Map Dowsing: Help Please

[hung]

Hi Folks, I know there are great map dowsers in this forum and I would hugely appreciate if you could make a confirmation or not about two locations.
This past weekend, I went to visit my Wife's uncle. He lives in a farming region and I just for fun decided to take only a couple of LRLs of my arsenal. One being Mineoro FG90 and the other the rangertell examiner. I did not take the complex LRL system we built and is being used by my team.
As soon as he saw that I had brought them, he took me to a spot that is marked as Fire Ball Rock. He told me that in that area, he had frequently spoted an orange/redish type 'fire ball' that moved down the hill for some short periods in certain nights.
I have experience about this subject and know for a fact that moving 'fireballs' are result of ionization phenomena over gold veins. When the fireball is still over one spot it means buried treasure.
He also told me that the land owners of that part of the hill have broken several pieces of the big rock in attempt to find gold in it but probably failed.
Over this spot, I got signals from both the Mineoro and the examiner. However we could not get closer as the security watchers spoted us and I had to quickly hide the detectors to not expose our intention.

Back in the house, while the lunch was being fixed, I decided to check with the examiner outside the house for other possible targets. Then I got a signal for gold estimated at 500 feet away and of medium size as the knob was 'in the 6'.
After lunch we went there walking and the FG90 started to beep more intermitently until I got over an almost all buried relatively large stone.
I then picked the examiner with the same settings as before and it confirmed that was the one target I had gotten before. And according to the GPS later it was close to 500 feet away. This is the Moa Rock 1 target in the picture bellow.
The rangertell gave me about 5 feet deep for the target. In the beginning I thought the Mineoro was overtuned and beeping at the edge of the stone due to reflection to the IR sensor. But then I reduced the gain and it continued beeping at the same spot. It was only then that my wife's uncle called my attention to very peculiar marks in the stone I had not noticed before due to my attention to the calibration settings of the device.
The stone had a clear vertical 'chanelling' mark and a round one at left. Then he told me that interestingly enough, it reminded him of a bigger rock that lied ahead some 600 feet which had an X mark in its vertical side.
I imediately thought about Jesuit aproaches in Brazil who used to employ similar techniques in the past.
In the red circle lies the aforementioned probable location of this rock..
Although I could get some sporadic beeps in that direction, due to being late, lack of trail trough the high and dense bushes and also due to the advanced hour, we decided to abort any temptative in this respect at that moment and we made arrangements for him to open a trail during the upcoming weeks and when ready, he would call me again.

I would deeply appreciate if any of you who do map dowsing can confirm or not my expectations and if possible give aditional details on the area shown in the photograph.
Thanks very much in advance.

 

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[aarthrj3811]

Hey hung….I could not get many answers from the map…All I could get was gold veins..I will get my head screw on sooner or later..Good job as always Jr….Art

 

[hung]

Thanks very much Okiedowser and Art for your opinions. This just show how competent map dowsers you both are as you share the same verdict for the major occurence in the area: gold veins.

Okiedowser: Your yellow points confirm the reactions I had with the Mineoro in those spots with sporadic beeps for the vein path but in some locations as close to Fireball rock for instance, I had substantial beeps indicating the concentration.
You say you mapdowsed a possible cache also. The point you marked as 'cache' is precisiely where, from a considerable distance my FG90 is beeping. This is interesting because it would confirm the RT examiner indication also. See bellow.

Art: We know that currently there are 2 frequencies available from RT that supposedly differenciates natural gold from man made gold. I tested it with a nugget and a gold souvenir and it seems to work. Over fireball rock, about 150 feet away and in the short period I could stand there due to the proximity of the security watcher, I only had swings with the natural gold freq. No swings with the other one freq.
But over the point I marked as Moa Rock1, this time I had swings with the other freq(man made gold).
This particular point as I explained, was discovered when I was close to the main house and the examiner got this signal and estimated it being at about 450 feet. When I got to the spot, I checked the depth and examiner indicated about 5 to 6 feet deep under the rock.
Before I make my wife's uncle venturing into such a complex digging operation, I will have to spend more time there making more analysis. Could be a fair amount of gold concentration attatched to the subterranean big portion of the rock? Yes it could, but considering I had set the tan function to limit the search area, the examiner is only reacting to the 'man made freq', the Mineoro is reacting only at a particular spot and also Okiedowser pointed to the possibility of a cache around that area, there's also this option.

Whatever the case, I will give time to her uncle to open a trail in the bushes so we can reach the other rock marked X as he told me. I want to see if he is right and there's relevance or it's just his imagination.
I will try to post in a few days the picture of moa rock 1 which shows some marks in it.

Thanks for your attention gentlemen.
Stand by.
Best regards.

 

[Red_desert]

I wasn't able to print out a good map, because I'm on empty ink cartridges...had to order some today, both color and Blk. When my ink cartridges get here, will be sure of what I've found by map dowsing with a pendulum.

So, I quick scanned using just the computer screen and dowsing rods. I found an additional 2 signals. SE of Moa rock stickpin, then between what appears to be trails or streams, about halfway the distance from Fire Ball rock.

I tried searching the Internet for any treasure legends on these rocks, found none...just Rock'N'Roll bands & concerts.

Maybe other dowsers on the forum could check it out too...it seems to be silver (not coins) SE of Moa rock stickpin. If so, that makes 2 caches near Moa rock...a coin plus the other (silver) cache.

 

[Red_desert]

Ok, just set or look for on your LRL equipment (if possible) to bronze on the deep cache, depth of about 7 ft and try any other metal a chest could be made of...I don't use LRLs, so I'm assuming this might be possible on your machines.

The coin and silver caches aren't so deep.

The object might be your rock or at the starting point of that search.

The area of pendulum movement seems to contain fine gold, maybe scarce flakes.

I didn't bother marking the gold veins.

 

[aussie 1]

He Hung, its a wonder that you are about to read has not been posted before. Why don't you contact Rangertell and get him to give you the secret number so you can punch it into the chinese made calculator atop your fancy dowsing rod so you can find your target yourself.
Or the manufacturers of other dowsing LRLs or MFDs who could make a fortune via offering their services free and proving the impossible. Regards Max

 

[Red_desert]

He Hung, its a wonder that you are about to read has not been posted before. Why don't you contact Rangertell and get him to give you the secret number so you can punch it into the chinese made calculator atop your fancy dowsing rod so you can find your target yourself.
Or the manufacturers of other dowsing LRLs or MFDs who could make a fortune via offering their services free and proving the impossible. Regards Max

"atop your fancy dowsing rod"

Dowsing equipment doesn't run on batteries, but I'm for both electronic machines and dowsing.

Dowsing rods look like this...but I still enjoy beeping a detector, as much as anyone else. A beep is something you don't get dowsing.

 

[teleprospector]

Hello Hung,
Dowsing revealed in or near white circles a gold and silver coin cache about 1-1/2 feet deep in wood box, about 10 lbs. of coins each cache.
Thanks for posting your picture,
Jon