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Originally Posted by J_Player
The technology to locate these mineral deposits was developed by an Australian company who measures ions in the parts per billion and sub-parts per billion range in surface soil.
Therefore the conclusion is that a column of ions hovering in the air above a gold target is nonsense, and (even if any gold ions present were not bound by the soil) their numbers would be so few as to be undetectable at any distance, let alone several meters.
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Originally Posted by Dell Winders
EXCELLENT!
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Selective memory at work again?
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Nope! You are wrong again. (a habitual trait?) That's NOT my theory, and never what I based any field studies on. I never heard of the Ion theory until I seen it discussed on Geotech by the Scientific pretenders.
I doubt that you have noticed that I have a tendency to lean towards metering concentrations of the earths magnetic field surrounding near surface anomalies. This is what all my DB field experiments, and tests are based on.
It works for me, but I'm just a dumb uneducated country hillbilly who has spent his years gaining practical field experience. Who am I to argue with text book Scientific experts? Dell