Misapplied electronic theory for MFD's

Thats dam hard to do when it was me and him in a park. That is not the most unbelievable thing I have seen done. I have a silver broach I found from almost 1/4 mi. No certified film or anything like that. It is the smallest item i have found at that distance. Wish you had been there.
Carl;

I'll pm you tomorrow.

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Dell, I invite you (as I have many times before) to design an LRL test that is winnable.



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Here's the only glitch I see. When we use these, we can get close enough to use a detector and determine if it is a good target or a micro gold deposit. Now some of the sellers say they can knock them out. I don't think they have been where I hunt. But we still have to use a detector. Some of the guys say they can do this without one, I'm not that good or my equipment isn't.

Here's what I've found; When you pump a lot of power out the mineral deposits show a response like the whole area is solid gold. If you under power, you are attracted to items that have a sort of electrolysis going on. Miss the right setting and find a lot of either old shotgun shells or aluminum.And if you don't think I can find a telephone junction at a hell of a distance with electricity running through gold connections you are wrong.

I had been trying to prove the ideomoter idea to see what the skeptics were talking about. I would put a unit in, say a property owners hands and tell them nothing except to point it and walk, sometimes I would tell them it would beep. Always a response.(no beep) I finally saw what they were talking about.  I went to help a guy with locating a target and he could not get a reaction to anything. I finally got in front of him and saw him instantly correct the unit from any movement to keep it straight. It was so fast it was hard to see and it was very subtle.  Once I convinced him to let it swing around a little, the responses started to show. I can get on one side of a building and scan a area and mark the spots, one of my guys can go on the other side and scan at the same time. The spots will be the same.   

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No

You bury the bar 1ft deep so IT WILL BE IN RANGE of the metal detector.
And presumably the lrl.
You get one shot at finding it (ONE HOLE AND ONE HOLE ONLY).
Or are we saying that the lrl is "too vaque" to precisely pinpoint something?
That, is a fair test.
God I'm getting bored with all this.........................



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I know my Minelab will get a drink can @ 4 ft, and one of my 2-box units will dam sure reach 5 on low.

The lrls need to triangulate from 2 or 3 spots. Following a signal line can sometimes work, but then something called ring theory comes into play.

I would think that 50 to 100 ft would be as close as I would want to start from.

My normal procedure is to triangulate to a point where the detector will find it within a 5 ft circle.

The silver broach I found @ 1/4 mi was 3 ft off the final pinpoint. I don't think I would have found it without the detector.

So you really need both on long buried targets. 

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