Recovery Group Using Long Range Locators

[Jim]

The Georgia based outfit appears to be using unconventional “treasure hunting” methods, with amazing results! Or, are they?

After scouring over their website, I failed to find any “big feature” recoveries. Lots of hype and hoopla, that’s about it. I also failed to find how there double-blind tests were conducted or the results. Very fishy to say the least.

http://www.floridarrg.com/activities.htm


“Florida Research and Recovery Group is organized and equipped to conduct
both land and sea operations. Running double-blind tests, FRRG has
demonstrated the ability to successfully locate large items (shipwrecks) at distances
of 106 miles. On land, the equipment has greater sensitivity due
to antenna and receiver design. Equipment operation is currently
restricted to FRRG personnel, both because of training experience
required and because of the extremely high operating voltages involved.
An interesting element in FRRG's operation is a unique antenna system,
designed and developed by Larry Turbeville. This antenna system
can distinguish between gold, iron. silver, emeralds and diamonds.
Actually, almost anything!!”

[hung]

It looks like a Radio Frequency based LRL.
High voltages...? Through modified coils?
Would they be willing to give details on this?
I sure envy the structure and gear those guys have...

[Qiaozhi]

It looks like a Radio Frequency based LRL.
High voltages...? Through modified coils?
Would they be willing to give details on this?
I sure envy the structure and gear those guys have...

Yeah, right. Whoopee!!!

This antenna system
can distinguish between gold, iron. silver, emeralds and diamonds.
Actually, almost anything!!”

Except B.S presumably...

[Carl-NC]

"This antenna system can distinguish between gold, iron. silver, emeralds and diamonds."

That statement alone tells me all I need to know about their claims.

[Jim]

"This antenna system can distinguish between gold, iron. silver, emeralds and diamonds."

That statement alone tells me all I need to know about their claims.

Welp...seems as if you just may get to see this one in action! Below is a quote (and link it came from) from someone who works for this organization.

"No one said my employers were uneducated.
We also deal with Geotech, our mag came from them, and if ask, I am sure Jim (the boss) would demonstrate our equipment for him."

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,71871.msg567510.html#msg567510

[hung]

Yeah, right. Whoopee!!!

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Except B.S presumably...

Hey hard headed, so you don't admit the possibility of tuning to a radio station miles away?
Well, if you don't, I can even go deeper in my next coment as you sure never heard of caduceus coils configs which might enhance this even more.

One more thing I won't waste my time discussing with you. Hey, the list is long...

[Jim]

Hey hard headed, so you don't admit the possibility of tuning to a radio station miles away?
Well, if you don't, I can even go deeper in my next coment as you sure never heard of caduceus coils configs which might enhance this even more.

One more thing I won't waste my time discussing with you. Hey, the list is long...

Hung…did you even visit the website? All of this advanced technology, with no results. Suspicious to say the least.

[hung]

Hung…did you even visit the website? All of this advanced technology, with no results. Suspicious to say the least.

Well, I saw the antenna structure mounted on the beach. It leads to believe it could be RF, but what kind of emissions I don't know. There's a tansmitter, high voltages and a software involved. So there's a converter and interface.
I only wonder if the transmissions to the antenna comes from the boat. If you live closer to them, why don't you ask for a demonstration? Many things we consider not possible to work actually do work.

[Rudy]

Well, if you don't, I can even go deeper in my next coment as you sure never heard of caduceus coils configs which might enhance this even more.

Don't exceed more than 1 watt of input power into a caduceus coil, or you risk making a tear into space-time.

[Qiaozhi]

Hey hard headed, so you don't admit the possibility of tuning to a radio station miles away?
Well, if you don't, I can even go deeper in my next coment as you sure never heard of caduceus coils configs which might enhance this even more.

One more thing I won't waste my time discussing with you. Hey, the list is long...

Yes - I've heard of caduceus coils, and bifilar windings, and scalar electromagnetics. But don't waste our time here with this nonsense, as they have absolutely nothing to do with treasure hunting.

[Dell Winders]

I'm surprised that none of the resident assumption experts didn't notice that a pair of L-rods is used to meter the signal. Dell

[hung]

I'm surprised that none of the resident assumption experts didn't notice that a pair of L-rods is used to meter the signal. Dell

Dell, you're correct.
Dowsing is and will always be a valuable tool. It's been that way for centuries. It's a mean, not an end tough. It's based on frequency resonance as everything in the universe. So if their LRL is based on frequencies as well as I almost positive it is, then it makes perfect sense to employ a rod for checking the signals.
Also it may appear their LRL is one of two working, using the principle of frequency resonance I know of. The other is Kelly Brown's Treasure Tracker.

[Carl-NC]

I'm surprised that none of the resident assumption experts didn't notice that a pair of L-rods is used to meter the signal. Dell

I noticed the L-rods, and said so in a discussion on T-Net which included a member of FRRG. The use of L-rods was not denied.

- Carl

[Carl-NC]

Also it may appear their LRL is one of two working, using the principle of frequency resonance I know of. The other is Kelly Brown's Treasure Tracker.

Practically all LRLs that come with an electronics box claim to utilyze this "principle," including some sold by Dell. It is a bogus principle, easily proven false by anyone who cares to use careful testing procedures.

Also, Kelly Brown's Treasure Tracker has yet to result in a single, solitary recovered treasure. Lot's of claims of treasure "found," but nothing dug up. Typical LRL results.

- Carl

[hung]

Possibly a similar aproach of what Diverlynn is using, in a portable design.
Max range is 9 miles compared to the claimed 106 by the FRRG. However this depends on the target's size and power applied anyway.
Interesting to see this device employs HF and now UHF for triangulation of the received RF signals of buried targets or ones which are in the ocean. Apparently the antenna receives back the frequencies sent through RF.

http://www.rsi-detectors.com/ee-thor%20lrd.htm