Easy Continuity Gold Testing In Raw Ore With Multimeter - How to / DIY

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Here I do a very simple test that anyone can do with a multimeter to show if there is gold

#Gold #Silver #Copper

[craighewes]

Pretty smart idea i am a prospector and miner and this makes sense 💯👍

[markthomas]

To the negative types out here on YT, you don’t need to view his video. I think you and myself have helped him though, every comment elevates this guy in a scale that might eventually pay dividends to the specific channel.

[johnny-james]

I'm less than 3 mins into the vid, and I had to pull you up on my cell to say thanks, best video for gold testing, I'm prodding meteoric suspects myself,
Thanks

[TIPPYtoeup]

Thanks man. I didn’t think to use a multi meter. Good thinkin

[neilserum]

What u have is a schist rock, in most cases if it contains gold it will b tiny specks of free mill gold, not connected to other piece's ( no circuitry.there may be a a grm.in
that sample .when gold persipitates
Into the rock it fills very tiny voids .

[cliftonkewa]

Right now in my area(Home Village) people are extracting Gold on my Land thank you for the video.
and by the way people need assist here

[anotherrant]

Chopsticks! That's what the efforts of manipulating the two points of the voltmeter one-handed reminded me of. I'm guessing this won't work with disseminated gold? Nevertheless, I'm out the door at 546am to grab my voltmeter and some rocks.

[rebelyellify]

Thanks for the info. Does this also work with platinum ore?

[crackerjax]

I’m wondering if it’s not buzzing because you’re hitting something between 50-120 ohms although I would assume at such a small size, it would likely be well below all that? I know nothing about electricity, or science or rocks for that matter; I’m trying to learn haha. But I took out my multimeter and am reading the instructions and it says it may not beep when the resistance of a circuit under test is between 50 and 120 ohms or greater than 120. Again, I have no clue what ANY of that means haha. Also, I wonder how other metals will interfere since they’re also conductive? So can you do this for silver and copper, etc? This was an excellent idea though, and I want to try it out on some of my very first Rock stash I collected for my new hobby. The learning curve is far more massive than I thought rocks every could be haha. Well done brother! Thank you.

[BRILLOPADral]

I tested something I think is pyrite but it has a circuit?! what have I got?? I always thought it was a fossil turned into pyrite.

[wadefreeman]

platinum is higher conductor than gold

[jamescruz]

I want made simple detector in my home

[saibaba]

I have this type of stone loat more 2tons I want buyer

[katrinadavis]

Duh, all precious metals register ass nothing or of course “point to (.02)” because that’s thee actual lie.

[neilserum]

P.s.gold is a super conductor, as are all of the noble metals

[jamescruz]

Who can help me to make simple gold detector at home made

[John-mbtt]

Dude you made me watch 11 and 1/2 minutes of absolutely nothing and then you show a little conductivity my rock touch it touch it beep beep beep come on

[keepitloe]

This is a horrible video. Gold is not the only conductive metal. the only information this has provided is that it's some kind of metal.