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Detecting in South Africa

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2760 on: June 14, 2012, 11:20:54 am »

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A car head lamp brough up to just a orange glow looks like a Head light in the Truck at 200Ft.

Mind telling me what your on about? Grin

I kind of lost you on this one mate

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2761 on: June 14, 2012, 11:27:54 am »

If you use a car head lamp with just enough current to make them glow Orange they look like it's fully on with a IR camera.

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2762 on: June 14, 2012, 11:37:23 am »

HOooo now I'm with you. Must try that some day. If I get a chance I'll look for the IR LED's tomorrow for Peter. I have some UV LED's that I want to place in a LED torch could make a nice tool to have around.

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2763 on: June 14, 2012, 12:00:24 pm »

Could be room for some good experimentation Great

Bud I am thinking that a return trip to our site is in order, got feelings about this site Welcome

maybe you next weekend off again Great

What you think bud Idea

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2764 on: June 14, 2012, 12:25:51 pm »

I'm OK with that it's just these felt fires that are controlling my life at the moment man I'd be happy if it would burn all around us and be done with it.

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2765 on: June 14, 2012, 12:43:43 pm »

Yeah fires are not good when you have to control them, but at least they will keep you warm Devil

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2766 on: June 14, 2012, 12:56:49 pm »

Half of NM is on fire here. Huh?

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2767 on: June 14, 2012, 01:12:05 pm »

Fires are great for keeping warm and for cooking, oh and for clearing metal detecting sites Great

after that, hate them, do too much damage Angry

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2768 on: June 14, 2012, 04:03:38 pm »

Felt fires? is that another name for a brush fire?

if yer not sure about whether the burn is gonna enter your property dig a big trench or do a 20' (band) controlled burn around the perimiter .. prob is you need several people helping to stop small fires spreading into a huge one that eats you house Shocked

.. oh and do small patches at a time .. takes a long time but if there is a grass fire it help stop it spreading

otherwise just hope the wind changes an makes it blow itself out Grin

oh peeing on it also helps Laughing

.. but it depends on whether you can stand the heat Shocked

Keep safe and keep a few buckets of water handy,

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #2769 on: June 14, 2012, 11:25:19 pm »

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what part of the UK are you from?

Bush fires / Brush fires are the same thing Great

here in South Africa and also in Australia we call them bush fires. They do a lot of damage every year, even when we make fire breakers / controlled fire breaks. When these fires start, they can be very difficult to stop. Sometimes our grass can grow to 3' - 4' high, you can imagine how easy that moves when it is dry. Even broken bottles can cause them in the sun No no!

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