please ansower

[Dell Winders]

Hi ma330,
You have already built the MFD correctly and you have used it in the correct manner.
Your experiments have already answered your questions.
The answers can be found here: http://www.longrangelocators.com/for...670#post142670

You can see that your MFD is really working to locate the treasure, but it is difficult to recover the treasure that you found.

Best wishes,
J_P

I followed your link and all I saw was another example of arrogant WIS ignorance. Dell

[ma330]

hi to all
tank you for reply
I've made use of a generator of a probe.Works well and has high strength and range of about 110 volts.
The main reason for using the probe has a positive frequency is very high stability.

[Dave J.]

The copper & aluminum frequency

hi to all
tank you for reply
I've made use of a generator of a probe.Works well and has high strength and range of about 110 volts.
The main reason for using the probe has a positive frequency is very high stability.

Let me guess. 60 Hz (the Western Hemisphere copper and aluminum frequency), long range (spans the continent), and very high stability because controlled by atomic standard. Positive frequency: if negative, synchronous motor electric clocks would run backwards. Been working well for more than 100 years.

Invented by Nikola Tesla, which (according to Tesla cult dogma) makes it more powerful supernatural majick than any of Mineoro's silly stuff.

--Dave J.

[aft_72005]

Hi humhum
Please more explain , how you can find correct frequency ??

Without reply!!

[Dave J.]

aft, there is no "correct frequency" for LRL-MFD stuff. It's all fairy tales.

If it's gold you're interested in, I say that the gold frequencies are 13 kHz and 19.2 kHz, but Carl would probably say 14 kHz and 50 kHz. And oddly enough, I'd have to agree with him. Of course this pertains to electronic gold locating apparatus that actually works, not LRL's.

--Dave J.

[aft_72005]

aft, there is no "correct frequency" for LRL-MFD stuff. It's all fairy tales.

If it's gold you're interested in, I say that the gold frequencies are 13 kHz and 19.2 kHz, but Carl would probably say 14 kHz and 50 kHz. And oddly enough, I'd have to agree with him. Of course this pertains to electronic gold locating apparatus that actually works, not LRL's.

--Dave J.

DaveJ. Thanks for your attention , I read carl MFD article , and know for gold was 5KHZ . but I hearing from you new frequency range!!!! .
Are you having successfully for gold with 13 kHz and 19.2 kHz?
If I remember correct , where of this forum LRLman said , frequency
Depended to geographical position .

[Geo]

For me the basic frequences for gold are two, 4813Hz and 7060Hz. Also i use the harmonics of 4813Hz with good results but lower distance.

[Dave J.]

DaveJ. Thanks for your attention , I read carl MFD article , and know for gold was 5KHZ . but I hearing from you new frequency range!!!! .
Are you having successfully for gold with 13 kHz and 19.2 kHz?
If I remember correct , where of this forum LRLman said , frequency
Depended to geographical position .

Not LRL's, but metal detectors that actually work.
Teknetics T2 and Fisher F75: 13 kHz
Old (1980's) Fisher Gold Bug and also the new Gold Bugs and Tek G2: 19.2 kHz
White's Goldmasters and GMT: 50 kHz
White's MXT: 14 kHz

I designed all of the above except for the analog Goldmasters.

Since metal detectors aren't equipped with dowsing rods to confuse the operator, the customer can tell whether or not the thing will detect metal. If metal detectors didn't work, nobody would buy them.

LRL's with L-rods are designed so that the customer can't tell whether or not the thing works. And having paid so much, the customer really wants to believe it works even when it obviously doesn't! Jim Anderson's post on the H3Tec bulletin board offers an extraordinarily clear firsthand description of how people get took, all the evidence indicates they got took, but the next step of admitting that they got suckered and they aren't going to get their money back is too difficult for them to take.

Power line frequencies (copper and aluminum conductors) depend on geographical region. The Americas, 60 Hz. Most of the rest of the world, 50 Hz.

--Dave J.

[Carl-NC]

My problem with MFD is that at the same frequency with gold i locate and old rust iron

Geo, there is a valuable lesson here, when you are ready for that lesson.

