idigdirt
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Did H3 tec just stop manufacturing and strictly go into the mining business?
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I don't know much of anything about H3Tec but I heard a few months ago they had a new locator model out. Can't recall the name but something like "The Alien". Kind of reminds me of a few years ago I had a prototype of the Revelation Locator Rod I build now I nicknamed it "The Alien WTF". You might try to check with a guy Klondike Ike.
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H3Tec's home page is looking pretty funny these days.
Anyone care to guess just what it is that Chuckie is intending to mine? (The home page answers that question, read the advertisement!)
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Anyone care to guess just what it is that Chuckie is intending to mine? (The home page answers that question, read the advertisement!)
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It is called a business decision..and has been happening for about a year.
The testing of H3tec Explosive Detectors by the Army was discussed on this board. We also had a discussion and testimonials from H3tec Treasure Hunting Detectors owners...If they have done anything wrong I am sure we would have heard about it..Art
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Photo on the home page is a few miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Looks like the "mine" needs some investment to make it a going concern.
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From H3TEC.com
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Thanks for the pic, Art.
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And you know the picture was taken in Utah...HOW?...Art
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A good source of the truth...Art
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You non treasure hunters will never understand...Locating the gold is the easy part....Determining if it is going to be a lode claim or a placer claim is very important. Determining how the operation is to be run takes a lot of studying of local , state and federal laws... Access is also very important as tons of equipment and supplies will have to be brought in.
If you are filing a Placer claim it is simple to get enough partners to claim 100’s of acres if you can trust them but many areas do not allow open pit mining. With a lode claim it is much harder as there are regulations on withes and distance that you can claim....
Any way you look at it there will be millions of dollars invested before dig your first ounce of gold...Art
If you are filing a Placer claim it is simple to get enough partners to claim 100’s of acres if you can trust them but many areas do not allow open pit mining. With a lode claim it is much harder as there are regulations on withes and distance that you can claim....
Any way you look at it there will be millions of dollars invested before dig your first ounce of gold...Art
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That's why it makes more sense to just mine investors.
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Yes...The mining industry is well regulated by every county, state and the federal government..Art
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Another reason why it makes more sense to just mine investors.
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What makes no sense is that I see no mention of investors at H3TEC.com...Art
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Yes I have but don’t partisapate...
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Two more reasons to count your blessings, Art.
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