More on the Super Star Quantum Leap (SSQL)

[signal_line]

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[aarthrj3811]

If it relies on dowsing, it is unreliable. Frequency Discriminators rule.

So... How come you keep telling us to use something that is unreliable?...

 

[aarthrj3811]

I just call it that to avoid arguments from uninformed people.

If it relies on dowsing, it is unreliable.

So which or what is it?
Are we still talking about your hand held model?

 

[aarthrj3811]

So I got out the SSQL and I guess I need to form an LLC and get on this one.

https://www.legalzoom.com/knowledge/limited-liability-company/topic/limited-liability-company
Definition of a Limited Liability Company or LLC - LegalZoom
https://www.legalzoom.com/.../limited-liability-company
Like a corporation, a limited liability company or "LLC," is a separate and distinct legal entity. This means that an LLC can obtain a tax identification number, open a bank account and do business, all under its own name.

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19084

 

[Gold Maven]

wow, you can feel electronic signals with your fingers, I bet that comes in handy when you are trying to prove your LRLs work.

 

[aarthrj3811]

I usually don't rely totally on the sensations, but some times I get a small jolt that alerts me I am on the signal line.

I rely on the rods crossing when I reach the signal line when using old out of date technology. Just by holding two rods may eliminate that problem
..Art

 

[aarthrj3811]

What I mean is sometimes the rod just does not respond but I get the sensation that alerts me.

Mine always cross when I encounter a signal line.

Verne Cameron said he did not accept a sensation as valid--he wanted to see the rod move.

He was correct

So of course one of the hard things for the beginner/intermediate is to not get the preconceived notions after the first hit. That's all part of the self-mastery.

If your get a hit and it’s not a real signal you should dump the device. If it is picking up rings it is almost useless...Art

 

[morbiusandneo]

Such a shame....seems Signal_Line the OP deleted what looks to have been a VERY informative post. ALL I see remaining of the OP is the copy/pastes here by Art, and they each are GEMS of information valuable to me....

 

[signal_line]

Hello Morbius, and Neo,

Too much going on right now. A while back I did some more work on the SSQL (L-rod skills required) but that modification is not very far along yet although I say "promising" still experimental. Of course promises are meant to be broken so... LOL Got what I need to work on it but been in a whirlwind lately. Something good is going to happen.

 

[signal_line]

Did get a little time to work on the SSQL mod I refer to as XE-1 that doesn't use any batteries. Don't have any big results to report but it has been hitting my practice test target most the time. Of course this is circling the transmitter with an L-rod to find the signal line. And my L-rod skills are a bit rusty. Got some more ideas to try out.

 

[signal_line]

Haven't done much with the XE-1 except to change out some parts. Looks like I have some work to do on this one but it is working.

 

[signal_line]

Don't know if anyone caught my little joke-- XE-1
tettmo

 

[signal_line]

XE-1
tettmo
times e to the minus one

This XE-1 in it's present state is working better than I expected. I've done a lot of experimentation with this type of locating system in several slightly different configurations. And I suspect it might never end. Anyway i do have a couple more ideas to test out as I can't help myself sometimes...If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

 

[signal_line]

Been messing with the XE-1 in my yard and it's quite impressive. Today I pounded in a grounding rod to see if I could get any more power. I haven't been using any ground wire. Voltage is the same but I did get a little more current. A bit ironic this device runs on such small amounts of free power compared to the electronic receiver which uses thousands of times more power.

 

[signal_line]

Still haven't had much time/energy to work on this one but I figured out something I want to change out. So how much more power will it put out, I don't know but it might be enough that I need to add a power level control. If my past experience with a more powerful version is any indication, almost for sure I will want some way to lower the power. Anyway, this is a ways off and I need to order some other parts.

 

[signal_line]

Don't know if anyone wants to hear about my experiments and flip-flopping on this project. The free-energy power sounds so clean and holy, but it's like going back to the horse and buggy days (Do you remember they had to clean up after the horses?). A rechargeable battery and some other electronics is light years ahead.

 

[signal_line]

Starting to clear out some of the cobwebs in my brain. Watch out! Got a new modification put together and now I need to check it out to see what sort of Frankenstein I have created. I'll be back in a half-hour or so.

 

[signal_line]

Okay, found out the new mod cut the power about fifty percent. Still has ample power in my yard, but right now I'm leaning more towards the more simple version. My feelings on this is more controls mean more complication for the user--more stuff to distract. But then again, most people probably don't fret over such minor details.

 

[signal_line]

I messed with the simple version out in my yard and I will say I like it.

 

[signal_line]

Been messing with two L-rods and an old Weight Chek on the Xe-1. Really makes things complicated compared to just one rod. And something does not seem right. As I turned up the dial the signal seemed to stay strong. This was a half ounce silver and it was still coming in when set to filter 2 or 3 pounds. First guess would be the Xe-1 has higher power than the Weight Chek was built for, so it takes more dial advancement to get any weight filtering. Probably will need a control on the Xe-1 to reduce power when needed.