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Even if gold ions in air existed, you cannot differentiate between gold ions and other static ions in air, using this this simple device.
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Global capital is ruining your life?
You have right to self-defence!
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I assume that is your opinion. I don't know but I assume it is possible with the perfectly tuned antenna system--maybe. Again, probably not detecting the ions, just the interference caused by them like the crystal radio technique. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. LOLComment
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I never said the chip was bad, it's the hardware that is the weak link. I'm going to try to repair the one I have.Comment
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Dell says a lot of things that are nonsense, and this is one of them.Originally posted by Mike(Mont) View Post
The Mineoro is great at detecting garage door openers, but to detect the non-existent "signal line", from a so-called MFD, needs some wishful thinking, selective memory and a bit of self deception thrown in for good measure.Comment
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Dell is a lot smarter than you know. If you want to believe you are more knowledgeable about treasure hunting, you are suffering from self delusion.Comment
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I not think this is a garage door opener Mr. Qiaozhi.Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
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I agree that this is not a garage door opener. It appears to be a photo of someone (maybe yourself?) holding a gold necklace in one hand and a Mineoro device in the other.Originally posted by pablo72 View Post
The assumption (of course) being that the gold necklace was found using the Mineoro.
Which leads me to ask some questions:
1) How far away was the necklace detected?
2) Was the Mineoro used to do the pinpointing?
3) If not, then what conventional metal detector was used for the final recovery?Comment
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Jorge, Pablo provided the link to the comments, I copy it here:
The Facebook comments answer your questions in "the customary LRL fashion". They're in Portuguese, perhaps Pablo would be pleased to translate to English for the edification of the LRL forum.
Then again perhaps Pablo would much prefer NOT to do that!
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Thanks Dave. I saw the link, but (as you said) it's in Portuguese, and Pablo should be aware of the forum rules that all posts must be made in English, or at least an English translation should be provided.Originally posted by Dave J. View PostJorge, Pablo provided the link to the comments, I copy it here:
The Facebook comments answer your questions in "the customary LRL fashion". They're in Portuguese, perhaps Pablo would be pleased to translate to English for the edification of the LRL forum.
Then again perhaps Pablo would much prefer NOT to do that!
--Dave J.
I don't want to preempt the replies to my 3 questions, but I suspect I already know the answers.
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They say "a picture is worth a thousand words". So what's it a picture of? Pablo, your turn, in a thousand words or less.
You posted the photo hoping to promote the product, so don't just stop with photo of "whatever", follow through and make the salespitch! We really enjoy that here.
We like it over on the Treasurenet LRL forum too, Hung can tell you all about it, check it out! The more exposure you give the Mineoro fraud, the better!
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After looking more closely at the link provided, I now see in English that it is claimed to have been detected at 4m distance and 20cm depth.
Even though some of the posts have a translation link, these do not provide any further information. The person commenting is also casting doubt on the Mineoro ionic theory.
So, questions 2 and 3 still require an answer.
Hopefully both Dave's and my own questions will be answered quicker than the one we're still waiting for from Dell, which concerns explaining the physics involved in obtaining "extra long range gold detection" by simply connecting an LED across a battery.
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Don't hold your breath!Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostAfter looking more closely at the link provided, I now see in English that it is claimed to have been detected at 4m distance and 20cm depth.
Even though some of the posts have a translation link, these do not provide any further information. The person commenting is also casting doubt on the Mineoro ionic theory.
So, questions 2 and 3 still require an answer.
Hopefully both Dave's and my own questions will be answered quicker than the one we're still waiting for from Dell, which concerns explaining the physics involved in obtaining "extra long range gold detection" by simply connecting an LED across a battery.
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That's O.K. I haven't seen Qiaozhi, post where he has conducted a single field test to compare the distance with the LED and without the LED? He pretends he is an authority on the subject but appears to have no experience, or knowledge of the subjects or people he tries to degrade and make a farce of.
It is so simple, all any critic has to do is conduct a few field tests for himself, and he won't have to beg me for answers.
With members of Carl's, WEIS Cult, it's like they are farting against the wind. It keeps flying back and hitting them in the face, and they seem to enjoy the oder. Dell
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Apparently that Mineoro has an LED in it! Another effective way to enhance an LRL is to tape a calculator to it.
Somewhere I have a DVD with a video showing a Mineoro detecting a buried bracelet, including the digging and recovery. It's an impressive video, except to anyone who is familiar with sleight-of-hand methods. Or to anyone who actually owns a Mineoro.Comment
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Carl, with your being a Randi worshiper & Cronie, and praticioner of deception you would certainly know about Sleight of hand. Wow! You watched a video once and now you pretend to be experienced in searching for Treasure with a Mineoro? That's funny. Dell
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