Lechter Antenna Ideas for improvement on L Rods

[dowser]

5G/4G towers everywhere and my L rods still work perfect.

What do you mean "my L-rods still work perfect".
My rods move also.
Knowing what's going on is the secret, not suggesting a dc recharge alignment.
Post some pics of your finds, from your rods working, thanks. We need the proof!
Thanks for the tower info, I still believe Frequencies Dowsed, can be Frequencies interfeared with.

 

[WEF_Insect_Burger]

What do you mean "my L-rods still work perfect".
My rods move also.
Knowing what's going on is the secret, not suggesting a dc recharge alignment.
Post some pics of your finds, from your rods working, thanks. We need the proof!
Thanks for the tower info, I still believe Frequencies Dowsed, can be Frequencies interfeared with.

In any dowsing video you find on youtube, where i learned to refine my skills, it starts with YES/NO measurement of the L Rods and your body's polarity. Some people are otherway around. This is the starting point and secret to know if you are ready to dowse.

If someone cant YES/NO indicate with L-Rods, then there is no point in discussing with them.

Im not going to post finds on the internet, its not necessary as i am not trying to convince anyone of my dowsing abilities, ive seen children dowse and bend spoons, and i have no desire to convince anyone that this is possible, its all over youtube for anyone to try.

But nobody is trying and there is the problem. So you were offered a solution for your problem and rejected it, in my opinion you are not open minded and ready to experiment.

 

[dowser]

I Dowse Elements and frequencies, I don't use a third eye.
Good luck with the Lechter Antenna!

 

[signal_line]

I have the Lecher Antenna book.i don’t have the device. It is a modern version of the forked stick or Y-Rod. It can be used as a directional locator by slowly turning and watching for a response when the rod is aimed at the target. Up or down. Y-rods have surprisingly strong response and they are not affected by wind. You can even approximate distance by aiming at the target and (while keeping the rod level) lifting the rod until you get a response depending on how far you have to lift it.

Christopher Hills wrote a book “Suoersensonics” about 1978. He relied heavily on the Y-rod and there is no mention of L-rods anywhere in the over 600 pages. He said it depends on the polarity of the target as to whether the Y-rod pulls down or lifts.

A water dowser from Bozeman Montana sold me a Y-Rod I don’t recall what material but it looks plastic like. I kinda think it is that material they use to repair snow ski bottom. I think that is called P-Tex or something like that.

Getting back to Christipher Hills, he inherited the works of many European Dowsers including Louis Turrene. Turrene used moveable magnets on his Y-rods. Just weak magnets like compass needles, one on each side the “flame point” about 1/7 length of the rod from the tip. The magnets could be set with both north poles up or down or foreward or back or opposite poles like one north up and one south up. I’ll try to get photo.

You can attach magnets to an L-rod but probably best to use a spacer so the magnets are a little ways apart.

 

[signal_line]

Note he places his thumbs on the tips of the handles. Turrene’s rods were made from whale bones—one side from a female and the other from a male. It’s hard to see the magnets in the photo. I’ll try to find a better picture.

As for the magnets, straight ahead is for the horizontal plane and up and down is for the vertical plane. There's a lot more to it in the Supersensonics book. It used to be free online titled The Diviner’s Bible or something like that. It’s expensive if you can find a used copy like $600.

 

[signal_line]

You can see the Y-rod shape. There is a sliding weight on the scale for various targets. Must be a hundred different settings. 16.4 is for lost items. 14.000 is processed gold. 2.000 is for raw, crude gold. Silver (the mineral) is 1.800

 

[dowser]

You can see the Y-rod shape. There is a sliding weight on the scale for various targets.

When I first saw it with the slider weight, it made me think.
Both hands are on rods, that are joined by the slider. I've never had success with any rods joined in any way.
If rods worked joined, being grounded, then rods would work under water.
I didn't think Dowsing was possible under water.
Is the slider connecting both hands?

 

[signal_line]

When I first saw it with the slider weight, it made me think.
Both hands are on rods, that are joined by the slider. I've never had success with any rods joined in any way.
If rods worked joined, being grounded, then rods would work under water.
I didn't think Dowsing was possible under water.
Is the slider connecting both hands?

I have never seen one, a friend gave me the book. Early rods Turrene used were all one piece with a coil at the tip. Some rods had horizontal coil and some had vertical coil. So there must be some current flowing from one hand to the other. He later went with magnet-fitted Y-rods.

A Y-rod is different than two L-rods. L-rods swing together with separate polarity.

 

[signal_line]

When I first saw it with the slider weight, it made me think.
Both hands are on rods, that are joined by the slider. I've never had success with any rods joined in any way.
If rods worked joined, being grounded, then rods would work under water.
I didn't think Dowsing was possible under water.
Is the slider connecting both

The water dowser from Bozeman attached a sample to the tip of his Y-rod when searching for other items. He used a balloon to hold the sample. He said it doesn’t contaminate the sample. I was standing near by when he hit a water stream. It was like a big jolt to my system!

Looks to me like the slider piece on the Lecher shorts out the rod at different lengths. BTW it is pronounced Lek-er. I misspelled it.

 

[WEF_Insect_Burger]

You can see the Y-rod shape. There is a sliding weight on the scale for various targets. Must be a hundred different settings. 16.4 is for lost items. 14.000 is processed gold. 2.000 is for raw, crude gold. Silver (the mineral) is 1.800

Wow. This is some good info right there.

I will try to find these books online.

Thanks for this info!

 

[signal_line]

Wow. This is some good info right there.

I will try to find these books online.

Thanks for this info!

 

[signal_line]

When I first saw it with the slider weight, it made me think.
Both hands are on rods, that are joined by the slider. I've never had success with any rods joined in any way.
If rods worked joined, being grounded, then rods would work under water.
I didn't think Dowsing was possible under water.
Is the slider connecting both hands?

Bob Fitzgerald told me a long time ago some guy used his PPL Treasure Finder rod underwater. It is a solid handle.

 

[signal_line]

You need to click where is says Scribd at the top of the post # 31

 

[dowser]

Bob Fitzgerald told me a long time ago some guy used his PPL Treasure Finder rod underwater. It is a solid handle.

I had always wondered if I could Dowse underwater, using a set of L-rods.
I got certified Scuba diving just for Treasure hunting, after the Navy.
Didn't dive any further than Lake Huron, never made it to a wreck..

 

[signal_line]

I had always wondered if I could Dowse underwater, using a set of L-rods.
I got certified Scuba diving just for Treasure hunting, after the Navy.
Didn't dive any further than Lake Huron, never made it to a wreck..

I would guess a swivel handle might be too slow movement in the water.

 

[dowser]

I would guess a swivel handle might be too slow movement in the water.

A Friend gave me a set of the antenna extendable swivel rods back in 2004, in Arizona.
All the floors in the houses were tiles.
The swivel rods were so sensitive all the time, all perimeters/grout cracks, signaled.
It was impossible for me to use them swivels back then. I had a set of 3/16, 37 inch long one piece Zinc rods, I used to use.
Now its only swivel rods..
Bloodwood handles work best for me, after trying everything I can think of.

 

[WEF_Insect_Burger]

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Here is that amazing book if anyone wants it.

 

[Red_desert]

Over the years I've done a lot of experimenting with L-rod improvement... there definitely is a lot can be learned

 

[WEF_Insect_Burger]

Over the years I've done a lot of experimenting with L-rod improvement... there definitely is a lot can be learned

Interesting... where do you suggest people begin to improve and experiment?

Regards,

 

[dowser]

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