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Originally Posted by Dell Winders
Some Skeptics here don't care to hear the name Omnitron, associated with finding treasure, because that is the name I started in 1986 and is commonly associated with my products. The name Omnitron ,is banned from using on Treasure Net.
But to be fair, not all Omnitrons that have helped Treasure Hunters to find Treasure were my products. Omnitron, became a generic name that several manufacturers & sellers used to capitalize on.
It depends on who you bought your Omnitron, from as to who's product you were using. Regardless, I am happy that you found Treasure with the aid of an LRL and have the honesty, and guts to post a favorable comment about LRL on this forum. Dell
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Hi Dell,
You are correct. Not all Omnitron products have helped treasure huntrers to find treasure.
In fact, even you agree that your Omnitron products are not proven to work, as you published on your products page:
"The PRO-4 has yet to prove it's merit with a recovery."
and
"As of August 2003 the X-SCAN has only been tested under the Ground & Atmospheric conditions of Central Florida, USA on a limited variety of targets.
At the moment I really don't know the extent of it's capabilities, or of it's limitations."
We see you claim the Pro-4 has never made a recovery, and after 6-1/2 years you still don't know the extent of the limitations and capabilities of the X-scan.
Of course, you refused to demonstrate either of these products you sell in front of witnesses who will report back here to tell what they see in a standard test. So we can safely assume the Pro-4 never made a treasure recovery, and you don't know what the X-scan will do to help us find treasure if we buy one. It's no wonder why TreasureNet banned using the name Omnitron in their forum. But don't worry about your products being banned at TreasureNet. I have the guts to post comments about your Omnitron products here.
Best wishes,
J_P