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To: marcos who wrote (6083)	12/30/2004 6:57:59 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 8273

TK is new P& BM hottie. Take a look at its chart for a forbidding precipitate. Yas, the yeah aulde patento rockerovitch. I am expert at build this. If you just make it a part 1/2 johnson barrel and rubber apron it will do jes fine. The JB is an afriquean invention. Cut it in half and rock, don't rotate. Lapstrake and the boat leaks to catchment. CDN dime separators. V to centre groove. 1.5 yards per hour per trough rocker and 1500 estimate to build with electro-rockitate. One must spray wash the gravel big time and trommelize to separate from clay and break up regolith calicheikins. Little water and rock. Some au ends up in apron, some in under current to trough, and some in the flats of the outrun. At 1000 yards per day, you have to run the rockers 24-7 and that is 30 of the beasts. They take up 5 by 7 so that is a fair footprint. Gotta mount them on a flatbed for drag around. The big dredgie houses used electric rockers in 1935. That was what was inside them, as well as sluices. The other thing(ies) to run is(are) a Falcon, Knelson Hy-G or Superbowl concentrator. (Camel wheels are ok for cons.) So are mini Knelsons. Trouble with the centrifugal crowd is the mountains of clean backwater you have to use. For a 50 yard per hour machine you need 800 GPM clean water at 30 lbs pressure. That is a F***** (Frodomagnitude) of a LOT of wawa. And their cons are gold lean, about 2% of the feed in concentration. That means a post processing cost and loss. Most placers lost the fine gold. They just could not separate if from the con. I can do that. It takes a pressure cooker and chlorine. It is definitely worth it as 65% of the gold is fine on any claim. Take a look at sepor.com EC<:-}