fenixdigger
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- Feb 8, 2010
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I have offered a simple inexpensive experiment as a basic test to enable someone to comprehend answers about LRL use.
It is as follows; Place a silver quarter on the ground (sample). Put 1 silver quarter and 4 steel washers in separate paper towels that you wad up and then mix them up. Throw them on the ground 25 ft or so around the sample. Take your coat hanger L Rod (17 x 5 inches) and walk around the sample clockwise 6 ft from the sample. SLOWLY, with the rod held slightly down.
Watch for any movement. If you get a reaction, stop, back up and slowly move forward to verify it. Check the results and post them here.
I will post the results of my personal test after I do this with 5 other people. I will post their results first.
As it uses a "bait" or "sample" I do not consider this "dowsing" more like a non electrical LRL.
If the instructions are not clear enough or too complicated for an attempt, ask for clarification.
It is as follows; Place a silver quarter on the ground (sample). Put 1 silver quarter and 4 steel washers in separate paper towels that you wad up and then mix them up. Throw them on the ground 25 ft or so around the sample. Take your coat hanger L Rod (17 x 5 inches) and walk around the sample clockwise 6 ft from the sample. SLOWLY, with the rod held slightly down.
Watch for any movement. If you get a reaction, stop, back up and slowly move forward to verify it. Check the results and post them here.
I will post the results of my personal test after I do this with 5 other people. I will post their results first.
As it uses a "bait" or "sample" I do not consider this "dowsing" more like a non electrical LRL.
If the instructions are not clear enough or too complicated for an attempt, ask for clarification.