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The circuit in question will find gold, if you only "believe".
And that's not all it can do. Mr. Devil, you know the whole story about such things, you've studied it well, it's ancient knowledge that predates electronics. The circuit in question is equally competent to turn a stone into bread, if you only "believe". It is equally competent to give you power to control other people, if you only "believe". It is equally competent to insure that if you jump off a cliff, you'll have a soft landing, no splat, if you only "believe". It is just as well designed to do all those things, as it is to find gold. Amazing little circuit, isn't it? Thanks to its electronics, it got a lot more traction here than your biodegradable half a dead fish did. --Dave J. |
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I am now cured of what you call my delusional state of mind because I believe. I believe in televisions. I believe in radios. I believe in computers. I USE BIG WORDS NOW. I'M A BELIEVER. But the question was my little "technically challenged friend" WHAT IS THE SCIENCE BEHIND BELIEVING? Please explain with constructive scientific comments that actually add to the forum and not just babble off your new BIG word for the day. Here's a start; This circuit can't possibly charge the enviroment around it because of the following reasons.....Dave J. Come on let's hear it Dave. rgds |
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I have not made any comments concerning whether dowsing works, nor do I have any intention of defending comments I did not make. My comment was concerning this VLF stuff - particularly the VLF circuit shown above. I say it does not work to do anything other than to generate a series of poorly formed VLF pulses. It seems to me that concept of "believe" must be used in order for this circuit to locate buried treasure. I know it is delusional to believe it does something different than generate a series of poorly formed VLF pulses because I know the purpose it was designed for. But why take my word for it? Here is what the designer of this circuit said: "Proposed circuit generate bursts of selected frequency. purpose of this circuit is, as previous stated, VLF transmitter (very important thing in some sort of electronic dowsing)". People who have an understanding of electronics know that WM6 intentionally designed this circuit as a poor adaptation of a 555 timer which uses a minimal parts count to accommodate people who are not capable of building advanced electronic circuitry. They also know that WM6 does not use this circuit for treasure hunting, because he knows it is utterly useless to him. It is simply a circuit he proposed as a gift to people who want a diagram for a very simple VLF transmitter that they can build easily. However, I could be wrong. Why not ask WM6 if he uses this circuit for his treasure hunting? Why not ask him if he believes this VLF transmitter and dowsing rods will help him to find treasure? Why not ask WM6 how much treasure he recovered when using this circuit? Are you afraid to learn the answer that the designer of this circuit will give? Best Wishes, J_P |
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If you "believe" in television, you're delusional. The things really do exist and they really do work, regardless of belief or disbelief. If on the other hand you believe that television is God Almighty delivering you personal messages from Pluto, that would be in the category of "belief"-- and delusional.
That 555 circuit is just as good at turning stones into bread as it is at locating gold. So, Mr. Devil, what do you believe about it? Hung, Dell, Mikey Montany, Morgan, Geo, none of y'all gonna defend this stupid little 555 circuit? Mr. Devil is gonna have to carry the ball all by himself? It won't happen. You know he's been jerking y'all around with bullcarp from the very beginning, you knew what he was the whole time, he's laughing at y'all a lot harder than I've been. If nobody is willing to make a case that this little 555 circuit is any better at finding gold than I say it is, looks like we can toss it out as worthless. Other than for fantasy, in which case a cow pie may work just as well as the circuit, just invoke "belief". --Dave J. |
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I am not use this TX circuit for treasure hunting, but I swear, that this TX circuit (in conjunction with VLF receiver from other tread) works as well as any mineoro LRL crap, or rangertell crap, or H3Tec crap and any other LRL crap. Even better, cause my VLF receiver offer you real hunting melody instead of boring tone signal. What you wish more?
