who makes nuggetfinder coils

hi all,

like to know contact details of nuggetfinder coils.

who make them and if they have a web site.

like to know.

cheers,

tim eureka

They are an Australian manufacturer based in Victoria and probably don't wish to fend inquiries directly from the public. Therefore, they tend to only deal with the dealers directly. If you have a concern with a coil, take it to your dealer and he'll interact with the manufacturer for you. To answer your question, they don't have a website. To find about about which coils are available and what the prices are, you'll need to contact your nearest seller.

Nugget Finder Coils
Rohan Johnson, Australian coil manufacturer.
Nuggetfinder coils were first manufactured in the early 1990’s, by Barrie & Rohan Johnson of Barrie Johnson Detector Service in Wedderburn, Victoria; a small country town renowned for its’ rich goldfields. Consisting of a small range of lightweight, fiberglass coils, these products were very popular amongst the Australia prospecting community. Constructed entirely by hand, Nuggetfinder offered prospectors high performance coils without the excessive weight associated with similar sized coils manufactured from plastic.
http://www.nwdetectors.com/pc/Nugget-Finder-Coils-c29.htm
cheers
stoppsy

If you contact Trackline Detectors in Bendigo you will find Dave deals with him personally, just hard to get hold of Dave now as he has two more stores and is not always at Trackline.

i bought an old 16" fibreglass mono of Barry's a couple of years ago, paid for itself in under 10 mins, showed it to Barry and his reaction was that it was actually one of his first he made in the early 80's, it is my favourite coil, very light and sensitive.

Eureka wrote:hi all,

like to know contact details of nuggetfinder coils.

who make them and if they have a web site.

like to know.

cheers,

tim eureka

Nugget Finder Coils
Rohan Johnson, Australian coil manufacturer.
Nuggetfinder coils were first manufactured in the early 1990’s, by Barrie & Rohan Johnson of Barrie Johnson Detector Service in Wedderburn, Victoria; a small country town renowned for its’ rich goldfields. Consisting of a small range of lightweight, fiberglass coils, these products were very popular amongst the Australia prospecting community. Constructed entirely by hand, Nuggetfinder offered prospectors high performance coils without the excessive weight associated with similar sized coils manufactured from plastic.

well he did ask who makes them wich i had put down.... i know there's no web site for them but you can get the number off a dealer to get in contact with them.
cheers
stoppsy

Hi all,

Many thanks for all of your replies.

Thats enough said on this topic i think.

cheers,

tim eureka

Most dealers in the country who stock Nugget Finder coils are in touch with them also I'd add. Cheers.

Qld Sandy wrote:Most dealers in the country who stock Nugget Finder coils are in touch with them also I'd add. Cheers.

Most would be in touch but the NF factory, I believe, is in Bendigo after moving from Wedderburn and thats why I suggested Trackline Detectors in Bendigo as I do believe they see each other face to face.
Cheers, Paul


ps, just noticed that many people here finish with a 'Cheers'. Friend of mine back in my Army days use to always say that and I hated it at the time but now I use it always.
Cheers again, Paul