LRL Frequence of Gold

[Gene-Yo]

Does anyone know the frequency in hz or khz that these LRL devices use for finding gold?

I see two main techniques: 1. Use of speaker to output a signal 2. Use of inputting a signal into the ground

[sweatofglory]

Does anyone know the frequency in hz or khz that these LRL devices use for finding gold?

I see two main techniques: 1. Use of speaker to output a signal 2. Use of inputting a signal into the ground

try 630hz,610hz, 5khz,59khz

[rajesh]

gold

Does anyone know the frequency in hz or khz that these LRL devices use for finding gold?

I see two main techniques: 1. Use of speaker to output a signal 2. Use of inputting a signal into the ground

i think 5khz good where is your schematic.............

[Gene-Yo]

i think 5khz good where is your schematic.............

I don't have a schematic but plan to get a variable frequency generator that will hit these various levels of output and use for short range testing. Is there something you would recommend?

[Geo]

I don't have a schematic but plan to get a variable frequency generator that will hit these various levels of output and use for short range testing. Is there something you would recommend?

See at Carl's project. There is a good generator for rods working.
I take good signal for gold and good center at 4813.... 4900 Hz

[Morgan]

kHz

Does anyone know the frequency in hz or khz that these LRL devices use for finding gold?

I see two main techniques: 1. Use of speaker to output a signal 2. Use of inputting a signal into the ground

59---62 KHz

[Fred]

So many frequencies... (sob) ... so litle time....

[strujas]

Does anyone know the frequency in hz or khz that these LRL devices use for finding gold?

I see two main techniques: 1. Use of speaker to output a signal 2. Use of inputting a signal into the ground

Try with this

http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14978&highlight=frequency+gold

http://www.royalrife.com/metalfreq.html

METAL FREQUENCIES


This frequency list was researched by Dr. Toshihiko Yayama in Japan. He used the F-Scan with reagents and patients with known metal poisoning.

Frequencies have been rounded to the nearest 100 Hz. To test for metals, a DIRP is done from 30,000-60,000 Hz in 100 Hz steps. The mercury frequency has been confirmed by others. These frequencies are intended for research in detecting the presense of metals. They are not intended for use as treatment. Treatment should include chlorella and other materals as needed.

Arsenic 30400
Aluminum 31900
Beryllium 32700
Vanadium 32800
Titanium 35300
Thallium 36600
Palladium 37700
Lead 38000
Chromium VI 39200
Silver 43300
Mercury 43700
Magnesium 45300
Gallium 45400
Manganese 45700
Tungsten 47500
Lithium 47900
Indium 48300
Tantalum 48900
Rubidium 49200
Molybdenum 49800
Nickel 55200
Zinc 56200
Cobalt 56300
Iridium 57000
Cadmium 57300
Copper 58600
Gold 59000
Osmium 59200
Platinum 59300
Tin 59700

[Theseus]

Specific Frequencies for Metals a Myth

Very sorry to report to you, but the notion that buried metals respond to, or give off a specific frequency, is a total fabrication -- a myth.

What's more, you will never ever find two dowsers that will agree on the same exact frequency. The reason for this is really quite simple. You see, these so-called frequencies were all derived empirically by the individual dowsers themselves; hence no two are alike.

The idea that buried metals respond to certain frequencies is perpetrated by LRL salesmen, ie. Wallet-miners and scam artists. The theory (bogus as is might be) has netted a few Wallet-miners many hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen cash from those who covet the idea as truth.

Why do you think there are so many replies above that read; "...try 6.5 kHz, or try 19.6 Hz, or try 128 mHz, and on and on" ???

The answer is because you can literally try any frequency you like, or NO frequency at all; and you will of course come up with the exact same results every time. Of course if you try enough different frequencies, eventually you will find something that resembles the metal you were looking for, and then that "frequency" will become the one that you swear by.

The idea of "specific frequencies" is all part of a grand mind game and a marketing scheme repeated and repeated by the Wallet-miners and scam artists that prey on the gullible and technically-challenged.

You can forget about "frequencies", and just go out and do your dowsing without them, and you will not lose as much cash and you will have the same results with or without the use of "frequencies".

Rest assured, the only people who have ever profited from the use of "frequencies to find metals", are those scam artist LRL salesmen that sell the stuff. What they are doing is called Fraud through Willful Deception, and it is a crime.

[sweatofglory]

For me choosing the right frequency plus a good pair of rods if you are using mfd makes the difference. i am using frequency that only detects buried object(1 gm and above). gold dust no more

[rajesh]

gold

For me choosing the right frequency plus a good pair of rods if you are using mfd makes the difference. i am using frequency that only detects buried object(1 gm and above). gold dust no more

dear if you has an treasure location simply yuo go there and keep a radio on sw band and sighlytly walk around area togerther adjust tune frweuency i think have found near 17.5 mhz better responce ......

[Fred]

dear if you has an treasure location simply yuo go there and keep a radio on sw band and sighlytly walk around area togerther adjust tune frweuency i think have found near 17.5 mhz better responce ......

Must be a VERY big treasure, right ?

[sweatofglory]

dear if you has an treasure location simply yuo go there and keep a radio on sw band and sighlytly walk around area togerther adjust tune frweuency i think have found near 17.5 mhz better responce ......

ok tnx my friend i will test it. will let you know the result

[Gene-Yo]

Thanks for all of the replies everyone.

Has anyone ever figured out what type of signal the gold is supposed to exhibit when you input a certain frequency into the ground or air? Most people talk about L or dowsing rods but that doesn't explain the signal. Any ideas such as a weak electrical field which should be magnetic or what??

[Theseus]

Thanks for all of the replies everyone.

Has anyone ever figured out what type of signal the gold is supposed to exhibit when you input a certain frequency into the ground or air? Most people talk about L or dowsing rods but that doesn't explain the signal. Any ideas such as a weak electrical field which should be magnetic or what??

You won't find a consensus as to the type of signal that gold is "supposed" to exhibit because gold does not produce a signal of any type (when a frequency is radiated into the nearby ground or air). It is a physical impossibility.

If there were a "sympathetic radiation" produced, as you've been told and you obviously believe, there would be no reason at all to employ hand-held error-prone dowsing rods as a sensing device. Not to mention the fact that all the Physics texts (and axioms) in this world would need to be re-written.