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Explain to us your thoughts on what it would do to a gold nugget in the area. |
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But tell us your thoughts on what this cct would do to a gold nugget close by. rgds Last edited by Dedevil; 01-16-2013 at 10:07 AM. Reason: barstod |
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Mr. Devil has offered no scientific explanation why the stupid little circuit cannot
1. turn stones into bread. 2. give you the power to control people. 3. give you the ability to take a flying leap off the Statue of Liberty and not splat on impact. Nor has he offered any explanation why half a dead fish cannot do the same things. ******************* It's fast becoming obvious that the LRL'ers here know perfectly well that the stupid little 555 circuit is worthless. Not even Mr. Devil is willing to provide any reason to believe the thing is useful for any purpose whatsoever. Evidently we're all in agreement that the damn thing is worthless. --Dave J. |
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I already explained
I have already explained to Metaldude in this thread what it is useful for with a scientific explanation.
So we are all still waiting for your scientific explanation of why it doesnt work and not this bread and stones BS. Last edited by Dedevil; 01-16-2013 at 10:26 AM. Reason: spelling |
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Your game's over. Nobody is interested in your crap any more. It looks like you will have to explain what wonderful things this circuit does all on your own. But there's help... WM6 who designed this circuit posted an answer to the three questions I posed. http://www.longrangelocators.com/for...7&postcount=55 That should give you some good hints for how to explain what the circuit does. Best wishes, J_P |
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Don't wanna hear any more about that stones to bread BS? You been busted, dude!
If you want a scientific explanation why banana peels won't keep you from splatting from a flying leap off the Statue of Liberty, you don't have to go to hell to wait. After all, you say you're already there. Enjoy the wait. Your choice. --Dave J. |
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It was just a simple test to see if JP was actually the centre of the universe. It was simple, put a large charge next to him and see if his teeth fall out. The test was a complete success with the result of JP's teeth falling out and he could not speak in simple scientifc english why it wont work and so JP gave up. Isn't science wonderful rgds |
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Now that we are back on track. Let's talk about how WM6's circuit can help us find minerals like gold. rgds |
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Flouro lights
So the electromagnetic pulses from WM6's generator will transmit an electromagnetic wave to a gold nugget in the area. And as Gold Au197 has a tendancy to take in electrons it will become more negative. Similar to the flouro lights i have in my workshop. Sometimes you may notice a slight glow from a flouro at night even when it is switched off. This is because the gas inside it has not fully discharged. The same effect happens when we excite gold with a transmission and then turn the transmission off. The gold after accepting more electrons is now more negative and has a type of afterglow. This glow is not in our eyesight range of detection and so a detector that detects electrification charge and converts this into a signal that we can see with our eyes ( usually a meter) is required.
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Long range teeth detector
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This nugget was just found. http://au.news.yahoo.com/latest/a/-/...e-gold-nugget/ You can come gold hunting with me and bring your lrl's for a field trial. Heaps of gold around here and more Greeks in Melbourne than in Greece. rgds |
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Unfortunately, at this time my finances do not allow me such a trip. Really It was a good opportunity to see if my lrls works in the terrain of Australia. Regards
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It's like looking at a new born baby. If both parents are Greek, for example, and the baby pops out with asian eye's then something is out of place. Someone is having an affair! Coil Sales Scammers! My spot is fairly shallow @ 1- 3 meters so great testing ground for Geo's "secret weapons". If he wants to go deeper there is bigger nuggets at 10 meters, but he must bring his shovel! And do the digging! rgds |
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And we have Greek restaurants and ouzo!!! I have read a book detailing what the early miners did and will send it to you. Are you still at the same "secret adress" where you keep your secret TIME DETECTOR? |
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Thanks, Fred.
The linear CMOS version has been around for over 30 years, and is so much nicer. I've used 'em many times in metal detecting apparatus that actually works. Unlike the schematic above which doesn't have anything to do with detecting metals. --Dave J. |
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Yes i have the same "secret adress". Only you and Carl know it. Regards btw... be careful with ouzo!!!. It made me 30 kg heaviest.
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Long range time detector
That's just a timer. Geo has a LRL time detector! Keep it secret Geo there's Geotech1 spy's watching.
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Congratulation Geo for owning a secret watch |
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