Why does no one believe in Long Range locators?

[signal_line]

The electronics enhance the target's own signal. L-rods alone pretty much a shot in the dark unless you have years of practice borderline insanity. But no matter what you use, the earth's magnetic field plays a big role. When it's shifting you aren't going to be on line no matter what somebody tells you. So really even if you KNOW where the target is, if you are locating properly you may not get the line accurately. That's why you are supposed to use a test target--to see if the line is on or not or too weak to find. Not much different than nugget hunting--you use a test target to see what the conditions are for that ground at that time.

 

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[flgliderpilot]

The electronics enhance the target's own signal. L-rods alone pretty much a shot in the dark unless you have years of practice borderline insanity. But no matter what you use, the earth's magnetic field plays a big role. When it's shifting you aren't going to be on line no matter what somebody tells you. So really even if you KNOW where the target is, if you are locating properly you may not get the line accurately. That's why you are supposed to use a test target--to see if the line is on or not or too weak to find. Not much different than nugget hunting--you use a test target to see what the conditions are for that ground at that time.

Could you please provide a reference for this information? From a physics article, or such? This sounds like complete fiction to me.

 

[Pick_axe]

Could you please provide a reference for this information? From a physics article, or such? This sounds like complete fiction to me.

I respectfully disagree. It sounds like complete science fiction.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

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[Terry Soloman]

From the books and manuscripts I have read, the only accurate "Long Range Detectors," were all human - not electronic. Currently, there are perhaps seven people here in the United States that have the mental gift of paranormal location. People like them have been instrumental in recovering some of the greatest recovered treasures in history. Howard Carter was forced to consult such a person at the insistence of Lord Carnavon, before he was allowed to go back to Egypt one last time.

Maybe there is a "radar" that can locate gold or silver, copper or nickel. Maybe a Victoria's Secret model will stalk me. Maybe you are going to find exactly what you are supposed to find in this life. I'm pretty happy "finding" adventure and exercise.

 

[signal_line]

Could you please provide a reference for this information? From a physics article, or such? This sounds like complete fiction to me.

You'll have to do your own research, but I'll give you a quote from a guy named Wilson.

...I'm picking up good vibrations.
She's giving me excitations...
Na na na na na, na na na na

That's all you get. That last line was for art. LOL

 

[signal_line]

From the books and manuscripts I have read, the only accurate "Long Range Detectors," were all human - not electronic. Currently, there are perhaps seven people here in the United States that have the mental gift of paranormal location. People like them have been instrumental in recovering some of the greatest recovered treasures in history. Howard Carter was forced to consult such a person at the insistence of Lord Carnavon, before he was allowed to go back to Egypt one last time.

Maybe there is a "radar" that can locate gold or silver, copper or nickel. Maybe a Victoria's Secret model will stalk me. Maybe you are going to find exactly what you are supposed to find in this life. I'm pretty happy "finding" adventure and exercise.

Don't have to worry about no Victoria's Secrets at my age. LOL

Well, you are right about the psychic types--there are only a handful of real map dowsers. But that's psychic.The "dowser" part is a misnomer. Regular type real dowsing is not psychic, it's what is called ethereal or pre-physical. Of course anything with L-rods requires much operator skill. A very few people are lucky and pick it up quickly but the great majority of people have to learn it and it can take years or in about 20% of the cases never. LOL Those are the ones who can't overcome their negativity. Kinda funny but many of the dumb hicks don't have the apprehensions or the running brain.

 

[aarthrj3811]

Why does no one believe in Long Range locators?

We have had over 50 people post about how good the devices they own work. Seem like they shoot down your theories'

 

[flgliderpilot]

Not seeing them... just you so far.

 

[aarthrj3811]

The shill guy claims it makes a signal that changes with the different numbers you punch and that they measured it with a voltmeter.

If you would check and be honest it was a skeptic that wrote the report.

You cannot measure body voltage or polarity with a regular voltmeter

A regular volt meter will read the polarity of the hands. It takes a Mil Volt meter to read the voltage.

The guy should be banned from Treasurenet but instead they defend the rip-off.

Follow the rules and they will not ban you again

 

[aarthrj3811]

Sorry you have had so much trouble being a treasure hunter. In 45 years of trying you should have been able to find a tool that will work for you. Just maybe you are not able to learn the hobby. If I try a hobby and find that I am not good enough to have fun doing it I just move on. Just because I am no good at playing golf does not mean it is other peoples problem....Art

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

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[atomicscott]

Not seeing them... just you so far.

Lol.

 

[Tnmountains]

I can dowse but know nothing about long range detectors? Dowsing works for elec line water or gas. But I like my metal detectors for treasure. I guess I would be a skeptic also if I had not of tried it. On paper it does not make sense.

 

[aarthrj3811]

I only know of one device that will locate paper money. I have read the manuals for a lot of LRL’s. None of them recommend using Dowsing..Art

 

[Red James Cash]

The same reason that people dont believe in honest lawyers and other people who are supposedly suppose to be honest.

 

[want2skydive]

Someone said it would have to be a big piece of gold. Well I agree. It better be the size of my overly large head if I have to dig 10 feet to get it out!

 

[aarthrj3811]

Someone said it would have to be a big piece of gold. Well I agree. It better be the size of my overly large head if I have to dig 10 feet to get it out!

That’s why only I search 2 feet deep and ¼ mile in distance. I don’t want to know if something is 10 foot deep. Some of these devices will locate 2 flakes of gold at 8 miles. That's why I would not use that device again.I used to buy my beer at one of two stores. They never seem to have any bills beside ones to give me in change. I started to check all the ones they gave me. They are all in jail now
..Art

 

[flgliderpilot]

That’s why only I search 2 feet deep and ¼ mile in distance. I don’t want to know if something is 10 foot deep. Some of these devices will locate 2 flakes of gold at 8 miles. That's why I would not use that device again.I used to buy my beer at one of two stores. They never seem to have any bills beside ones to give me in change. I started to check all the ones they gave me. They are all in jail now
..Art

Well, there is gold everywhere, even in the play sand sold at home depot. It's easy to claim a device can find gold flakes ... but can they find a large chunk of gold every time?

I know that when a 16g chunk (ring?) is buried 12 inches deep, I will absolutely 100% of the time, find it if I am over that location using a metal detector. I have never seen dowsing or LRL's accomplish this... it's been blind tested many times. Sure there are claims, but I can prove it any time, any where, without excuses. It will work every time.

I would like to know how these LRL's locate a coin on the ground next to a car. The coin is mostly copper. The car contains hundreds of feet of copper wire, yet the LRL points to the coin under the cup next to the car. Could it be that the operator is guiding the device to where he knows the coin is? Certainly the calculator which is double stick taped to a plastic box containing a potentiometer, an led, and a battery is not steering this device.

The biggest believers and these devices are the people selling them... and even they don't believe they work.

 

[aarthrj3811]

Well, there is gold everywhere, even in the play sand sold at home depot

Yes there is a lot of gold out there

I know that when a 16g chunk (ring?) is buried 12 inches deep, I will absolutely 100% of the time, find it if I am over that location using a metal detector.

Then how come I see so many post of people complaining about pull tabs being read instead of gold?

I would like to know how these LRL's locate a coin on the ground next to a car. The coin is mostly copper. The car contains hundreds of feet of copper wire, yet the LRL points to the coin under the cup next to the car

If the LRL is not set to copper It will not point to it

Certainly the calculator which is double stick taped to a plastic box containing a potentiometer, an led, and a battery is not steering this device.

It just may be that it is run by Solar and there is no battery