Testing The Geo High Banker From Geo Sluice Mining

[@GSProspecting]

What a great day out there getting that Au fam. Keep on having fun and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

[@jand8509]

I had the same issue with the one I purchased, and I put a 1”x1” neodymium magnet in the hopper to hold it to the supporting bar to minimize the shifting and a 2 inch C clamp upfront to keep it from kicking up.

[@EricFindsGold]

A magnet is an interesting idea. I saw someone who drilled a hole and put a pin through where the top meets the bottom. I like the idea of something that is clean, but also easy to get undone for clean up.

[@Rockymountainprospector]

Heck yea awesome stuff thanks for sharing heavy pans

[@stephencrandellsr4915]

I glued a couple baffles on the sides to devert the water back to the center to keep water from running down the sides

[@EricFindsGold]

Thanks for the tip! I think I will try to attach something on the sides.

[@Fluffi_Bunni]

My father told me to always have a camping shovel in my car.

[@EricFindsGold]

Sage advice...I have a nice folding metal shovel, but I left it at home as well! I should stow it in my car for such emergencies.

[@Fluffi_Bunni]

@@EricFindsGold 2 gallon jug of water, camping shovel, sleeping bag and a tent always in a pack in a tent.

[@justis4men211]

I thought I heard a chain gun off if the distance @ 10:10. Just sayin.

[@EricFindsGold]

That was a truck on the nearby bridge.

[@justis4men211]

4-500 % MORE..

[@EricFindsGold]

As my tests showed, it is catching all the gold. Why do you say I need so much more water flow?

[@justis4men211]

You need MORE water flow!!!

[@EricFindsGold]

If I have more water flow, the water shoots down the sides of the top box and out the back. I don't want my gold washing out the back before it even hits the sluice.

[@TheJohnEdmonton]

Drop riffle units require less water flow to allow the gold to just "drop" out of the suspension over the riffles, unlike your typical riffles, using much more water, to create a low pressure zone distally from each riffle.