I'm experimenting with the force field created directly above the Styrofoam.
As dropping atoms/Frequencies above the foam encounter the foam, becomes diverted to the sides on a 45 degree plane, to drop at the perimeter, they become congested, and create a Dowsable energy perimeter field.
Anything above the Styrofoam, below the 45 degree plane, is in a force field, blocking quantum frequency resonation..
It sounds like substances and emanations in Nature have their own inner encoded behavior and path, and when we block or partially slow those through artificial means , the moment they find an outlet, they accelerate themselves and quickly try to resume course.
Before I sold my Garret 400, I tested with about 45 grams of gold jewelry by putting it inside
- 1 lower density Gypsum type of coin jar that literally had 3 decorative 3/4 inch holes on the side ( onto the height ) and the lid did have tiny gaps
2) 18-8 stainless steel coffee creamer That HAD THICK walls and LID on a hinge BUT around like 180 degrees of the lid there were 3 mm factory gap. So it wasn't shutting totally tightly!
3) average thick glazed darker green Stoneware With VERY THICK and tights lid, like maybe could hold close to 32 OZ contents
* In all these cases, I was swinging the detector from different heights ( they were not buried, just sitting on top of a wooden table),
Except in the 18-8 coffee creamer container,
The detector was not Detecting within the specific range 49 to 75 or so where Gold would fall under.
Even from a height of 5 to 6 inches max, No gold signal was detected. No matter how I changed the Mode and frequencies......
Only in the 18-8 container , NOT BECAUSE it is metal alloy, But Because it had these 3 mm gaps, occasionally the 49 to 75/ 79 numbers would jump.on the screen. Even then, I had to literally glide like only 3 inches above the steel container to cause the signal to be briefly picked up. It was transient.
I do know Chromium and Nickel also ate found within that same range. But I had previously put just some of the gold jewelry onto 2 empty cardboard boxes and saw what most specific numbers for Gold were being displayed. Then after I placed the jewelry into the 18-8 container , these numbers were no longer showing. Only briefly some were displaying, as far as I can remember.
In the Gypsum container, some of the gold jewelry was actually Not on the bottom but only like 2 inches from the lid sitting on top of a wrinkled paper.....
From that point I started understanding that containers, especially thicker and/ or bulkier are able to absorb/ steal from 20 % all the way up to 70 % of the strenght.of the Gold, Silver, copper signals.. of their contents.
Iron absorbs/ steals the most in fact.