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YeahALL LRL ARE A SCAM! Prove that statement wrong. You can NOT build a scientific instrument that behaves on beliefs.
Yeah well there goes another biased no "field testing needed"opinion for the skeptics camp. Well I have news for you Steve,not all Long Range locators are a scam,thats like saying you found a counterfiet $20 dollar bill one day in your wallet so now all money coming into your wallet are counterfeits.I mean come on now, where is the logic here with this way of thinking? I own 2 Electroscopes and they work period,it has nothing at all to do with belief it has to do with passive electronics and the the instrument that was designed to pick up on electrostactic fields of buried metals.Now do I understand the science to how this actually works? No I dont but if it works and I can see actual results,then who cares?And guess what I discovered about these things? They can pick up on a gram of gold from 21 feet away plus another 4 feet into the ground,now is there any metal detector out there in the world that can do that? Now you can start to understand why Electroscopes have received so much bashing and attacks over the years from great honest guys like Carl and others its because they are a big threat to major detector manufacturers if everyone out there suddenly realized what these things are really capable of! Can it possibly be an incredible coincidence that Carl Morleland is an engineer for a major metal detector manufacturer? It is a known fact that every living thing or non living mineral on this earth puts out an energy field and some of these fields can be detected by certain long range locators and other types of specialized instruments. Do I have to be Carl Sagan to know this? Does this have anything to do with belief or disbelief? No its a known fact that even your own body puts out an intense magnetic field or "Aura" of energy.You can even hook a volt meter up to your fingers an see an electrical current on the meter. Do I believe in all long range locators? No I dont, I myself was a skeptic untill one day a friend of mine showed me 6 morgan silver dollars he found one day with an Electroscope then I decided to open my mind a little and try one.And do you know what I realized after I learned how to use one of these things correctly and I found my first gold with it? My God how many years of time have I wasted with a conventional detector swinging a coil for hours and hours day after day digging junk targets to find a little gold if I was lucky!All because I listened to so many skeptical closed minded people! There are some long range locators out there that are a scam I can admit that but does that mean that every single one is bogus? Well only a fool would truly believe that. So In conclusion here Ill quote Einstein "Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance"
If LRLs worked, everyone who owns one would be rich. Heck, if they worked, the inventor(s) wouldn't be selling them, they'd just be quietly amassing their fortune.
Bottom line, if it sounds too good to be true you can bet that it is.
And you became a millionair with the finds of your LRL when ?
post your pictures here that is the point of this website and forum.............
If LRLs worked, everyone who owns one would be rich. Heck, if they worked, the inventor(s) wouldn't be selling them, they'd just be quietly amassing their fortune.
Bottom line, if it sounds too good to be true you can bet that it is.
Jim,no matter what I document,post etc,it will never be enough for the skeptics,the truth is not for these people because they are not ready for it,they will still find a way to criticize,debunk or dismantle it,the root problem here is not whether some Lrl's can be scientifically documented to work,the root problem is the narrow minded mentality and the know it alls attitude and you cant fix that very easily. I can put a picture right now of a nugget I found with my electroscope and these people will say its bogus,I bought it on ebay,its all fake etc,etc. You see it would be a waste of time my friend thats what I am discovering here on this forum. If you are really serious about seeing my evidence for these devices working,just contact me personally,send me an email address, in this way Im not wasting valuable time with people who are only on here to criticise and inflate they're egos.I’m a natural skeptic. If you want to convince me about anything, you will have to show me. I’ve seen some strange things in life for which I have no explanation short of referring to spiritual mumbo-jumbo.
Two examples. (a) 30 years ago camped near Algonquin Provincial Park where there are known graphite deposits, I met a guy doing the garbage pick-up rounds one morning. He noticed a detector in the back of my truck and came over to chat about his graphite prospects. He casually mentioned he could dowse for graphite. I said to him “Oh… well lets see you do it” and he did so using a freshly cut Y shaped tree branch. He said that I should be able to do the same, so he blindfolded me, spun me in circles, and walked me around a few times and then holding each upper part of the “Y” with the main stem out in front I detected a chunk of graphite. The stem was yanked down to the ground exactly over the graphite with such a force that it was all I could do not to let go of it. (b) About 20 years ago, doing an inspection of a major landfill site just north of Toronto, I asked about the location of the main discharge line to the street sewer for sampling purposes. The engineer grabbed two L shaped steel rods, holding one in each hand by the short stem of the “L” with the longer rod directly in front. When he came over the discharge pipe, these rods each immediately swung to the outside parallel to the underground pipe. To make a long story short… I tried it, and it did the same, exactly pinpointing the pipe location.
