Super Cow !

[robfinds]

Had another couple of hours on the pasture late this aft. The cows dug more decent finds than me. In the gate way they had brought a copper of George 111 to the surface with their hoofs. Wonder if cows can be trained to find gold. The bullet looks fairly early, and the button is British army, maybe ww1/2.

HH Robert.

 

[CRUSADER]

I have to say, you have the fighting spirit on that land. Its what it takes to get that 1 little gem hiding in a difficult field. Good Luck

 

[Tank69]

wtg nice digs

 

[Silver Searcher]

How many batteries does the cow take

 

[CRUSADER]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

 

[robfinds]

How many batteries does the cow take

probably loads, and they have to be "chargeable".

 

[shaun7]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

Now that was funny

 

[robfinds]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

 

[shaun7]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

 

[mlayers]

When you work with the cows you got milk....Matt

 

[robfinds]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

hey it's nothing to beef about.

 

[CRUSADER]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

hey it's nothing to beef about.

Lets just mooove this one on a bit...

 

[Silver Searcher]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

hey it's nothing to beef about.

Lets just mooove this one on a bit...

Yes stop horsing around.....whoops wrong animal

 

[TiredIron]

Now I don't know about the Cows in the U.K. ....but here in the States the L.R.L. Cows that KellyCo sells all use the Standard Eveready No.6 Dry Cells...
(four per cow). There are two basic kits. #1 is just a basic Battery Kit assuming you already have the insertion components from a previous kit. If not they have the Deluxe version that comes with the "Arm Gauntlets" and "Face shield".
Experienced owners have learned the techniques to keep the Cow relaxed and in most cases the Face shield isn't needed. Getting the Batteries into the spring loaded carriers is paramount.....and as always "Observe Polarity". The manufacturer is working on an external On/Off switch with Flashing L.E.D.s that will ease operation and extend battery life when not in use.
I was told the British L.R.L. Cows had some odd "Lucas Electronics" Zener Diode system that would fail unexpectantly for no reason. ( I don't know for sure, might just be hear say.
Good Luck....also...keep the Bull in another field while changing batteries.
Pic Tips...
http://xae.xanga.com/a50c9771d9731224430824/m176344312.jpg
http://www.radiolaguy.com/images/misc/No6_repro.jpg

TiredIron

 

[shaun7]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

hey it's nothing to beef about.

Lets just mooove this one on a bit...

hoof liping asked you?

 

[robfinds]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

hey it's nothing to beef about.

Lets just mooove this one on a bit...

hoof liping asked you?

Sorry Shaun, you know me always putting my foot in my mouth.

 

[shaun7]

How many batteries does the cow take

not sure but I would pay to see you replace them

You don't replace them, when the cow stops working, you simply get an udder one

ok Rob, your milking it a bit now!

hey it's nothing to beef about.

Lets just mooove this one on a bit...

hoof liping asked you?

Sorry Shaun, you know me always putting my foot in my mouth.

yeah sorry Rob! I wasn't trying to take the dairy off your post!

 

[robfinds]

Now I don't know about the Cows in the U.K. ....but here in the States the L.R.L. Cows that KellyCo sells all use the Standard Eveready No.6 Dry Cells...
(four per cow). There are two basic kits. #1 is just a basic Battery Kit assuming you already have the insertion components from a previous kit. If not they have the Deluxe version that comes with the "Arm Gauntlets" and "Face shield".
Experienced owners have learned the techniques to keep the Cow relaxed and in most cases the Face shield isn't needed. Getting the Batteries into the spring loaded carriers is paramount.....and as always "Observe Polarity". The manufacturer is working on an external On/Off switch with Flashing L.E.D.s that will ease operation and extend battery life when not in use.
I was told the British L.R.L. Cows had some odd "Lucas Electronics" Zener Diode system that would fail unexpectantly for no reason. ( I don't know for sure, might just be hear say.
Good Luck....also...keep the Bull in another field while changing batteries.
Pic Tips...
http://xae.xanga.com/a50c9771d9731224430824/m176344312.jpg
http://www.radiolaguy.com/images/misc/No6_repro.jpg

TiredIron

the thing with Lucas batteries is ,they have a strong force but you must know how to use it.

 

[River Rat]

You guys are just too funny Great finds, just follow the cattle trail you just might be liable to find more. My cows unearth Indian artifacts, so I continuously follow those trails.

RR

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[DMN]

Depends on which trail you're referring to.
Waders may be the ticket.