Thermal imager camera

[thermal]

Having the camera in hand doesn't mean anything.
It's about how to find the treasure.
You will find it if you know how to use it.
If you don't know, you can waste your time in the field.
Technically finds a thermal camera.
But here I have 20 years of usage information.
It is a matter of finding the event you say in the environment and conditions.
Sorry about the information, I do not give it for free.
Thanks to him there is a chance to get rich.

 

[3cylbill]

Are these pics of your finds ? Was What were they ? Why such a cryptic post...?

 

[TommyB]

I saw something like this used on a Josh Gates episode. They were searching for something in the desert somewhere in Africa or South America.. Metal will hold the heat when the sun goes down. They would search at night when things got cooler.

 

[jeff of pa]

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, To keep an eye on this thread.

Only Charter Members can Sell on TreasureNet

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[thermal]

I cannot send this fee to the conditions you said.
I am not in America but abroad, I live in the Middle East.
I can send the fee in BCH.


https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/


If the administrator assigns pm, I send BCH addresses


0.1 BCH = 23 USD

 

[jeff of pa]

I cannot send this fee to the conditions you said.
I am not in America but abroad, I live in the Middle East.
I can send the fee in BCH.


https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/


If the administrator assigns pm, I send BCH addresses


0.1 BCH = 23 USD

I do Not Understand the Workings of Bitcoin, So I Do Not understand what address You need; Sorry !

I Do Know The Adminstration has said they accept Bitcoin

If you can Do it by Mail :
The mailing address is:

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If you need an Email address, I'm not sure I have the Authority To give their Email Address.

in the Meantime I Will leave a Note for Administration to Contact you, Next time they stop in.

and sent you a pm with his contact via private message info

Thanks for your Reply

Jeff

 

[thermal]

I do Not Understand the Workings of Bitcoin, So I Do Not understand what address You need; Sorry !

I Do Know The Adminstration has said they accept Bitcoin

If you can Do it by Mail :
The mailing address is:

Forum Foundry, Inc.
Attn: TreasureNet.com
PO Box 3503
Cedar Park, TX, 78613



Be sure to include your username and that it is for charter membership at TreasureNet.


If you need an Email address, I'm not sure I have the Authority To give their Email Address.

in the Meantime I Will leave a Note for Administration to Contact you, Next time they stop in.

and sent you a pm with his contact via private message info

Thanks for your Reply

Jeff

admin 4nines sending pm.
if he returns me.
he gives me the coin address
money is not a problem.
I'll send it immediately.
Thanks

 

[jeff of pa]

Sorry ! I just heard Back. They do not Accept Bitcoin.

$20 to
Forum Foundry, Inc.
Attn: TreasureNet.com
PO Box 3503
Cedar Park, TX, 78613

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or

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are the only choices

 

[thermal]

Sorry ! I just heard Back. They do not Accept Bitcoin.

$20 to
Forum Foundry, Inc.
Attn: TreasureNet.com
PO Box 3503
Cedar Park, TX, 78613

Be sure to include your username and that it is for charter membership at TreasureNet.

or

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/payments.php

are the only choices

I have no chance to send it that way.
As I said, if they accepted cryptocurrency, I would immediately send it.
keep the subject jeff of pa
Thank you.

 

[thermal]

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[thermal]

Sometimes people send me messages from the site.
Also, the country I live in has the same problems.
The point is this in short.
I have been using thermal cameras since 1999.
Many models have passed through my hands in 25 years.
If you know how to use it briefly, you will get results.
But as I said above, I do not give my experience for free.
Generally, people who contact me expect free service.
So, you learned how to use the camera.
Then you went and found treasure.
What will it benefit me?
Just thank you dryly.
Does anyone understand this?
That's why I say if you want to do business, you have to spend.
If you don't want to spend money.
Your money stays in your pocket.
Never get involved in treasure hunting.

 

[thermal]

Coins found in bulk with a camera in 2010.

 

[signal_line]

Sometimes people send me messages from the site.
Also, the country I live in has the same problems.
The point is this in short.
I have been using thermal cameras since 1999.
Many models have passed through my hands in 25 years.
If you know how to use it briefly, you will get results.
But as I said above, I do not give my experience for free.
Generally, people who contact me expect free service.
So, you learned how to use the camera.
Then you went and found treasure.
What will it benefit me?
Just thank you dryly.
Does anyone understand this?
That's why I say if you want to do business, you have to spend.
If you don't want to spend money.
Your money stays in your pocket.
Never get involved in treasure hunting.

I bought a cheap thermal camera that attaches to a smart phone. I went out in my backyard after sunset and was searching around the yard when I saw this rectangle shape on the edge of the lawn. I couldn’t see much so I put my fingers down there to see if I could feel any object. Fresh dog urine! My dog looked at me so strange.

So if you find something that looks like a cinnamon roll, DON’T TOUCH IT!!!

 

[thermal]

I bought a cheap thermal camera that attaches to a smart phone. I went out in my backyard after sunset and was searching around the yard when I saw this rectangle shape on the edge of the lawn. I couldn’t see much so I put my fingers down there to see if I could feel any object. Fresh dog urine! My dog looked at me so strange.

So if you find something that looks like a cinnamon roll, DON’T TOUCH IT!!!

It would have been better if you had taken a picture and included it in the thread.
If the dog has just defecated, it's likely warm.
However, if the dog has defecated before and the environment is cold, it's generally cooled down, but you'll likely see it as slightly warm.