[Dave J.]

Carl, you are so polite!

--Dave J.

On another note, I should point out that although I didn't design the analog Goldmasters, they were also very good machines. At one time I knew who designed them but I've forgotten, except that I'm pretty sure that John Earle did the GM4. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[ma330]

i tested my mfd
for gold 5/5kh and for silver 8/88 kh
I have a problem. When I set the frequency of the probe to the ground and then I will reduce the frequency and the frequency should I set this?

[WM6]

Depended to geographical position .

Probably not of "geographical position", but of gold alloy.

If we assume that pure gold has some "genetic" frequency, say one of those Geo mentioned. OK.

But there is a big problem. We can never found pure gold (not natural nor artificial), but always some sort of gold alloy with other metals (as silver etc.).

Practically every piece of gold found consist of his own specific gold alloy.

So we can speak of many thousands of different gold frequencies and not of one or two only.

But if one need to know magic alchemist Golden number:
Those golden number we can get out of Numerologist science.
We can find it where frequency of gold and its wavelength are based the same numbers (zero is not considerable).
Here you are: frequency 173oMHz / wavelength 173mm!!!
So alchemist Numerology science say, gold frequency is 1730MHz.

[Dave J.]

i tested my mfd
for gold 5/5kh and for silver 8/88 kh
I have a problem. When I set the frequency of the probe to the ground and then I will reduce the frequency and the frequency should I set this?

ma330, the only problem is that you're taking this seriously. The electronic aspect of LRL's is fraudulent. LRL's don't work and they never did. It's all a scam. If you call it MFD then it's two scams, follow Dell's posts and then you'll know.

--Dave J.

[Geo]

Dave, really you don't know what you write.
You shows that you are completely unrelated to dowsing. Do not understand why you insist on writing

[J_Player]

I could not get my questions answered
wm6 ..j-p and other freinds please answer me correctly
i need to ths informations

Hi ma330,
You have read the warnings from me and from Carl-NC and from Qiaozhi and WM6 and many other people Long before you decided to build the LRL here --> http://www.longrangelocators.com/for...ad.php?t=18487

We told you MFD does not work.
But you did not believe.
I knew you would continue to look for a working MFD, so I decided to help you.
I showed you the MFD that Carl-NC designed because it is the best engineered example I could find.
The MFD you built is better than other commercial MFDs that cost many thousands of euros.
You have the best information that was gathered from LRL manufacturers and printed for anyone to build at a low cost.

I showed you this MFD and gave you very detailed instructions so you would be able to have the very best MFD in the world, and you could test it with your own hands instead of read stories about MFD.
But most important, I did not want you to waste your money with a commercial scam LRL.
I am happy to see you were able to complete the MFD at a very low cost.

Already you have experimented and what did you find?
A rock?
How long will you continue to look before you discover that MFD does not help you to find treasure?

I have a good suggestion for you. Consider this:
You can read that Dell Winders is calling me a liar. He says I am giving false information.
You can also read where Geo says that MFD works.

I think that Dell winders is wrong and Geo is wrong.
I think they cannot find any treasure with MFD and they cannot help anyone else to find treasure with MFD.

But what if Geo and Dell Winders are correct?
If they know a method for recovering treasure when using MFD, then they tell you how to do it.
My suggestion is that you make a post to ask Geo to show you how to recover treasure with a MFD locator.
Then make a second post to ask Dell Winders to show you how to recover treasure with a MFD locator.
I believe they cannot show you how to recover treasure with an MFD locator.
If you make the posts to ask them, you will see I am right.
I know that after a month passes, you will not find a treasure even if you follow the instructions they give you. (Maybe they will refuse to give you instructions?)

But maybe I am wrong.
If Geo or Dell Winders can show you how to recover treasure when using an MFD, then make a post to tell us all about the treasures that you find when using their methods.
I will be happy to congratulate you or Geo or Dell Winders if you can show your post with photos of all the treasures that you recovered when you use the methods they show you to make recoveries with MFD.


Best wishes,
J_P