Originally posted by g-sani
If you know a place where treasure was buried for a long time, then this is a very good location to test any LRL.
You must not dig the treasure because when you dig it, then it will no longer be long time buried.
You can verify the treasure is there with a metal detector if it is not too deep.
Long time buried treasure is the best test of any LRL. This is what most LRLs are claimed to find.
The reason why people cannot test LRLs to find long time buried treasure is because they don't know where to find long time buried treasure.
But if you are certain of your location for long time buried treasure, then you can use this location to test for Mineoro, for dowsing, and for all other LRLs, even to see if a radio can detect the treasure.
You can compare to see how Mineoro performs next to other long range locating methods.
You will be wise to test on different days with different weather conditions. Also there is another condition you can check which I forgot to put on my list...
7. You can record the solar wind and sunspot activity for today from websites like these:
You will see that the solar conditions will cause changes also in the earth's magnetic field where you are testing, and could have electrostatic influences.
Geomagnetic storms, solar radiation storms, and radio blackout levels could influence the earth's signals as well as change the noise levels in the air.
And it is important to record the time of day when you are testing.
The daily solar cycle will cause conditions to change at different times of the day for atmospheric electrostatic charge and for RF noise.
This could be important when you are using a broadband receiver LRL that is observed to detect static.
To me, all these things from my list could be checked. But the Mineoro factory says only the humidity should be checked.
They say 10% to 30% relative humidity is the optimum for finding treasure, and 31% to 55% humidity is good for finding treasure, with only small loss of distance.
See here for the Mineoro idea of how humidity is important: http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/humidity.php
You will see that in the case of Mineoro, they say their locators will detect only gold, even when there are other metals nearby. http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/diference.php
This means your treasure must be gold, or Mineoro will not detect it. (According to Mineoro propaganda, their detector with classifier will not beep next to large piece of iron or copper. will only beep if gold is near). http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/diference.php
Best wishes,
J_P








Yes detectoman, may be I should say
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