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Clondike Clad
03-24-2007, 03:14 PM
Ok LRL users post your finds so all can look.
any tips are ok
I want to take Carl's $25,000 so help me out.
J_Player
03-24-2007, 09:47 PM
Hi, I heard this LRL works real good for winning contests.
Tips:
1. Don't order the expensive new model from the factory. I can sell you mine for only $2999.98 (half the factory price plus s&h) used one time.
2. It only finds certain organic targets. Target must be hot and steamy.
3. Be sure to wear rubber gloves, or carry a shovel or a "scooper" so you won't need to wash yer hands after recovering the target like these kids.
It works. Really!
Qiaozhi
03-25-2007, 12:18 AM
Ok LRL users post your finds so all can look.
any tips are ok
I want to take Carl's $25,000 so help me out.
This is going to be a very short thread. :lol:
Clondike Clad
03-25-2007, 02:25 AM
Hi, I heard this LRL works real good for winning contests.
Tips:
1. Don't order the expensive new model from the factory. I can sell you mine for only $2999.98 (half the factory price plus s&h) used one time.
2. It only finds certain organic targets. Target must be hot and steamy.
3. Be sure to wear rubber gloves, or carry a shovel or a "scooper" so you won't need to wash yer hands after recovering the target like these kids.
It works. Really!
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST.:)
Clondike Clad
04-01-2007, 11:25 PM
Well it look as if no no wants to post finds with LRL
I will make one and hope to post something.:)
Clondike Clad
04-02-2007, 12:04 AM
Well I will start this off I'm posting my LRL and what it can find.
I set the unit up for ding ding wave at the speed of 3 meters per secound.
I did find Bull s#it and my LRL locked on it with out problems:)
See images of the unit etc.
J_Player
04-02-2007, 08:40 AM
Dang, this looks like a real winner. Do you think Carl will modify his $25,000 reward for detecting organic targets instead of a gold bar? I think all you need to do is identify which paper plate it is hidden under 7 out of 10 times to win the $$$. But Carl will require you put a clothespin on yer nose to eliminate any possibility that you smelled yer way to the target! :cool:
Esteban
04-02-2007, 10:08 PM
Have archives since the 70s. Searching for the 60s. Those are recently. September 2006.
Have archives since the 70s. Searching for the 60s. Those are recently. September 2006.
Nice colection Esteban.
Esteban
04-02-2007, 10:44 PM
Hi Hung
Thanks very much.
J_Player
04-03-2007, 04:45 AM
Hi Esteban. Very nice collection of photos.
Can you post larger pictures so we can see the finds better? And can you tell when each was found, how far away and how deep, and what machines were used to find each piece? This will help to explain what works best for finding these treasures. :)
Hi Esteban.
Nice photos... congratulation.
As j-player said can you post larger pictures??
Regards:)
Hummm... Let me guess..
Detectors used:
DCH 85
PDC 205/210
FG80
All from Mineoro.
How did I go?
PS. Oh sure. I also can spot Esteban's own detector too.
Esteban
04-03-2007, 07:32 PM
All was detected with experimental medium range based on two ferrites oscillator in equilibrium (red machine). Confirmation with severals Mineoro as PDC and FG.
The gold pin was detected at 15 meters and depth 20 cm.
The gold ring (maybe 18 k) was near a wood bridge at 50-60 cm depth and was detected at 10-12 m.
The cartridge was detected only at very short distance walking, 1.5-2 meters max., depth 5 cm.
Qiaozhi
04-03-2007, 09:28 PM
All was detected with experimental medium range based on two ferrites oscillator in equilibrium (red machine). Confirmation with severals Mineoro as PDC and FG.
The gold pin was detected at 15 meters and depth 20 cm.
The gold ring (maybe 18 k) was near a wood bridge at 50-60 cm depth and was detected at 10-12 m.
The cartridge was detected only at very short distance walking, 1.5-2 meters max., depth 5 cm.
Hey Esteban,
I don't want to rain on your parade, but you only found 3 things during the 70s with your LRLs? And one of these was a worthless cartridge? :frown:
Personally (if LRLs really worked) I would have expected more. :shocked:
Esteban
04-03-2007, 09:55 PM
Read
Esteban wrote:
Those are recently. September 2006.
You don't understand or I don't explain well. This was one of my latest, September 2006, days 29 and 30. I have more 1 hundred photos since 1978 to today, but for to be complete my archives need first part, the 60's. "My history" with this start in 1979.
But in global, the first year in this history is 1959. I'm not so old for to be in all! :lol:
Yes, there are more and more!
mosha
04-04-2007, 10:54 AM
hi esteban,
you detected these items with DCH85 and confirmed it with PDC and FG as you said, is this mean that DCH85 beter than PDC and FG.
Clondike Clad
04-04-2007, 11:14 AM
ANY ONE WITH fg60 FINDS?
Esteban
04-04-2007, 05:06 PM
Mosha,
Don't said that the items was detected with DCH85, yes with experimental no Mineoro detector, but confirmed with PDCs and FG.
I have vacations since today, in these days few time for computer, internet and forum. Maybe some trips in inland, but now is rainy...:angry:
Clondike Clad
04-16-2007, 12:41 PM
OK ANYONE POSTING THE BIG ONE .
LRL USERS POST YOUR FINDS:)
DID YOUR LRL PAY OFF FOR YOU.
IT IS OK YO POST YOUR FINDS:D
Esteban
04-17-2007, 07:24 PM
ALL was found with electronic LRL, different kinds of these, some items of size of a pin undetectable with "normal" MD:
mosha
04-17-2007, 08:30 PM
Esteban,
did you find any of these finds with mineoro ionic detector.
Esteban
04-18-2007, 07:27 PM
... electronic LRL, different kinds of these
nelson
04-19-2007, 01:19 PM
Hi Esteban, can you post working schematics of one of this LRs detectors
Regards
Nelson
... electronic LRL, different kinds of these
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