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Originally Posted by Geo
Hi J_P 
1. You say you checked the place if there was a signal and it was fine and so you did a test. Does this mean you heard a signal? or you did not hear a signal before the test?
I did not hear a signal before the test
2. I am thinking you checked to see there was no beeps before starting, then you find beeping after you bury the coin under the tree. Is this correct?
Yes
3. You say When you finished and got the currency, detector continue sounding for about 2 minutes. Then it stopped. What does this mean?
Did you listen to the PD continue to beep for 2 minutes at the empty hole after you removed the coin?
Yes. I saw this "phainomenon" and at other lrls.
I am thinking that if you are detecting fresh gold, then maybe it would be good to have someone move the gold so we can see the PD beep at the new locations where the gold is moved to.
Maybe i will do it on the next video
Then we can know it is beeping at the gold, instead of hearing beeps only when pointing to the olive tree.
It will also be good to hear the PD tested at the tree from close distance and far distance before you bury the coin, so we know it does not beep at the tree.
Hahaha... of course i tested it and it does not beep at any trees
I don't make videos for tree detectors
With blue writing is the answer I owe you.
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Hi Geo,
Thank you for the answers.
Finally we are finding some details that the video does not show.
1+2. Looking at your answers, it still seems suspect to be conducting tests in a location where there are trees around.
This is because you say this detector requires a specially fast sweep in order to make it detect.
It also raises the question of whether a skilled user could carefully control the sweep speed and pointing direction to cause it to beep without being aware that he is doing this.
For this reason, I like Qiaozhi's idea to put the detector on a rotating stand and then move the gold to different holes to see if it follows the gold when it beeps.
It would be good if this is done in a location where there are not trees or other things on the surface near the testing area.
3. So it beeps at gold only if it is put in the ground.
It does not beep at gold in the air.
And the gold does not need to be in the ground a long time.
And the reason is simple:
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Originally Posted by Geo
The answer is simple...... I don't know  .
It's the same if I have a coin buried, or it is upon the ground. But it is different if is in the air. Sometimes detects a coin in the pocket but more times no. |
It is becoming simpler now that we have the answer.
We now know what you observed.
You saw it beep only when you put freshly buried gold in the ground, and you saw it continue to beep for 2 minutes after you removed it.
It is easy to see what is happening here. The "LRL phenomenon theory" is wrong..!
You now have witnessed experimental evidence that your locator does not need gold buried a long time to detect it.
So you observed the "phenomenon" does not require that your gold coin is long time buried
You have observed the LRL theory is
not correct phenomenon theory.
Do you think it is also possible there are no gold ions floating into the air?
Could floating gold ion cloud also be a wrong theory?
The point is we learn about different phenomena by making observations to learn the facts, not by believing LRL promoters and salesmen propaganda.
The theory of floating ions was not an observation.
It was a conclusion somebody drew to try to explain something different he observed.
Then the LRL salesman told everybody his conclusion of floating gold ions is a fact.
...Big difference between observation and conclusion.
I have another question:
Do you know anything about the soil chemistry at the place where you buried the coin?
Do you know if it is acid or alkaline?
Do you know if it has a lot of organic activity in the surface layer of soil?
Has fertilizer been out into this soil?
Best wishes,
J_P