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[CACHEHNTR]

Hi all,

I was just reading sansteds post below about copper vs. hangers. And got to thinking about what else people could make L-rods out of. My grandfather made several sets of L-rods some where copper some were steel and some were stainless steel and one set is aluminum. I remember him saying that the different metals would be attracted to different items? Anyone on here have any experiences with stainless steel or aluminum as used in L-rods? I remember as a kid placing a small gold nugget in the yard and having the L-rods cross when i got directly over the target these were copper rods. I noticed that sandsted mentioned holding one rod and turning 360 degrees? could someone explain this to me. Also I'm interested in map dowsing and triangulating with L-rods out possible cache locations could someone post some areas with more information available on these subjects? If anyone wants to P.M. me thats great too.

 

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[aarthrj3811]

Hey cachehntr....Wecome to our hobby...I have my methods at http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,19537.0.html
They are by no means the only way that Dowsing works. The only way to become good at dowsing is to practise a lot and study how others dowsers methods. Using one rod or two rods is something you will need to learn. I have dowsed with all types of rods even wood, plastic and one time with one of those crazy straws. I always end up using my brass rods.

There are some map dowsing lessons on this forum so read away....Art