ICONOS MD 807

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Hi Morgan,

Thanx for the answer. It is great that you have tested and selfmade such ionic detectors but there are some points generally very mysterious:

@ "Mineoro FG79 Price?" in Post #7 from 2008 you've been totally against them:
http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...t=mineoro+fg79
Is this because those devices doesn't work outside of Brazil - not in equation with different ionic-fields or something? If so, is there a Mineoro Model that works everywhere and do you still have some to sell?

Next:
@ LRL Ionic/Electrostatic energy field locator Page 5
http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...t=14731&page=5
hung in post #116 wrote:

The PDC project and the latest models are many times more powerful than the DCH. The DCH needed almost 100% of ionic emanations to detect. The PDC only 50%.

Testing both of them a couple of years ago in a ancient gold target, the PDC beeped clearly at 100 m distance. The DCH not a single beep even from 25 m.

Yesterday I saw at:
http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/finding_mexico.php#
that the PDC210 no longer is produced but replaced by the much more sensitive FG80.

What does this mean?
Was hung right with his test results or was it a lie and is the PDC210 better?

@ "new mineoro video" hung also found a piece of copper-tube in an ancient city - post 7 - just from a month ago:
http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...ht=copper+tube

Again with the PDC210.
I guess the PDC210 is much better because it also shows other metal-signals.

As you said, large and long time ago buried gold is very seldom - perhaps 1 out of 500 places, so it's stupid focussing on gold only and frustrating alot customers that throw away there LRLs because they find nothing at all!

I could built the ionic detector and because I found that LM324N opamp also the Gold Gun AL718 out of scratch with some mods and alot additional experimenting but when I read the info of "hung" and your formerly Mineoro statements I wonder what's really right or wrong now and why those devices should work under brazil conditions and not with european.

btw. thanx for the nice pic - under what circumstances and from which distance did you found this cache?