 

[thermal]

Even though some might take it lightly, those who write without knowing anything are only acting on hearsay and things they've heard here and there. The picture shows what a camera can do, and it's clear how to use it. Not every camera can find what it's looking for; you can find it with specific features and components. Otherwise, if you randomly pick up a camera and search for treasure in the field, you'll only get some fresh air. And naturally, you'll return home empty-handed.

 

[pepperj]

Thermal cameras cannot see through solid objects like walls or glass, nor can they image deeply buried objects due to thermal equilibrium with the soil.

In most common situations, a thermal camera will not find buried objects:

• Thermal Equilibrium: If an object (like a chest of gold or a plastic pipe) has been buried for a long time and is not generating its own heat, it will eventually reach the same temperature as the surrounding soil. At that point, it becomes thermally "invisible".
• Depth: Thermal imaging is typically limited to objects buried just a few inches (roughly 2–5 cm) deep. The deeper an object is, the more the soil acts as an insulator, preventing any temperature difference from reaching the surface.
• Dense Ground Cover: Thick grass, heavy vegetation, or wet soil can mask or dissipate surface temperature differences, making detection nearly impossible.

Find old treasure?	Unlikely. Most buried items are at thermal equilibrium with the soil.

S

 

[thermal]

1-In 2000, thermal cameras were very expensive. The first models were around $100,000. I came to your country, the USA, in 2000 and bought my first camera. 26 years have passed since then, and I've used many different brands and models. Why am I writing this? Because many people don't know about them, or they have thermal cameras but don't know how to use them.
2-Anyone who thinks they can get results by simply pointing the camera at the ground or rocks is just wandering aimlessly in the field. Here's the method I've developed over 26 years. If you search using that method, you'll get results. If there's material in the area you're looking at, it will give you an image. Otherwise, you won't get one.
3-Even though you are in America, you neither know how to do research nor follow the news.
I won't elaborate further.
I won't post a link below. I'm just quoting a small part of a news article from 2000 in your newspaper, the Los Angeles Times. Someone who knows how to do research will find and search for the whole article. Note that it was 2000, and the cameras at that time were already low quality. The news article even mentions the grave of what you call your confederation.
4-Let me just add this note: not every thermal camera yields results. There are many components involved, from the processor to the rest. That's what 26 years of experience means. Just because you don't know or haven't learned doesn't mean you can't find a solution.

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With the help of infrared thermal imaging cameras, history could be rewritten.

History buffs using the cameras, which can scan objects as deep as 25 feet underground or find moisture seeping into walls, took images of the underground features left by the camp. They drew two important conclusions: that roughly 4,500 prisoners died at Salisbury and that dysentery--not harsh treatment by the Confederate overseers--took many of the lives.

 

[thermal]

that roughly 4,500 prisoners died at Salisbury and that dysentery

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Let's guide those who can't do the research. Type the words above into Google and see what comes up.

Los Angeles Times

Thermal Imaging a Hot New Archeology Tool

Technology: Use of one of the devices, which can scan objects 25 feet underground, may cause history of a notorious Confederate prison camp to be rewritten.

www.latimes.com

 

[thermal]

Is IR for Real

Not being argumentative here. Genuinely asking. Does the IR technique have any known scientific basis? And, are if you have actually used the IR technique to locate and excavate precious metals, please share your experience. Thanks.
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Someone started a thread about this. I'm not responding to their thread because the situation is as follows: Does such a device exist? If so, give me the website address immediately. Then I'll check it out, buy it right away, and use it to find the treasures I'm looking for and become rich. This person has never heard the saying, "Free cheese is only found in the mousetrap."
That's not how things work. As I wrote in a previous message, when I bought my first camera from America in 2000, the person I bought it from was already old. I think he's probably dead by now. My friend asks if there's scientific evidence? Believe me, I could provide at least 20-30 links here, like the Los Angeles Times link I posted above, to prove what you call scientific evidence.
But I won't post a link because it's not that simple. Those who can find it can do their own research on Google.
As I mentioned above, in 2000, while I was talking to that elderly American, he gave me this information, and the camera I bought from him at the time was very expensive. I paid $100,000 for it; it looked like an old Sony camera. Thermal cameras back then were very large. But when I paid him that much more than its value, he taught me everything about this job, down to the smallest detail.
Why did I pay so much more than it was worth? Am I stupid? Or am I an idiot?
Because he taught me everything down to the smallest detail.
I look at a camera's technical specifications. If those specifications are close to the values that old American taught me, then that camera will deliver results.
But if it doesn't meet the values I was taught, then you'll just be wasting your time wandering around the field with that low-quality camera. In other words, it won't yield results. The person who wrote above said they bought a cheap camera and found dog poop in the garden with it. You'll only be collecting poop.
If you wanted to buy a camera that would do the job right now, it would cost around $4,000 in your country. This is a mid-range camera.

If someone wants a higher-end camera, and it's of good quality, it would cost around $8,000-$9,000.

Otherwise, anyone who thinks they can find a camera that attaches to a phone for $200-$300 is just wasting their money.

 

[AstralDruid]

Yeah, I don't know but i would be firmly in the sceptical camp with this one.. I mean if it works, even in very limited circumstances, then it could be a valuable tool in the arsenal. Archaeology isn't really the same as treasure hunting though, (no matter how much we 'big up' ourselves) archaeological sites can lead to treasure and vice versa, but looking for heat signatures caused by cavities, water , metal contents of rock or other geological or natural processes is not the same as pointing a thermal camera and finding a chest of booty !!