Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Ivconic's Negative Ion Detector circuit

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Pin Point

    Originally posted by Geo View Post
    Here are all the problems.... how to pin-point.
    Of course if the depth is lower than 20 cm you can use a metal detector, else way..

    Regards
    Hi Geo , for pin-point I use my other device Moleculer Frequency Discriminator with copper Rod, with it is very easy pin point. (MFD).


    Regards.

    Comment


    • Maybe you did not understand me. When you have a lrl with ability to locate an object from 500m far or from bigger distance then there is problem near to object. I say this "pinpoint"... for lrls.
      I have a lrl that use ferrite for antenna, it has the ability to locate objects from 300 or 500m far very easy. But when i am near to object it works with many "interruptions", you think that the signal is so strong and the preamplifier is under saturation.
      I did not found the solution for this problem.

      Regards
      Geo

      Comment


      • Originally posted by Geo View Post

        I have a lrl that use ferrite for antenna, it has the ability to locate objects from 300 or 500m far very easy. But when i am near to object it works with many "interruptions",

        Regards
        And how do you know that you locate "object" from 500m and not some other of many possible sources of signal, or LRL has malfunction, or you take wrong explanation of LRL signal (as we can saw on some of your videos)?

        It is physically impossible to detect something from 500m and not to "pinpoint" the same thing from 3m, except in very very hot imagination.

        Dreaming is ok, but too hot dreaming and hanging on unsubstantiated wishes, can block real development in remote detecting.
        Global capital is ruining your life?
        You have right to self-defence!

        Comment


        • Originally posted by Geo View Post
          Maybe you did not understand me. When you have a lrl with ability to locate an object from 500m far or from bigger distance then there is problem near to object. I say this "pinpoint"... for lrls.
          I have a lrl that use ferrite for antenna, it has the ability to locate objects from 300 or 500m far very easy. But when i am near to object it works with many "interruptions", you think that the signal is so strong and the preamplifier is under saturation.
          I did not found the solution for this problem.

          Regards
          Yes Geo , you is right when I is near to object ,for my is very difficul with Pin-Point , and other topic is my LRL locate big object up to 8-10km long distance not only 500m.But have only problem with Pin Point.

          Comment


          • Originally posted by humhum View Post
            Yes Geo , you is right when I is near to object ,for my is very difficul with Pin-Point , and other topic is my LRL locate big object up to 8-10km long distance not only 500m.But have only problem with Pin Point.
            What "big object" have you managed to locate at 10km?

            Comment


            • Originally posted by WM6 View Post
              And how do you know that you locate "object" from 500m and not some other of many possible sources of signal, or LRL has malfunction, or you take wrong explanation of LRL signal (as we can saw on some of your videos)?

              It is physically impossible to detect something from 500m and not to "pinpoint" the same thing from 3m, except in very very hot imagination.

              Dreaming is ok, but too hot dreaming and hanging on unsubstantiated wishes, can block real development in remote detecting.
              Why you do the easy difficulty;?????
              I located objects from 300+ meters and when i took out from the ground my lrl stop to give signal. I am not dreaming

              Geo

              Comment


              • Big object

                Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
                What "big object" have you managed to locate at 10km?
                Hi Qiaozhi, I say for Big object that is big treasure in cavern with gold. I have and other tests with my device all is correct and foolproof , after find target , I use Radar Detector for vision of treasure. But I not excavate because have very strong law for it.


                Regards.

                Comment


                • Originally posted by humhum View Post
                  Hi Qiaozhi, I say for Big object that is big treasure in cavern with gold. I have and other tests with my device all is correct and foolproof , after find target , I use Radar Detector for vision of treasure. But I not excavate because have very strong law for it.


                  Regards.
                  What Radar Detector did you use, and what "vision of treasure" did you see?
                  Also, how can you be sure that the treasure is really there if you have not dug it up?

                  Comment


                  • gpr

                    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
                    Also, how can you be sure that the treasure is really there if you have not dug it up?
                    I am sure because ı see treasure into Radar Metal Detector (GPR).


                    Comment


                    • Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
                      What Radar Detector did you use, and what "vision of treasure" did you see?
                      Also, how can you be sure that the treasure is really there if you have not dug it up?
                      Hi Qiaozhi,
                      I also found treasure at long distance with my LRL.
                      And like other LRLs, I need to use a metal detector to pinpoint the treasure for final recovery because my LRL does not pinpoint.

                      For example, a little over 5 years ago, I detected a gold ring buried 7 inches from about a half mile distance when using my LRL.
                      I know I found a gold ring because my metal detector made beeps when I put it over the target.
                      But I also know I found a gold ring because I dug it up and saw a gold ring.

                      This may be hard to believe, but when you hear the full story, you will understand and believe:

                      The full story - how my LRL detected a buried ring at 1/2 mile distance:
                      When I detected this ring, I pointed my LRL one single direction.
                      I don't know why it was pointing that direction, but it was.
                      So I knew I located something.
                      But I didn't know how far away it was, because my LRL does not indicate distance of a target.
                      So I immediately took out my VLF metal detector and started walking down the beach in the direction where my LRL pointed.
                      (This direction was conveniently parallel to the shoreline).
                      After swinging my metal detector for a half mile, I found the ring.
                      But that's not all. I also found a lot of other things along the way before I found the ring, like coins and metal foils.
                      It appears my LRL was detecting several targets at the same time.

                      See my LRL below:


                      See the treasure my LRL located from 1/2 mile distance:


                      This really, really proves LRL works.


                      Best Wishes,
                      J_P

                      Comment


                      • Originally posted by humhum View Post
                        Can this GPR discriminate?
                        If not, then how can you be sure that it's really a treasure and not a lump of iron, such as a buried pipe?

                        Comment


                        • As i know GPRs don't discriminate. This is a problem. But if you knowthe size and the figure of the treasure then you can know if what you see from GPR is what you want.
                          But here i will say something else..... can a metal detector discriminate between gold and rust of steel?????

                          Regards
                          Geo

                          Comment


                          • Originally posted by Geo View Post
                            As i know GPRs don't discriminate. This is a problem. But if you knowthe size and the figure of the treasure then you can know if what you see from GPR is what you want.
                            But here i will say something else..... can a metal detector discriminate between gold and rust of steel?????

                            Regards
                            What I'm getting at is ... you cannot claim that you've found a treasure (especially from 10km distance) if you've never dug it up.

                            Comment


                            • Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
                              Can this GPR discriminate?
                              If not, then how can you be sure that it's really a treasure and not a lump of iron, such as a buried pipe?

                              But if you knowthe size and the figure of the treasure then you can know if what you see from GPR is what you want.

                              I see formative of treasure into GPR. Next (after) step is discimination is with Stinger 2, if it not very deep.

                              Comment


                              • Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
                                What I'm getting at is ... you cannot claim that you've found a treasure (especially from 10km distance) if you've never dug it up.
                                Yes , but I it see without excavate.


                                Regards.

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X