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Originally Posted by g-sani
I believe that everything made or produced up to now has certain limitations.
If somebody can live whith them then success probably could prove very close.
If you are looking for the mean machine straight away then sorry but you have to wait.
So somebody must adjust himself according to the abillity of what he uses then all he needs is some luck to make a treasure discovery come true.
The same applies whith the greek PD.
You have to master it to have results and mind you only if you are lucky enough.
So I am wishing good luck
g-sani
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Hi g-sani,
The limitations of fishing rods is they cannot catch fish when the fish are not hungry.
And they cannot catch fish when the fish are not near the hook.
This is a good reason to never go fishing, because a fishing rod will never pass a double blind test to find the hidden fish.
But with metal detectors it is different.
A metal detector will find a buried metal 2 inches under the ground every time.
And it will always pass the double blind test.
The limitations for metal detector are when the hidden metal is too far distance or if it is too small.
But what about the limitations for LRL?
You like the pocket fisherman because it is small to fit in your back pack and it will catch fish some times even if it cannot pass a double blind test.
You also bought an Examiner because it is small to fit in your back pack and it will find treasure some times even if it cannot pass a double blind test.
My question is:
1. How many fish did you catch when using the pocket fisherman?
2. How many treasures did you recover with the RangerTell Examiner?
Best wishes,
J_P