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Originally Posted by Boldgold
Thanks JP, I understand what you are saying. The best way is try it out for yourself-ourself is always the best, yes this is true. Thanks for the offer to come and try it out then report what I see. I would meet with you if I was close to you. But I am a long way off from you and I am not in the USA. Go ahead and try it out since you alread have it and let us know. But I can not 99%, but instead 100% assure you that these expensive electronic machines will not pick up gold and silver on the distant horizon, horizontally 25, 100, 1000 (meters)yards out.
WM6 and JP, I never said that finding gold and silver in the distant horizon or under the hands-feet was not possible, but it is the operator doing it with about $5 or so worth of homemade equipment that does it, not a high priced scam instrument that rips off people to put it honestly and bluntly. What does it is the operator him or herself doing it from the gift they have from God. Do you think all the old-time miners in all the gold rushes had electronic equipment. Yes they were first on the site-virgin ground, and yes they were the same people as us, but they had a sense in finding gold activated by being down and out, down to their last straw, when this sense works the best.
If you buy an either an expensive electronic or non-electronic dowsing machine(loaded with false resistors and the like), you can also make one at home for a fraction of the cost. Amazingly my dad does find things with 'bent wires' that cost under $5. (Either bent wires, or 90 degree shaped, glued at the ends, smaller round wood dowels can be put directly in the hands, or in 2x-pieces of about 6" long & about 1" diameter round wooden or metal dowels with the middle drilled out a little bigger than the wire.) Some people use no metal but am ALL wooden dowsing like a forked shaped willow. Not everyone has this gift and MOST people cannot do it. It is ONLY the persons sense, and NOT an instrument doing it for you. As these high priced instruments are totally worthless in themselves and taking buyers for a financial rip-off ride.
Somebody wrote this and is very true in most cases:
Be careful when you purchase any treasure hunting unit.
It's best to talk to people that have had success with the unit you are interested in.
ONLY TO THE OWNERS.
Not just one person, at lease 5.
Tim Williams
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Hi Boldgold,
It sounds like you are talking about dowsing when you say it is possible for some people to locate buried things at some distance in the horizon using homemade equipment. And your point is that by using an electronic apparatus to hold as a dowsing rod, you are adding nothing to this dowsing effect. This suggests an interesting test that I could perform using the Examiner. If a dowser were to show how he can locate a target item using simple dowsing rods, then we can see what difference we find when he tries with the Examiner. There are a number of ways to set up tests that would show us if there is any difference.
From what I have read so far, it appears the Examiner is said to follow the same "signal lines" that dowsers claim they are locating, but with the added advantage that it is able to accurately tune to a single target material, much like a radio receiver tunes to a single station instead of receiving all radio stations at the same time. The theory is it amplifies the single "signal line" from the target you set it to find which makes it easy for people who have difficulty with dowsing to locate targets.
You can see this is not too hard to test, and find out if a dowser says he finds it any easier when using the LRL instead of simple dowsing rods. And there are many other ways to make more scientific tests as well.
And you are aware there are many people who post in this forum say who the electronic LRLs don't work, and neither does dowsing. This test may be hard to conduct if nobody can demonstrate that they are able to locate targets by dowsing with simple dowsing methods. (By demonstrate they can locate targets, I mean to demonstrate they can identify the location of a target that we recover to see that it is really there. Not a target that they say is buried a hundred feet down that we will never take out of the ground to see the item they found).
In any case I won't begin the testing just yet until I feel confident the Examiner is functioning correctly, which will require some time-consuming adljustments. But when I start the public test program, all are invited to come try it out and see for yourself what it can do for you to locate treasure. If you know someone in the Southern California area that would like to try it or simply watch, have them send a PM.
Best wishes,
J_P