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Coordinates of a wreck.......you interested?
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Welcome to Treasure Net !!
I recall you posted the same post on another treasure site over a year ago.
Is this the alleged "Axis powers" treasure sub that sank near Cadiz that Claudio B. has also mentioned?
If anyone is seriously interested, what permits can you provide--or must still be obtained-- to search, salvage and distribute?
Don.......
I recall you posted the same post on another treasure site over a year ago.
Is this the alleged "Axis powers" treasure sub that sank near Cadiz that Claudio B. has also mentioned?
If anyone is seriously interested, what permits can you provide--or must still be obtained-- to search, salvage and distribute?
Don.......
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Hello Mackaydon.....In Spain it is forbidden to remove wrecks, nothing, I can mark a wreck off the coast of Florida, if anyone is interested send me the link of the area where you can work, that is not the Brisben, Fisher or another company, it must have a magnetometer, that will mark the metal, because where I coordinate, there is a wreck exactly, maybe covered by sand or coral, but there it is, what I have comprobado.Salud
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Was your location found by dowsing?
How do you know it's a wreck versus some other object; especially if it might be covered with sand or coral?
At what depth do you estimate your target?
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How do you know it's a wreck versus some other object; especially if it might be covered with sand or coral?
At what depth do you estimate your target?
Don........
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The submarine was with radiestecia, sand, coral and cement not detect me from the wreck, the depth to which I have not tested this, the treasures on earth if I checked the depth, an archaeologist in Florida if you have seen the mound where this and a friend of mine from Orlando to see three, but not equipped boat in the sea I can say everything in a shipwreck, gold, silver, gems, pearls, ballast and cannons, all, if someone is working an area. . would I can check if there's something there, but you need magnetometer and equipped boat .... not post images in the forum, but email me at my email address which is in the first post, and I send a picture .... . don Tommy
- Oct 26, 2004
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I believe your word "radiestecia" is radiesesia; the Spanish word for dowsing.
If your site is in Florida, I believe others in this Forum will soon respond to you.
Good luck!!
Don....
If your site is in Florida, I believe others in this Forum will soon respond to you.
Good luck!!
Don....
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not handle the tools of the forum, my address [email protected]
