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O.K. now that you have had your tantrum, and made your accusations based on assumption, back to the beginning.
"Forward Gauss" is not a term invented by Dunning, as your expertise suggests. You are right. Google is not the place to reference for correct information. We should should go directly to the source. I guess I shouldn't have worded my search for Forward Gauss "Transmitter", because you were talking about Forward Gauss "Technology". You sure made a of fool out of me on that technicality. ![]() |
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Ok Dell,
Now maybe we can get back on topic. We are all trying to understand what "Forward Gauss" is. Nobody in this forum seems to know anything about it except you. Quote:
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I have made it clear from the beginning on this forum that I don't know anything about electronics and therefore I have no idea what "Forward Gauss" means. My knowledge, if any, is in the field use of such products.
That is why I niavely said, "I don't know if this means anything" and pasted directly from google. You twisted, misconstrued, made accusations and threw a tantrum. Carl, is the puppet master pulling your strings and he has already declared years ago that Vernell, products do not work and are a Scam. It's in his reports. So why your pretense of investigating what has already been declared a Scam, bogus, and Wallet mining by a fellow scientific pretender catering to the same Skeptic cult agenda?? Dell |
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OK, Dell, the Google snippet you found does indeed have nothing to do with the alleged Forward Gauss Technology that the Magnacast contraption is said to use. Let's agree to that and move on. Googling the term "Forward Gauss" with the quotes shows no relevant links except for those pointing to the Vernell site or a number of asian trade sites selling this contraption. Here's one:
Shanghai TianXun Electronic Equipment Co., Ltd. http://cnmetaldetector.com/class.asp...s=&bigclass=50 I had a peek at the users manual, avaliable at the Vernell site, to see if it explained the Forward Gauss thing. No, it did not - it didn't even mention the term. But it did say that the device is a AM transmitter/reciever, that it can be affected by normal radio transmissions, and that any warranty issues are to be handled by Kellyco ... |
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Like J Player, my suspicion is that the term "Forward Gauss" has been commandered by Dunning to add credibility to an otherwise dubious detecting technique.
Karl Friedrich Gauss was a German astronomer and physicist who is most famous for his contributions to the mathematical theory of magnetism. This is probably where Dunning originally derived the idea, although "Forward Gauss" is more related to optics than magnetism. By some sort of twisted logic, a LRL scam could be "based on" this concept, especially when you look at geometric diagrams used in the derivation of thin lens formulas. I guess the "Forward Gauss" idea (as applied to Dunning's LRLs) is that a focal point is created at a distance that somehow focusses a signal line into the device. Yet another example of disjointed thinking, and hocus pocus pseudoscience. ![]() |
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You might be on to something here with the focused optics analogy. I read in the download for the user's manual that the Magnacast 5000 is able to set the locating range--each setting is for a particular distance (in ten-meter sections). That appears to be some sort of focusing. Of course any waves in the electromagnetic spectrum can be focused, not just light waves. I also know that energy can be contained/routed along magnetic flux lines.
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I did not know about your electriccs education.
I was thinking you made your LRL UNIT. dELL THE MAKERS OF YOUR LRL UNITS COULD BE THE REAL SCAMMERS AND USING YOU TO SELL THEM. |
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