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[J_Player]

Originally Posted by wam

It is all OK, go for extremes, if you hold rods in hands and the voltage between feet will increase then it can be seen that rods will start moving. When the voltage decrease the movement will be smaller. It works every time with every person (voltages may vary for each person) but it works even if the person is dead for short time. It works for animals too. Some animals are more sensitive to current than humans. May be we should focus on some bionic detector with small animal in the cage to point the direction of electrical anomalies. Let take a mouse and electrocute it frequently so it will run from direction of higher potentials etc.

Hi wam,
This is not even true.
The voltage between the feet does not change.
It is ground voltage, or 0 volts in relation to the ground you are standing on.
The only way to escape this condition is to walk under an enclosure which shields you from the atmospheric voltage in the air.
You could go inside a house, or into a car to remove yourself from the atmospheric field.
Unfortunately, dowsers do not dowse from inside a house or a car.
They dowse where they expect to dig up some treasure or drill for some water.

The atmospheric voltage of 100v/m is so large that it will draw any microamp differences throughout your body to your skin surface through the miracle of electric fields.
It will be impossible to find any difference of voltage, even in tiny amounts from different parts of your skin.
But suppose a dowser went under a shield that kept the atmospheric field away from him.
Then he could develop microamp signals across different parts of his body.
The amount of power in these microamp signals is no where near strong enough to cause a typical dowsing rod to move even in the best conditions.
The very best transducers ever invented need thousands of times more power than these microamp signals to cause a rod to move.

So what could be causing the rods to move?
Maybe some muscles?
Muscles produce enough power to cause rods to move.

Best wishes,
J_P