pronghorn
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I'm pretty sure this isn't what silver looks like after it has
been in the ground very long.
been in the ground very long.
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The cardinal directions are the heart of my methods. I kept the distance at 10 feet until I knew I was close. The 2010 Ranger Tell Frequencies eliminates rings. I need to do more testing but they seem to eliminate the Micro-gold, Micro silver and hot rocks also.Bravo Art!
What distance did you set the examiner to limit?
I noticed that you actually don't do the complete boxing method. You rely pretty much on the cardinal signal lines. Also noticed that you seem to not use the setting that eliminates ringings as I could see that the antenna swings out the target in some instances. Do you confirm that, or was it just my impression?
I have always been a stickler for accuracy. I found that hitting the Tan button and entering 0.0005 that the target would always be under the front half of my heel. I usually place the marker beside that spot on my heel. On this movie I was careless when I marked the spot but I knew I was using a big shovel yesterday. My back was hurting so I did not bend over. I had the depth set at 2 inches so there was no way no to locate the target.I use a lot of gear when in the field with electronic LRLs to confirm and pinpoint the target and I find myself using the examiner less and less for pinpointing purposes. But I admit that using the RT alone is kind of a classic and really fun aproach.
In my opinion we are forcing the MD industry to make some big changes. By all the accessories and big coil advertisements I am certain that more and more treasure hunters are not happy with only hunting top the 6 inches…..ArtThanks for the video. You really master this thing. Be careful, the MD industry will kill you...
Lets see now..I knew the target was within 10 foot of the sage brush on the east side. I knew that the target was under 2 inches deep. The rocks were not in the center. They were about in the center in the lower portion of the movie. I have heard that rumor before. Are you playing follow the leader? The target was about 4 inches from the bottom of the rock.This is very nearly too pathetic to dissect.
I have to wonder...
how is it that you just so happened to set up your
camera focused on a rock with silver underneath it?
Big shovel guy. My marking is very accurate. Keep assuming and you will be wrong forever.You put a colored marker where you think the target
is, then you sink the shovel directly into the marker
which indicates you knew the silver wasn't under
your marker but several inches away under the rock.
Known target obviously placed there by you.
I got you Ted. You belief that these tools are fake so anyone that finds any thing has to be cheating.I'd have to agree. Quite obviously he planted the target, but one has to wonder what thought processes Art goes through when he stages these things. He must realize several of us are going to see through the whole ruse.
Well Ted…since you claim you are not reading my post I guess you don’t know about the latest facts about the Ideomotor Effects. It seems that some real successful Doctors and Scientists understand the Ideomotor response much better now. They have learned that the Ideomotor Response is used by humans in every walk of life. Darn Scientists are spoiling all your gloryThese futile attempts to fool us into thinking your dowsing gimmick can find totally "unknown" targets are humorous at best; but in reality are very sad too. I guess you are too close to the situation, and too taken in by the compelling ideomotor effect to understand how silly this is making you look.
Is there some way to know how long something has been buried?My sound does not work so I don't know what is being said
in the video. Is it his contention that this is an unknown
target that has been there for many years?
aarthrj3811 said:Lets see now..I knew the target was within 10 foot of the sage brush on the east side. I knew that the target was under 2 inches deep. The rocks were not in the center. They were about in the center in the lower portion of the movie. I have heard that rumor before. Are you playing follow the leader? The target was about 4 inches from the bottom of the rock.
pronghorn said:How did the silver dollar come out looking like it just came out
of a coin protecter?
Ted Groves said:Did you notice there was no soil attached to the coin. Every piece of old silver I've ever removed from the ground always had a lot of dirt attached to it.
davebien said:And BTW, nice clean coin, I wish I could unearth such clean coins. What's your secret?? I always have to clean mine, even the ones from the woodchips in the tot lots.
Saturna said:davebien said:And BTW, nice clean coin, I wish I could unearth such clean coins. What's your secret?? I always have to clean mine, even the ones from the woodchips in the tot lots.
The resonance of the coin is amplified by the LRL, causing the dirt (which would resonate at a different frequency) to no longer bind. This also works with tarnish.
These resonant waves are of such a high frequency (trillions of Hertz), with the wavelength being so close, that they almost form a solid. This can be felt when you pass your hand in front.
If the LRL is used in the Arctic these waves will also become super-conductive, and therefore visible.
.... or not.
You are wrong again Ted. As usual you will not except any kind of proof that your belief system is wacky. Thanks to you skeptics I have found a tool to prove that all your garbage is just that..Garbage that is backed up with no proof just a wacky belief system. Welcome to the real world Ted….Please (Art), spare us from anymore of your concocted, staged movies where you un-earth your planted coins. No one was fooled by your attempt at trickery. These futile attempts to demonstrate how your Examiner is "physically" indicating your pseudo-unknown targets is really bringing a lot of embarrassment to yourself.
Ted Groves said:I recognize and appreciate your humor, but I fear there are some of the readership here that will miss your subtleties and at this very moment may be out in some remote region of the cold Montana outback... trying desperately to see the super-conductive waves you spoke about.
