http://www.goldfeverminingsupply.com/jinge...fluid-tube.html
Anyone ever seen one of these? 2 folks in AZ had them and I was amazed at how they can take 1/2 bucket of 30- black sand and turn it in to about a cup and they both claim they've extensively checked the sand blown out and find no gold.
You know I love to try new gadgets, so of course I ordered one. Would make blue bowling or gold wheeling much more efficient it it works! I'll let you know!
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I've heard of them, but that's about it. I am curious about it though, so you'll have to post up a review.
QUOTE (Crusty @ Mar 19 2017, 01:59 PM) 
http://www.goldfeverminingsupply.com/jinge...fluid-tube.html
Anyone ever seen one of these? 2 folks in AZ had them and I was amazed at how they can take 1/2 bucket of 30- black sand and turn it in to about a cup and they both claim they've extensively checked the sand blown out and find no gold.
You know I love to try new gadgets, so of course I ordered one. Would make blue bowling or gold wheeling much more efficient it it works! I'll let you know!
Anyone ever seen one of these? 2 folks in AZ had them and I was amazed at how they can take 1/2 bucket of 30- black sand and turn it in to about a cup and they both claim they've extensively checked the sand blown out and find no gold.
You know I love to try new gadgets, so of course I ordered one. Would make blue bowling or gold wheeling much more efficient it it works! I'll let you know!
Hi there! My granddaughter, Jinger, was 11 years old & going to a S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) School when she developed the concept for her fluid tube for a science fair project. By the way, she took 1st place in the "working invention" division of the fair. We then refined her model for cost and marketability and have been selling them ever since. She is now 18 and a senior in highschool. What do you think of it? Any suggestions for improvement? Thanks.....Bob
Just checking back on this zombie thread. Seems this is a company in Rathburn Idaho, called Eagle mining. Seems to also be a public camping facility. The GF Bob is still the owner of this company. I have sent a email to determine if this Jinge device is still available. I will return if I get more information.
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QUOTE (gfbob @ Dec 21 2019, 02:46 PM)
Hi there! My granddaughter, Jinger, was 11 years old & going to a S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) School when she developed the concept for her fluid tube for a science fair project. By the way, she took 1st place in the "working invention" division of the fair. We then refined her model for cost and marketability and have been selling them ever since. She is now 18 and a senior in highschool. What do you think of it? Any suggestions for improvement? Thanks.....Bob
QUOTE (gold_tutor @ May 12 2020, 10:10 AM)
Just checking back on this zombie thread. Seems this is a company in Rathburn Idaho, called Eagle mining. Seems to also be a public camping facility. The GF Bob is still the owner of this company. I have sent a email to determine if this Jinge device is still available. I will return if I get more information.
Clicking on the hyperlink URL elsewhere in this thread, will reveal a 404 error
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End of June. ”Bob” never replied to written inquiry. Just closing the info loop.
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