Has anyone owned and orepated any of the spiral wheels out there on the market? I have been looking at the 3 main ones I seem to find:
1) Camel Desrt Fox
2) Gold Miner
3) Keenes Spiral Concentrator
So any experience good or bad with any of them?
Has anyone owned and orepated any of the spiral wheels out there on the market? I have been looking at the 3 main ones I seem to find:
1) Camel Desrt Fox
2) Gold Miner
3) Keenes Spiral Concentrator
So any experience good or bad with any of them?
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This is my 2 cents.
Forget the Wheels and feeding with a spoon! All the wheels will tell you to classify, classify, classify! The more you classify the more gold you will get! If you have a lot of cons to run, you could spend days classifying, then hours (upon hours) feeding with a spoon!
But a 4 stack Gold Cube, classify to -10 and feed with a scoop! You will get everything from -10 to 200 mesh gold! (200 mesh is more than most dredges will retain anyway.) I classify to 10 mesh because I'm anal. Gold Cube says 8 mesh, BTW.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUlNNIxKjaQ
One of these days, I'll get around to making my own video.
No, I go by "Charlotte49er" all all the prospecting or metal detecting forums, even the GPAA Forum. However, I was at the GPAA Gold show in Fletcher, NC a few weeks ago, helping to promote the Gold Cube. When I handed people my jar of 68.4 grams of -10 to -100 mech gold that the Gold Cube has recovered for me since February, peole take notice.
I bought the Gold Cube last December when it first became available. I didn't get to use it until February, due to moving. When I did got to use it, it so impressed me, that very next week, I sold my Spiral Wheel, Blue Bowl, and all my clean up sluices.
I kept a couple of stream sluices, my higbanker and my dredges. As far as clean up goes. Gold Cube all the way.
Testing washes out here is exactly what that is made for! Now I know what ya got Brother Bucket! Doh! It finally clicks in my simple military mind just whatyagot! Testing these dry washes out here in the desert is one of the hardest problems we have to defeat. I mean you can dry pan with some good results sometimes and then again some people are experts at that. I don't happen to be one. If it's fine sand I test by winnowing, if there is a breeze, but breezes are sometimes like water in the desert. Yeppers, I do see what I've been missing in my armory and I'm gonna have ta get one!