"And other swivelling methods"

[Dave J.]

WOW! that's some rant. Carl Morland & James Randi, must be proud of you.

Too bad, you are only pretending to know what you are talking about. Dell

Dell, you've forgotten that for more than 30 years, I've been designing underground locating stuff that works and not even my competitors dispute that. I daresay not even you dispute that!

You've been selling dowsing rods with fraudulent electronics for less time than that, and your explanation you posted in boldface here as to how they work was just discredited using your own words!

You know the fairy tale true believer gullibillies at least as well as I do. They will resent that I've pointed out how you shamed yourself, and will buy your stuff to make you feel better. I didn't even tell 'em to save a bunch of bucks and buy a cheapo from Mike or Vincent! So, you come out ahead, what's your complaint?

--Dave J.

[Dave J.]

A hundred years ago, there was a guy in the buggy whip business who bought a motorcar, and although he didn't understand what made it run, he was impressed with the smell of gasoline.

So he invented a new kind of product: the buggywhip with a little gasoline reservoir in the handle holding a few grams of petrol. It'd make a buggy go even without a horse, as long as the road was a steep downhill, and uphill with a horse it still got there with the scent of gasoline in the driver's hand vindicating the product.

Thus was the replacement for the motorcar invented, although a motorcar was still needed to go to actually get to the grocery story and back.

And the price tag for the buggy whip with the little gasoline reservoir in the handle was ten times the price of that of a new motorcar, because after all it didn't even need a horse to go downhill and the fact that with a horse it would go uphill proved how effective it was.

Eventually there were no more buggies or horses for the high-tech buggy whip to go with, so the guy started selling kits for motorcars to triple your gas mileage, as long as you don't drive over 30 mph and don't even know how to measure gas mileage. That one cost less than the price of a new motorcar. You can probably still buy it.

--Dave J.

[Carl-NC]

WOW! that's some rant. Carl Morland & James Randi, must be proud of you.

Heck, Dell, I'd be proud if you could just spell my name right.

Eventually there were no more buggies or horses for the high-tech buggy whip to go with, so the guy started selling kits for motorcars to triple your gas mileage, as long as you don't drive over 30 mph and don't even know how to measure gas mileage. That one cost less than the price of a new motorcar. You can probably still buy it.

There are lots of fraudulent ways to improve gas mileage. This one's only $129.95:

http://fuelmagnet.net/howitworks.htm

You can make your own for $1, but it doesn't come with pre-canned fairy tales, so you gotta make those up, too.

- Carl

[Carl-NC]

If a person's feelings are hurt by their malarkey getting critiqued, a public forum is the wrong place to be posting. You might try a private bulletin board where to be allowed access you have to agree not to critique malarkey.

Dell, you used to run a forum where malarky critique was shunned. I think Mike was a prominent member. What happened to that forum?

[Dave J.]

Carl, there's a scientific experiment going on over on Tnet to find out what happens when LRL'ers who whine about skeptics have only themselves to talk to. I'd say the verdict is in, check it out.

--Toto

[Carl-NC]

Carl, there's a scientific experiment going on over on Tnet to find out what happens when LRL'ers who whine about skeptics have only themselves to talk to. I'd say the verdict is in, check it out.

Sounds like crickets.

[J_Player]

J player, you have never been interested in the Facts, or the truth, because bla, bla, bla, liars

...You untruthfully described the X-Scan, and the DDL, from your imagination to discredit me personally and the products I use, and your description is totally inaccurate. A Lie! I have always said the X-Scan, is NOT a Frequency generator.

bla, bla, bla, Scientific pretenders
bla, bla, bla, Randi/Morland lie.
...Dell

Err Dell, you failed to read that I was asking two questions:
1. What's in the box that comes with the X-Scan Combo?
2. Are ready to retract your erroneous statements that pharmaceuticals, diamonds, emeralds and non-ferrous metals create magnetic anomalies that can be detected?

Instead of answering the questions, you are claiming that I am not interested in knowing the facts?
You claim I am telling lies instead of asking questions?

I ask again: Do you know what is the box that comes with the X-Scan Combo that you sell on your web page?
It looks almost identical to the frequency generator that I see shown in the Pro-4.
And I see the words "MULTI-FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATION" published on your web page below the photo of the X-Scan.
Do you really think it is a lie to ask what is the box that comes with the X-Scan combo?

I do not believe Dell Winders will answer that question.
I do not believe Dell Winders wants anyone to know what he is selling to people who buy the X-Scan Combo.
We can only guess what Dell is selling us by looking at what he published on his web page.
Take a close look at what Dell Winder's published on his web page:


Maybe someone has seen or used a Dell systems X-Scan Combo, and can tell us what this box is and what it does.

What do you think the white box in the X-Scan Combo is?
A frequency generator? or what?

?????

Best wishes,
J_P

[Seden]

"And other swivelling methods"

Geez J_P if ya have to ask....... Maybe it's a BS Generator,I dunno.



Randy

[Qiaozhi]

What's in the box that comes with the X-Scan Combo?

Of course, we all know there is nothing in the box that has any relevance to treasure hunting. It's only purpose is to fool the technically-challenged and gullible, who believe that a pair of dowsing rods can somehow be enhanced by the addition of a simple 555 timer circuit.

Self delusion, selective memory and wishful thinking are the only necessary ingredients for successful wallet mining.

[J_Player]

Of course, we all know there is nothing in the box that has any relevance to treasure hunting. It's only purpose is to fool the technically-challenged and gullible, who believe that a pair of dowsing rods can somehow be enhanced by the addition of a simple 555 timer circuit.

Self delusion, selective memory and wishful thinking are the only necessary ingredients for successful wallet mining.

Err....
So if Dell says "A Lie! I have always said the X-Scan, is NOT a Frequency generator." .... Then how can there be a 555 timer circuit in the box?
Is it possible you are amongst those few who have received too much "university science brainwashing", which contributes to inadvertent "bald faced lies"?

Perhaps the box has some crickets in it.
Think so?


Best wishes,
J_P