Metal detecting Flinders Ranges, Erengunda Creek, South Australia. Nokta Makro Gold Kruzer.

I managed to find where a early pioneer stockman made camp at Erengunda Creek. The best find was a brass cow bell 400mm underground, his rabbit trap for his meals and horse strap buckle. Further towards the hills in picture a horse shoe. Im guessing 1800's to early 1900's. Unfortunately the camera's never rolling for the best finds.

[@larutadeltesoro]

excellent adventure, I also have that detector recently I bought it and uploaded the Unboxing to the channel .. that detector is very good, I send you greetings from the Dominican Republic.

[@diggingwithphasetech]

Very cool. Some nice finds there

[@jbcprolightning]

Thankyou it was a great trip will do some more soon

[@calisto617]

Excelent movie!.

[@DiggingCanuck]

Great episode :)

[@jbcprolightning]

Thanks hope to do more.

[@chriscool1680]

not so great, he found nothing but rusty junk

[@hazrinmetaldetectorofficia4554]

Good job my friend 👍🇲🇾🤝😎

[@jbcprolightning]

Thank you 👍

[@abdulhasnkhan]

Very nice

[@jejakbalikuno7150]

Nice♥️🙏🙏

[@shanemccreight12]

what settings mate i have the gold kruzer aswell cheers

[@jbcprolightning]

Hi. In hindsight I should not have used Boost mode at this spot in the video. You can see when I change my swing angle the detector's trying to discriminate the object and sensitivity or "Gain" is to high. It would have been better to use All Metal mode here and lower Gain to a barely noticeable hum. When learning a new machine I recommend using standard settings because they work very well and swap between modes when finding a target to see how the machine reacts in different modes. Then start learning to adjust Gain and Discrimination for the soil and targets in your area. Different places need different settings but standard settings are the best way to learn. Have fun with your new Kruzer.

[@shanemccreight12]

@@jbcprolightning cheers mate

[@dataglasses]

Is that the aftermarket 9.5 coil may I ask.

[@jbcprolightning]

Yes it is. A noticeable improvement on the standard coil.

[@wilson42cc]

Have you used it much , I have the simplex , thinking of trading in on gold cruzer

[@jbcprolightning]

If you wish to switch to an affordable vlf machine for small gold then it's worth upgrading the simplex. The GK is still a highly capable relic coin machine with enough modes and setup options for you to grow with the machine. I've used many different types of detectors and without going into details because it's not appropriate for me to I can I have worked in metal detector manufacturing and chose the GK

[@wilson42cc]

@@jbcprolightning As I thought, thanks , good hunting ,

[@Chris-74]

Hi , I’m new to Detecting and I’m not asking this to cause any issues, but I was told Flinders Ranges is off bounds for detecting? Can anyone enlighten me a bit please?

[@jbcprolightning]

Generally yes it's all private land. You can just phone around for land owners and ask for permission though. There are some spots in remote parts not private, sort of road side but not or some distance from the roads, No mans land ?? The gold I found was not dug from the ground, just laying there.

[@Chris-74]

@@jbcprolightning ah ok, thanks… yeah wasn’t trying to start an issue, just starting out myself , learning the rules

[@user-on9oy6xg9n]

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