LRL Ionic/Electrostatic energy field locator

[ivconic]

Put this def file in same folder with executable. It presents setup i would like to achieve electronically - to make project which will do the same...

[ivconic]

Now... using this soft we can make TX coil with resistance no less than 4 ohms and use it in experimental purposes as TX at some md project.
TX coil directly connected to one of sound card outputs.
Ain't that some idea?

[epitopios]

150khz-3Mhz = 100mW
137khz = 50mW
100khz = 30mW
50khz = 10mW

[epitopios]

PLL TRANSMITTER

Geo , if we have a PLL Transmitter (10hz - 3Mhz) i think its a better solution and of course more stable !!!!!
I need opinions ........
friendly epitopios

150khz-3Mhz = 100mW
137khz = 50mW
100khz = 30mW
50khz = 10mW
Do you think its enough power or we need more , about 10 , 20 or 50 watts??
epitopios

[ivconic]

1W on 150kHz is H U G E power!
I don't see a need for such power?

[WM6]

150khz-3Mhz = 100mW

Do you think its enough power or we need more , about 10 , 20 or 50 watts??

Attention!!!

In most countries such thinghs are not allowed (are prohibited), and you may be accused of terrorist acts in the field of (radio) communications.

Ultimately, this will not detect anything, but you will be easily detected by the law enforcement authorities.

The only allowed are such experiments and devices in field of audio frequencies (see schematic in post #269).

[epitopios]

ELF frequencies

1W on 150kHz is H U G E power!
I don't see a need for such power?

dear ivconic
you mean that if from 100mW I can make it 2watts , its terra HUGE power

dear WM6
dont worry , they watch us and they can hear us every day-every minute , so dont worry for 1 or 2 watts in such frequencies
always friendly epitopios

[WM6]

so dont worry for 1 or 2 watts in such frequencies

By 100mW output power you cause radio interference in the entire short-wave (SW), middle-wave (MW) and long-wave (LW) spectrum of radio frequencies at least in circle od 8km around, by 2W output power you generate disturbancies in entire SW/LW/MW radio spectrum at least 50km around.

And you dont worry about?

[Theseus]

Warning - EMI Producing Devices Are Regulated in Most Countries

Government regulations in the US and many other countries prohibit electronic products from emitting EMI that could interfere with radio and television receivers.

European regulations also include EMI immunity levels. Manufacturers of commercial electronic products generally contend with several types of EMI problems.Suppression of internally generated signals to prevent excessive levels of radiated and/or conducted emissions, is just one.

The FCC in the United States, CSA in Canada, VCCI in Japan, AUSTEL in Australia, and legislation by EU (European Union) member countries all set certain standards for EMI emission levels that commercial electronic devices must meet before being sold in those countries. Many electronic products sold in the US must be tested and verified or certified for compliance with the FCC’s Part 15 regulations.

And, yes... even metal detectors and long range locating devices must conform.

Naturally, an individual experimenter could probably get away with regulations violations for quite a time, especially if their operation was sporadic and the device was not being offered to the public on a commercial basis.

Why do you think a lot of LRLs are self powered (free energy), or contain do-nothing circuits, or are simple 555 timer circuits that really don't radiate anything in the way of usable energy. This way the LRL scammer Wallet-miners can sell the products commercially and avoid having to comply with the FCC Part 15 regulations.

[ivconic]

Wanna talk serious?

http://www.qsl.net/ik2pii/lf/tx200w.htm

[Theseus]

Wanna talk serious?

http://www.qsl.net/ik2pii/lf/tx200w.htm

That is an amateur radio transmitter and it requires a license to operate. Even so, the licensee is bound by rules that limit the amount of spurious radiations and interference that might result from any transmissions. Plus, transmitted frequencies MUST only be in the bands allotted for amateur radio transmissions.

[Alexismex]

Originally Posted by epitopios

150khz-3Mhz = 100mW

Do you think its enough power or we need more , about 10 , 20 or 50 watts??

They did not have any knowledge of what is to transmit ...they did not know nothing of the international rules of Fcc for radio transmission and nothing on how to adjust a simple dipole antenna but they are the kings of LRL!!!!!

[Theseus]

Originally Posted by epitopios

150khz-3Mhz = 100mW

Do you think its enough power or we need more , about 10 , 20 or 50 watts??

They did not have any knowledge of what is to transmit ...they did not know nothing of the international rules of Fcc for radio transmission and nothing on how to adjust a simple dipole antenna but they are the kings of LRL!!!!!

Whatever.....

If they are in fact the kings of LRL, it is not because of transmitted frequencies or the power levels of such transmissions. I hate to be the one to reveal this to you; but frequencies and power levels have nothing to do with long range locators.

[J_Player]

Whatever.....

If they are in fact the kings of LRL, it is not because of transmitted frequencies or the power levels of such transmissions. I hate to be the one to reveal this to you; but frequencies and power levels have nothing to do with long range locators.

Ummmm...
Does this mean we need to practice treasure ideas and motor skills?

Best wishes,
J_P

[Theseus]

Ummmm...
Does this mean we need to practice treasure ideas and motor skills?

Best wishes,
J_P

Well, I don't know if that would be a viable (and lucrative) alternative or not.

But certainly the MFD/LRL theory(?) or concept is completely baseless, having no validity and is essentially bogus in all respects. It was originally conceived strictly as a marketing scheme to sell a few gullible people, the practice of dowsing, disguised as having a relationship to real physics and science. Of course there are no real ties to actual science, but the idea seemed to appeal to a few technically-challenged, and ergo; a new cottage industry was born.