Mineoro FG80

[michael]

I'm so astonished of; when you saw the first was useless and bogus, why did you ordered second and worse the third one??!!! e.g. after I experienced Rover C of OKM, I don't want to use any other of other models; 2005 series or the latest models be exp5000 or exp 500000 no difference those are all surface field detector.
another thing is interesting; when ask from guys who complaint of these kind of detectors, less one of them can give exact info of their detailed experiences just tell; it doesn't work, doesn't work ,...... honestly why?
I still believe experience is more superior than scientific aspects or logics.

[hung]

I actually purchased three units and tested even more. I purchased two older models and then the FG model that wasn't any different. It was exactly the same inside as I have seen on this site. I was originally interested because it sounded a bit like the Gold Gun. ( it wasn't) After very long days testing and TRYING to get something out of these devices, I gave up. I traded them to a very nice person for "other"equipment that I am not going to name. The only good thing that came out of this whole ordeal is that I did actually meet a person that is working on a similar device. I don't believe it uses the same methods as the MINEORO, and it actually works to some degree. He is not selling his device and does not wish to be named. You chaps might do well to forget the MINEORO and branch off like this other chap did. I am not selling ANYTHING and am not associated with any groups or vendors of any kind. There you have it. I have nothing else to say . I just thought you folks might want the cold hard facts.
VCRB

As I thought.
He does not reveal his real name or where his from.
Why? Simply because he wishes to remain unknown for fear of debunking.
This character is not to be taken seriously.

In the mean time, it's interesting to witness how competition seem to start to get terrorized as Mineoro's trade mark start to spread around the net.
This bothers a lot of people. Not because of Mineoro itself. But because remote sensing might be a reality also for other devices and some people still try to keep a cover up operation going on to avoid this to be known.

[fosfors]

http://www.gnld.ws/id1.html

[Qiaozhi]

http://www.gnld.ws/id1.html

And your point is.......? :confused:

[Qiaozhi]

As I thought.
He does not reveal his real name or where his from.
Why? Simply because he wishes to remain unknown for fear of debunking.
This character is not to be taken seriously.

Actually, I believe you have the wrong gender.
"debunking" ?? You seem to be horribly confused.

In the mean time, it's interesting to witness how competition seem to start to get terrorized as Mineoro's trade mark start to spread around the net.

Hmmm... let me think about that...

This bothers a lot of people.

Don't kid yourself. No one's bovvered.

Not because of Mineoro itself. But because remote sensing might be a reality also for other devices and some people still try to keep a cover up operation going on to avoid this to be known.

"might" be a reality? Some doubt creeping in then?
"cover up operation"? Interesting - I like a good conspiracy theory.

[Kev]

Absolutely Impossible

http://www.gnld.ws/id1.html

They claim a mineoro pdc210 will....
" For example: It is possible to locate gold at short or long distances.
Look at this data as an example: One gold coin weighing 1 oz, was located at 200 yards, and at 40" deep.
An 18 carat gold ring found at 142 yards and 52" deep."

This is the biggest load of what comes out of the rear end of a bull (toro) I've ever heard in my life. 52" deep in what? Bulldust I bet. If you believe this stuff, you've got a problem, really, a very real problem, you are what is referred to as technically challenged. You may also believe Harry Potter is real and that fairies live in the bottom of your garden...right?

I worked out how the mineoro detects a gold ring moving on a hand at 2 metres. ESD theory shows that raising your arm can generate a 5kV static charge, and if the person is wearing garments constructed of man-made fibers, up to 10kV (ten thousand Volts). Does the mineoro manual tell you not to detect while wearing a crimpolene suit, or while Mormon ministers are in the vicinity?

Yes these bogus devices don't "beep" at the gold ring, but at the movement of the persons arm. Mineoros might make a really good movement sensor for a burglar alarm, so long as the burglars aren't naked and you're cat doesn't rub over your nylon carpet or furniture. It would "go beep" at the first hint of a burglar even at 11,111.10 yards. You would need to connect it to a PIC micro or similar, so it could count the beeps over a given time before driving the siren, this would add a bit of fuzzy logic to the alarm. There you go mineoro, an honest use for your devices. Most crims around here wear polarfleece, a real good static generator.

Kev.

[hung]

They claim a mineoro pdc210 will....
" For example: It is possible to locate gold at short or long distances.
Look at this data as an example: One gold coin weighing 1 oz, was located at 200 yards, and at 40" deep.
An 18 carat gold ring found at 142 yards and 52" deep."

This is the biggest load of what comes out of the rear end of a bull (toro) I've ever heard in my life. 52" deep in what? Bulldust I bet. If you believe this stuff, you've got a problem, really, a very real problem, you are what is referred to as technically challenged. You may also believe Harry Potter is real and that fairies live in the bottom of your garden...right?

