What is it?

[Mike(Mont)]

It's eerily quiet around here since the goons deserted. Guess they don't want to impress us with their superior knowledge?

If you take the sensor head off the distortion device and add a coil under the compass you have invented a volt meter. Whoopy!!!

[Mike(Mont)]

It seems when one skeptic is missing there are several others, too. Sybil (seven personalities) has nothing over this one.

[Theseus]

It seems when one skeptic is missing there are several others, too. Sybil (seven personalities) has nothing over this one.

Maybe there is really only one skeptic, using several different user-names and logins.

Do ya spose???

Probably got the idea from some of the LRL salesmen that come through here once in awhile. Don't know for sure, but I heard Vincent Blanes uses so many aliases that he has to keep them in a special database, just to keep track of all them and where he's used them.

Alternatively, maybe your inherent paranoia has just flared up again; and there is really nothing wrong here at all.

[Qiaozhi]

By the way the operator is holding the device, you can clearly see that it's some sort of dowsing gadget. The fact that the compass moves implies that there is swinging arm inside the box with an attached magnet. When the ideomotor effect comes into play the swinging magnet causes the compass to move. It's a basic conjuring trick. As Hung says, it works in the same way as the RT Examiner or a pair of dowsing rods ... i.e. by the unconscious movement of the operator's hand, and is as reliable at detecting treasure as guesswork. Another useless piece of junk.

[goldfinder]

I have tested and it works

Cal Johnson is a friend and he had me test the original device and it does work as shown. It is a magnetic anomaly detector and detects iron concentrations over long distances. I tested here and it clearly pointed to the Bisbee mine area and the tombstone mine area whicha are across the valley from me.
Cal is a very good electronics technician and a sterling person who would not perpetrate a scam. He has electronisized the original and it works much better than the original. It is definitely NOT a dowsing type of device. Cal has done extensive testingon the device around Arizona before he got involved with the Florida treasure hunters. Cal is an experience diver and treasure hunter.
GoldMagnet

[WM6]

. It is a magnetic anomaly detector and detects iron concentrations

This is possible explanation, but this "magnetic anomaly detector" can be u-boot finder and not goldfinder.

[Qiaozhi]

Cal Johnson is a friend and he had me test the original device and it does work as shown. It is a magnetic anomaly detector and detects iron concentrations over long distances. I tested here and it clearly pointed to the Bisbee mine area and the tombstone mine area whicha are across the valley from me.
Cal is a very good electronics technician and a sterling person who would not perpetrate a scam. He has electronisized the original and it works much better than the original. It is definitely NOT a dowsing type of device. Cal has done extensive testingon the device around Arizona before he got involved with the Florida treasure hunters. Cal is an experience diver and treasure hunter.
GoldMagnet

Is there a swinging arm inside the box?

[Theseus]

Cal Johnson is a friend and he had me test the original device and it does work as shown. It is a magnetic anomaly detector and detects iron concentrations over long distances. I tested here and it clearly pointed to the Bisbee mine area and the tombstone mine area whicha are across the valley from me.
Cal is a very good electronics technician and a sterling person who would not perpetrate a scam. He has electronisized the original and it works much better than the original. It is definitely NOT a dowsing type of device. Cal has done extensive testingon the device around Arizona before he got involved with the Florida treasure hunters. Cal is an experience diver and treasure hunter.
GoldMagnet

Electronisized ?????

[Jim]

By all appearances, this gizmo is simply another dowsing hoop-tee-do.

Pointing in the general direction of something that is possibly there, known to be there or what one instinctively believes to be there is still dowsing in my opinion.

Detecting anything underwater whist standing on shore is beyond belief and trips the scam-o-meter every time.

[hung]

By all appearances, this gizmo is simply another dowsing hoop-tee-do.

Pointing in the general direction of something that is possibly there, known to be there or what one instinctively believes to be there is still dowsing in my opinion.

Detecting anything underwater whist standing on shore is beyond belief and trips the scam-o-meter every time.

Good.
Now, since you are also a TNET forum member, copy and paste your above post there and make them know your impressions. It would show them you know the truth and you're not one of Signumops' followers...
Why posting this here? You should tell them and not us what you think.

[J_Player]

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[J_Player]

Good.
Now, since you are also a TNET forum member, copy and paste your above post there and make them know your impressions. It would show them you know the truth and you're not one of Signumops' followers...
Why posting this here? You should tell them and not us what you think.

Why do we need to read these retarded BS questions?

We all know why Jim told us what he thinks it is. Because Dell Winders asked him:

Jim, what do you think it is? Dell

PS. I think it is a box with a big cockroach in it and a compass on top.

Best wishes,
J_P

[Qiaozhi]

Cal Johnson is a friend and he had me test the original device and it does work as shown. It is a magnetic anomaly detector and detects iron concentrations over long distances. I tested here and it clearly pointed to the Bisbee mine area and the tombstone mine area whicha are across the valley from me.
Cal is a very good electronics technician and a sterling person who would not perpetrate a scam. He has electronisized the original and it works much better than the original. It is definitely NOT a dowsing type of device. Cal has done extensive testingon the device around Arizona before he got involved with the Florida treasure hunters. Cal is an experience diver and treasure hunter.
GoldMagnet

If it's some sort of magnetometer (as someone else claimed) then why does it have a compass on top? There is clearly a swinging arm inside the box with an attached magnet that "interferes" with the compass giving the illusion that it's detecting something. Surely the compass (which after all is just a small movable magnet) would interfere with the magnetometer.

Presumably "electronisized" simply means that some additional do-nothing electronics have been added to fool the unwary and technically-challenged. At least that part seems to be working.

[Theseus]

Presumably "electronisized" simply means that some additional do-nothing electronics have been added to fool the unwary and technically-challenged. At least that part seems to be working.

I would agree.

The entire LRL/MFD concept is nothing more than a clever ruse to dress up and disguise a common ideomotor-based dowsing wand(s). The gullible and technically-challenged tend to eat it up like the last piece of birthday cake.

Unfortunately, for the LRL scam artists, their targeted market sector has been dwindling drastically, thanks in large part to the information available here and on other sources of the Internet. Why do you suppose Dell is so unhappy with us?

[WM6]

It seems when one skeptic is missing there are several others, too.

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What you see is not what you get.

In case of LRL you can never see any gold, except cockroach.

So cockroach is thw only thing you can get.