another new gold show

[russau]

yep heres another one i just found out about. its from Dave Varabioffis of goldbay! it called "Meltdown" and its on Natgeo TONIGHT at 10 PM ET/PT theres 2 back to back episodes. theres a website at: http://www.goldbay.com/goldbay-seen-on- ... -show.html

[golden optimist]

That says it starts October 31st Russ.
Leonard

[russau]

HA! no wonder i couldnt find it on the guide thats on my TV! thanks! just goes to show you that SOMEONE really is reading these posts!:)

[nebraskadad]

that sounds like it's right up Megan Rose's alley

[russau]

Megan knowledge is scores above these ladies

[russau]

i just watched 2 episodes of this show and although i liked it ,it DIDNT show all the true costs of getting this material and getting the green backs into their sweaty little hands! the forgot to mention the time/fuel the spent getting this, the cost of "melting' this material and NOT smelting it. the cosrt of the chemicals to recover the Plt. sludge and the EPA permits to use these chemicals if they even bothered with it.EPA permits are hard to get depending on where your going to use them,and they also cost!! and there aint noway that "Rich" found that much sliver in that mecanical arm..............maybe he could have gotten more out of the relay controll pannel, but they didnt show it. theyre jumping up-n-down claiming their makeing good money to fool the public for the shows interest!

[golden optimist]

Russ said everything but the show name. It was Meltdown and on NatGeo.
Leonard

[Hoser John]

No ladies on this one-tough grubbn' for precious metals nowadays. Amazing amount of work tearing apart them huge ball mills and never told if they got'm back together again to avoid that $35k they cost?? Now there's not a ball mill safe on the planet John

[golden optimist]

Here's a slightly smaller version ballmill plus a lot younger Corky.

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The rest of the place is at http://www.golddredger.com/flotation/flotation.htm

This was in Jamestown. It should have survived the flood as it wasn't too near the creek.
Leonard