I worked out how the mineoro detects a gold ring moving on a hand at 2 metres. ESD theory shows that raising your arm can generate a 5kV static charge, and if the person is wearing garments constructed of man-made fibers, up to 10kV (ten thousand Volts). Does the mineoro manual tell you not to detect while wearing a crimpolene suit, or while Mormon ministers are in the vicinity?

Yes these bogus devices don't "beep" at the gold ring, but at the movement of the persons arm. Mineoros might make a really good movement sensor for a burglar alarm, so long as the burglars aren't naked and you're cat doesn't rub over your nylon carpet or furniture. It would "go beep" at the first hint of a burglar even at 11,111.10 yards. You would need to connect it to a PIC micro or similar, so it could count the beeps over a given time before driving the siren, this would add a bit of fuzzy logic to the alarm. There you go mineoro, an honest use for your devices. Most crims around here wear polarfleece, a real good static generator.

Kev.

Remember that Led Zep's song 'Dazed and Confused'? Well that pretty much translates the state your mind is..
Unfortunately, unable to understand their explanation in Mineoro's site about the phenomena and most of all , eager to discover their secret you come up with things like the ones above.

First of all, the FG80 is a completely different 'animal' than the PDC 210.
Yes the PDC 210 is able to locate the targets exactly as stated on their site. Proof: The gold medalion I found last year.
Another proof: My partner who's listed on Mineoro's site having found 32 gold coins from the 19th century.
Fact: The deepest the target the more intense the ionic field. My friend was able to detect the coins at a relatively small distance (about 30 feet) at 10 inches deep.

The FG80 detects fresh gold through electrostatic fields AND ionic fields also but has a different circuitry and aproach than the classic PDC210.
The gold ion , the DNA for the sensor.
Evidence: No need to move the target or the detector. If I remain stactic pointing also to a static gold ring for instance, the detector will beep. Provided the humidity conditions etc. are met.

Oh.. Yes.. For some it would be absolutely impossible..
That's the beauty of this whole thing.

[Kev]

Same old same old

Same old rhetoric eh Hung? How much are they paying you...free detectors?
Ever thought of taking up politics?

Fact: The deepest the target the more intense the ionic field.

The deeper the target the more intense the ionic field? This is outside the laws of physics, it goes against everything man has learned since Newton. This is the most remarkable discovery of the millenium! Too bad it's garbage.

My friend was able to detect the coins at a relatively small distance (about 30 feet) at 10 inches deep.

Why pay $1000s for a mineoro when a simple metal detector worth $100s would have found them?

Unfortunately, unable to understand their explanation in Mineoro's site about the phenomena and most of all , eager to discover their secret you come up with things like the ones above.

http://www.gnld.ws/id16.html

Their explanation doesn't hold water, it's like a sieve, full of holes!
For one, if their theory was correct, there would not be any surface enrichment of gold lodes, all the gold would dissipate into the air. This is not the case, many lodes around the world didn't pay below 20 metres.

Me dazed and confused? no I don't think so, I didn't fall for the mineoro scam. You remind me of Kashmir, it just goes on and on and on and on......

[sony]

Blah,blah,blah again?


Blah,blah,blah again?
Go to trip for a while so we can take rest a bit!
Good bye!

[Qiaozhi]

Remember that Led Zep's song 'Dazed and Confused'?

The only "dazed and confused" people here are the ones who spent their hard earned money on a Mineoro.

My friend was able to detect the coins at a relatively small distance (about 30 feet) at 10 inches deep.

Why pay $1000s for a mineoro when a simple metal detector worth $100s would have found them?

That's probably exactly what happened.
In most of these cases, the "friend" was not only using a Mineoro (or any LRL for that matter) but also took along a "real" metal detector for the final pinpointing. By sheer luck, they managed to find a good target. Well - even a blind monkey sometimes finds a nut.

[morocan hunter]

thanks friends,
i just want to know the price of this machine
FG79 ,
francais: est ce qu'il ya des forums de cette machine en français svp.
merci

[neronc]

FG80

Hello

I have a FG80 and you have not French forum for Mineoro
My Mail is jf039059@scarlet.be

[Delbert grady]

Dicky Spy's

Is FG80 troubled by Dicky Spy's in france

[Seden]

Dicky Spy code word

Please use straight forward terminology as not everyone is familiar with this English term.

What is a Dicky Spy?

Randy

[schatzsucher]

can mineoro-detector calibrate also on amber?
I want to finally find my amber room!
One part I found, the remainder am already missing still