signal_line
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Sorry for the confusion. Here is the link to the video I was referring to .
Well, I finally decided I had 18 minutes to waste on the "Meyl scalar wave" flick. Which I knew would be malarkey because had it been an explanation and demo of a scientific phenomenon, Signal wouldn't have posted a link to it.
It was doubletalk and blinkenlites entertainment for those who wish to be awed by such things. The guy even "qualified the marks" by invoking Tesla. That's what obviously impressed Signal. I wasn't impressed, but the flick did deliver what I expected other than that I didn't expect it to be so utterly clumsy.
Arthur got this much right: "what this has to do with Treasure Hunting?"
--Dave J.
Yes it works at 20 feet and the receiver seems to work pretty well..ArtA note here. I bought a set of coils and electrodes from Meyl. I got the 3.5 Mhz coils. Yes, I was able to get higher voltage off the receiver coil than from the transmitter coil, but some of the other results were not as definite. Could be, probably is because I am not using the same signal generator. The one he sells is very expensive and I thought there should not be that much difference. But as it turns out, the cheap ebay DDS signal generators are not up for the task. His prices are just too high to spend any more. It cost me $120 just for shipping and still took just shy of one month to receive the parts. Don't get me wrong, I love what he is doing but just can't afford to get the right equipment.
Just how much have you already spent trying to learn how to use a LRL or dowse?..ArtI haven't spent much time on this. The scalar wave is mainly wavelength divided by 2Pi or about 1/6 of a wavelength. However some people have got 60 feet from the 7 MHz coils. I got the 3.5 MHz coils which should put the range at nearly fifty feet or possibly 120 feet if it holds at twice the range other people got with the 7MHz coils. But I don't know this because I don't have the same frequency generator. I took it outside and it didn't even light up the receiver lights for some reason. I suspect the ground was absorbing the signal. I tried connecting each coil to it's own grounding probe and it did not work even at close range. Possible I had a loose connection or something. Like I said, I do not intend to spend huge bucks on his other equipment. Already have $520 into it.