
06-02-2009, 02:11 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Fred
Ivconic,
They say the signal from a regular detector destroys the halo.So maybe the halo is much bigger than it looks and can be detected with a non-intrusive and more sensistive device.
You admit the existence of a halo but, still need to know the size.It could be strong in a localized point but extending weakly all around ...or in some direction 
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First we must know exact "hallo" features. All the details. Than it will be easy to project device for locating it.
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