually get pissed and unsubscribe to the site. Take that youtube. haha
Beans⁵
Please
Training to pour mercury into a glass really
Retorting producing mercury vapors is very dangerous.
Risking your health for a bit of gold
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more old videos ...... weak
Shut up it's seasonal
400 tons = 70 kilos paydirt = 23 ounces gold. No bueno.
Depends on the price of gold when they sell it though. Gold is ridiculously high..or was. I haven't checked recently.
BTW.. he paid 20k for that dirt. They made 55grand total. 25grand for running it is pretty sweet. You can't use weight of dirt to determine your outcome. Not for gold anyway
Generally mines these days have about a half ounce per ton at best. Usually much less, just a few grams. 800 grams, 28 ounces, so getting 2 grams a ton. 600 grams, 21 ounces, about 1.5 grams per ton. For that, they usually grind it up and heap leach it with cyanide on a big pad, meaning pad acres in size. But, that takes water.
I'll pay y'all 20000$ if y'all make me your partner 🤣
I'll pay you .75¢ to shut your trap tho
@@ambidextrousshooter6463 brrah, my comment was for real 😒
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misleading....poor taste in facts. The BAR didn't make all that moola.
Always whingeing n whining about making more money than the average Joe
machinery, property, easy traveling from Kal to Meeka pfft
Hi
How can I get a license to do this?
Please help us
Depends where you live. Most places are protected privately or by Gov.