And this isn't more apparent that when you "dug" up this silver dollar. Do you know it's really difficult to recover large silver in public areas? This is because even the cheapest detectors can easliy find large silver, and they've been doing so for 40 years or more.. Do you know that silver, even being in the ground for a short amount of time, just doesn't come out looking that clean? Apparently not....aarthrj3811 said:I can see that the excuse factor is again in full swing. Now one Skeptic has admitted that they have “ noda, zilch, nothing” no proof that LRL’s or MFD’s do not work. You want to know what their excuse is? Us stupid LRL and MFD user will not go and take a Double Blind Test so It is our fault they have no proof..That is one great excuse.
I also have a skeptic who says Random Chance may not be responsible for finds in the field. They also say that Random chance can only be used under strict guide lines…so now that myth or excuse is no longer available to you.
I also have proven that Scientist know about the signal lines that we use. My movies show how I am able to use these signal lines to find treasure. Another excuse shot down..
We also have put real facts on here that the Ideomotor Response can be trained. So much for the hands moving.
Now for the movie..
The coin I found was to clean? Come on guys you can do better than that.
The coin was under the rock…
Did you see any foot prints before I walk to the target? Did you notice how many roots were in the dirt that I shoveled out of the ground? Did you see that the ground or the rock had not been disturbed in any way? And by the way...The coin was 6 inches from the rock buried less than 2 inches deep. How do I know this...The Ranger Tell told me.
Can any of you experts tell me how you can tell how long a coin has been in the ground? I have dug very few coins so I don’t really know what they are suppose to look like but I guess you guys do.
I have showed you my practice methods and now how I hunt in the field. I have an idea for one more movie if I should decide to do it. There is no doubt that the this operator and his Ranger Tell perform as the Manufacturer states on his web site.
You guys are a bunch of Losers….Art
And this isn't more apparent that when you "dug" up this silver dollar. Do you know it's really difficult to recover large silver in public areas? This is because even the cheapest detectors can easliy find large silver, and they've been doing so for 40 years or more.. Do you know that silver, even being in the ground for a short amount of time, just doesn't come out looking that clean? Apparently not....
I would not know that as I have only searched twice in a public park. I do remember finding a few silver dollars on those trips and they looked pretty good. Come to Nevada and may be easier.Do you know it's really difficult to recover large silver in public areas?
More excuses because all your theories went up in smoke. I do not think that is true and I am not going to experiment to learn the truth. I have found silver flakes and nuggets that were not tarnished. They were in the ground for millions of years. Grow up AF... Do you know that silver, even being in the ground for a short amount of time, just doesn't come out looking that clean? Apparently not....
What theory, Art?? It's not a theory. It looks as though I have a lot more experience recovering silver coins from public areas than you do, so you can consider this a fact, not a theory. Look at the photos of recoveries in the metal detecting areas of the site, and tell me how many coins come out of the ground as clean as yours. And not just this coin, but all of them you've posted.aarthrj3811 said:More excuses because all your theories went up in smoke. I do not think that is true and I am not going to experiment to learn the truth. I have found silver flakes and nuggets that were not tarnished. They were in the ground for millions of years. Grow up AF... Do you know that silver, even being in the ground for a short amount of time, just doesn't come out looking that clean? Apparently not....
aarthrj3811 said:The cardinal directions are the heart of my methods. I kept the distance at 10 feet until I knew I was close. The 2010 Ranger Tell Frequencies eliminates rings. I need to do more testing but they seem to eliminate the Micro-gold, Micro silver and hot rocks also.Bravo Art!
What distance did you set the examiner to limit?
I noticed that you actually don't do the complete boxing method. You rely pretty much on the cardinal signal lines. Also noticed that you seem to not use the setting that eliminates ringings as I could see that the antenna swings out the target in some instances. Do you confirm that, or was it just my impression?
That tells me that the model you have is older than mind. I have codes that will make it spin but do not use them.
I have always been a stickler for accuracy. I found that hitting the Tan button and entering 0.0005 that the target would always be under the front half of my heel. I usually place the marker beside that spot on my heel. On this movie I was careless when I marked the spot but I knew I was using a big shovel yesterday. My back was hurting so I did not bend over. I had the depth set at 2 inches so there was no way no to locate the target.I use a lot of gear when in the field with electronic LRLs to confirm and pinpoint the target and I find myself using the examiner less and less for pinpointing purposes. But I admit that using the RT alone is kind of a classic and really fun aproach.
In my opinion we are forcing the MD industry to make some big changes. By all the accessories and big coil advertisements I am certain that more and more treasure hunters are not happy with only hunting top the 6 inches…..ArtThanks for the video. You really master this thing. Be careful, the MD industry will kill you...
hung said:You will be the one guy who will lead the conventional MD industry to bankrupcy...
And if this shows anything at all, it's that the reality of the believers here is completely off-kilter. Does Hung actually believe that one individual could bring down the entire metal detector industry, or was this a lame attempt at an insult?Saturna said:hung said:You will be the one guy who will lead the conventional MD industry to bankrupcy...
Hahaha, nice to see you have a sense of humor, Hung.
Maybe we should save your post and check back with you in 10 or 20 years and see how your prediction worked out.