quick hunt = two rings :ausflag:

[lazyaussie]

went for a quick detect today & popped these two rings outta the sand both are silver the little one has three Ruby's, the big one ? who knows
the other pic is of the rings i found yesterday all cleaned up the little one has a very small diamond in it.
lazyaussie

 

[Gulf Hunter]

n/t

 

[Roscue2]

n/t

 

[Dig]

Bonzer!

 

[RickIowa2009]

Great Job, how many rings this year?

 

[koki]

You sure did a good job cleaning up those rings! Do you use an electrolysis machine, or have you setup your own circuit? I've found lots of "recipes" for such a system, but was wondering how easy ( and safe ) these were to set up ? Well done on the finds!

 

[lazyaussie]

thanks all
RickIowa2009 quite a few i don't keep count when i find one i chuck it in the pile & start thinking about the next one i"ll find .
koki yeah i use a home made electrolysis kit get a 6v-9v phone charger cut the plug off & put a alligator clip on each wire get a glass bowl then mix 1 tablespoon of salt in with the bowl full of water then put one clip on the coin/ring & the other on a bit of iron then put it in the water if the iron bubbles swap the clips over so the coin/ring bubbles leave for 30 min or so then pull it out clean the black crud off & give it a clean with silver polish & there ya have it nice clean coins & rings .
as to how safe it is ???? i don't have a problem with it that's all i can say
lazyaussie

 

[koki]

Thanks for the electrolysis kit instructions.... I"ll hunt around the house for all the bits and see what I can create.... what do you use for "the bit of iron" ?

 

[tvr]

I have been using a bent up stainless steel spoon I dug while detecting a beach as the sacrificial side for my set up. Seems to work.
tvr

 

[lazyaussie]

i just use an old bolt

 

[koki]

Thank tvr & lazaussie, I got my system up and running this afternoon..... results so far are excellent

 

[lazyaussie]

good to hear that koki now i cant wait for the before & after pics