J_P in dowsing the frequency is not that exact. In other words if I'm set to 38.2
hz for gold I will still hit that target +-1
hz. The plot you show above is not a normal area. this is a plot showing high mineral content. Possible gold silver or whatever vein running through that area and causing the earths field to change as you see it. As far as using NMR frequencies I set to the area I'm hunting. Lets say Ag @ 47000
nt is 80.99
hz. At 47010.5 it's not changed much but to 81.0. In my area the most it changes is about .1
hz from day to day.
I use my
Iphone with an on-board 3 axis mag to check total
nt. If I was in that area in the plot it would be a red flag that I'm standing in a large anomaly.
As far as map dowsing goes I can only hit targets that were in the picture at the time it was taken. So for that silver lamp I set for the field
nt according to the day of the photo. Elevation also comes in to play.
Problem is, none of this makes
sense to science. I'll be the first to agree with that. But! Many are using dowsing and locating just find. It's a big part of my hunt. Just saying. There are people today that have developed electronic sensing and are working with mining companies and are staying very busy.
If this forum want to try a little test I will post 2 NMR compound frequencies of their choice. I will give the NMR field strength to use for mikes calculation. So anyone can try the frequency if they have a rod and a sine wave generator. It can be an drug or mineral type or whatever. Of course all should have access to the same target. So lets think of that.
TIm