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Originally Posted by J_Player

If I dowsed to find an ancient treasure where a king buried 40 tons of gold statues 30 meters deep, I would not waste my time proving that my dowsing works.
Who would want to dig for 30 meters deep?
You would need to buy ladders and other supplies for going in the hole you dig and you could become injured during the excavation.
Then what if the sides of the hole cave in and bury you?

It is a much happier idea to feel good that you detected 40 tons of gold statues and know your dowsing works.
All will be happy if there is no skeptic nearby.

Best wishes,
J_P

Indeed,seems so!
Fisherman tales are always better than living fish!
Anyway, apart from their "dark LRL side" if their minds; those are nice people to be friend with. And funny too!
But time came when various "Zahori's...RT's...etc..etc.." are not enough no more!
Lately i am faced with numerous demands to "discover something more accurate" , no matter the costs!
Last thing i done was setup that looks like Omnitron.. or Radijan2001.
For less than 180e i bought this:
http://www.ldbwebtronics.com/newfusige0vc.html
and had to make pretty annoying accu setup in separate enclosure, because VC2002 is having 2x18V + 1x9v supply!
Had to arrange 12v+6v(18v) + 6v+12v(18v) and one separate 12v(via 7809).
Problem was in how to charge those gell cells with one 12v automatic charger.
And also not to take them out from enclosure each time when need to be recharged!?
So i figured it out and decided to have 4x "12v" to be charged one by one!
That's why i use those two 6v, so i could (with rotary switch 1x12) "make" one 12v from two 6v , when is about to be charged!
Sheeeesh! So annoying it was to wire up whole arrangement!
So, than i achieved battery operated VC2002.
At it's output 2 probes were added, ground probes (antennas).
So that presents complete "TX". Adjustable amplitude, freq, shape and cycle rate!
"RX" part is mentioned RT!
What can i do?
It's not mine to "think" - but to work! So i did it!
Will see soon if there is positive feedback!
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P.S.
Ain't life beautiful!?