I’ve never been able to duplicate these feats on my own. Those L shaped rods were gifted to me and I now use them for probing old bottles in prospecting country, particularly useful in deep leaf mould deposited in hillslope crevices. I’ve tried talking to those rods about finding silver nuggets and ores over here in Ontario… but no dice.
So… I like to think I’m receptive to new or unexplained ideas, but you still gotta show me.
All the chatter in the world about LRLs does not mean a thing without unequivocal documentation. Criticizing Carl Moreland does not add to the credibility of LRLs either. I also don’t subscribe to the notion that there should be any conflict between prospecting-capable metal detectors and LRLs. Given that LRLs actually work on a consistent basis, they ought to compliment metal detectors.
These instruments cost money. As do prospecting-capable metal detectors, that are known and proven consumer products. In short… they work, we understand how they work… that information is readily available… and they do so reliably and consistently. It all makes sense.
So… there’s no need for a mystery here. Pronouncements about LRL performance capabilities without a shred of independent, unequivocal documentation carry very little weight with readers… such posts about various metal detecting instruments are far too common on these forums. One doesn’t know what to believe.
If you want credibility... then you must document the validity of your claims accordingly.
Why not simply have two or three of the known guys on this forum join you for a field evaluation. Have them bury a few gold nuggets of different sizes at between six inches and a foot depth, GPS those locations so the nuggets can be relocated when the testing is complete. Then you find them with your LRL unit… video documentation would be a good idea. Report the results back to this gold forum. What could be easier to do?
Jim.
you are the one being insulting and calling people names....millions of dollars are spent on marketing by the main detector companies and results drive their business.there are numerous wealthy wage earning and paying treasure hunters and prospectors who spend top dollar on equipment because it helps them have succsessful ventures. Huge mining corporations would climb all over eachother if they could " learn" to use an lr detector.....a very sophisticated industry that would jump on such viable economically benificial technology.Yet it is still experienced and learned geologists and prospectors that make the paydays for the big dogs with use of chemical testing, a 10x loupe and a gold pan because that is what works.And I promise you considering the main reason this forum exists, that if someone was finding nice finds with Long Range Locators they would have no shame in showing off their finds on this forum. G.P.R works used by cache hunters and archeologists....whole buried cities have been mapped, the burial chambers of the Terra Cotta Army in China has been shown to have a map of Period specific China, with waterways of mercury and silver and gold very precisely laid out for the anchient Emperors afterlife.Before they dig in mexico they use G.P.R. there are numerous financed people who would absolutely use a L.R.L if it was a viable tool.I have seen dowsing work and I have seen amazing finds with a detector.I have been prospecting more than half my life and have never even known someone to use a L.R.L...i have found ounces with research, experience,blood ,sweat, and knowledge I have seen Pounds of gold come out of safes and in briefcases. I know two people who made a living hunting caches and research was as you said the most important tool followed by a V.L.F. and a shovel.and if you put a L.R.L. in their hands it would be about 5 minutes at most before they dropped the snake oil on the ground. Pictures and an honest verifiable story goes a long way on this or any forum, and so far you are all talk..and no show....put up or shut up....or you are no better than that silly little ad in the corner of the page, in that magazine that sits in my outhouse library. I've been flipping through those pages going on twenty years,passing gas while I pass up those passive electronics.
There are all kinds of ppl. with claims that would love to dig alot of gold out of that claim bring the L.R.L. out to one close to you and lets see were the gold is, would love to see one at work . I think that is all that is being said ,a good tool is ok ,a great tool is worth buying.
Hi Contactlight,
Pretty amazing how my simple little comment rates such a response. You guys carry pretty big chips on your shoulders. If your LRL units work for you, great. Best of luck to you in your endeavors.
Just tired of all of the sarcasm and the criticism of Lrls on the different forums like this one over the years Steve.Not all Lrl's are a scam,some actually do work like the ones I purchased,and that truth has to be told here.