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Originally Posted by Carl-NC
buried gold absolutely cannot be distinguished from anything else based on temperature.
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This is not true. Gold does produce heat when aimed with specific frequencies of laser lights and it's also used by NASA space suits for its heat reflection properties:
An Efficient Heat Ray Reflector
A fourth characteristic of gold is its ability to reflect heat rays efficiently. This is what makes it so valuable as a heat protector in space suits and vehicles. Thus films of gold so thin that they are translucent are applied to the glass of windows in both hot and cold climates. Under hot conditions, the gold eliminates glare, reflects heat from the sun and thus reduces cooling costs. Conversely, the film reflects back heat radiating from within the buildings and so reduces heating costs. Both ways are important in helping to conserve our precious energy resources.
Another property of gold is that it is an exceedingly good conductor of electricity and heat
Also see this link:
http://www.physorg.com/news63003999.html
Besides it's up to 99% Infrared reflective.
The company states that due to electron structure, gold and other royal metals retain heat longer when buried overnight.
This might or might not be true. I will make tests to corroborate this or not.
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The evidence overwhelmingly suggests that this company sells treasure hunting scams. The fact that they also sell dowsing rod devices pretty much cements that conclusion.
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You are presenting the same skeptic's logic of 'one size fits all'. No, one size does not fit all. If you think dowsing does not work keep it only as your opinion and not a fact.
Anyway, thanks for the information. Now since you live in US, you or anybody here could try to use the Mastech device and see if the device can be used as Knouzm says. I would try to collect data here from the DIS300.
We could compare results and only this way we would know if the Mastech has been modified or not.