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Originally Posted by Qiaozhi
If you read Morgan's quote carefully (and maybe read between the lines) you will notice a few interesting points.
- He says that this is a nice cheap project to build. This is true. It is not expensive as far as parts are concerned. There is only your own time to consider.
- He says that the results, when compared to Mineoro, will be the same (or better). Again true. Since the Mineoro devices cannot find gold at any distance either. So they will be equally as bad as each other.
- You will save money. Certainly this is true, if it convinces you not to buy from Mineoro.
- It's a very simple project, and you can find everything you need here. True.
- Some people, who have built the Zahori, claim to detected large objects at 20m. This statement is probably true, but then (as we know) LRL believers are extremely susceptible to self-delusion, wishful thinking and selective memory. It is highly unlikely that any object was detected at that distance, and the target was in fact recovered with a conventional metal detector. The rest is a "trick of the mind".
- Many people have built the Zahori and found that it doesn't work. The statement "doesn't work" refers to the device's claimed ability to detect either water or gold. This ["doesn't work" statement] you can be certain is true.
However, your time has not been wasted. Any experiment is a good experiment. You've just managed to confirm yet another method for detecting gold at unbelievable distances that does not work as advertised.
At least you gained your education in LRLs at a cheap price.  |
Yes,i know people who have built the Zahori using this antenna and said FOUND GOLD !!!
Now is time for Nelson and others go testing the little Zahori in the fields