Long Range Locators - please help

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Ok, let's do the thallenge

first of all, I´m not for those LRLs or against. Just  by looking at the device, the only way I think should work, provided there is a Global Gold Map (I'm sure there is).

as i said before in my two posts, I still think LRLs have a global gold map and  operate by GPS. They even look like a  Hi tech "intergallactic pistol" .
You might say, "but if someone has a global gold map, why should he give it to others?  couldn't he take advantage of it by himself instead?", well, it happens that most gold to  be still extracted lies outside the US and Europe. It´s located in South america, africa,  middle east. Most of these places are dangerous and as quick as those governments find out that you are going to find gold in their territory, believe me, they'll find the excuse for your  own "banged up abroad" reality. Not to speak about local thieves who see any gringo around  like instant treasure. Law in some countries forbid to own gold you find by yourself.
So, instead of going to die looking for blood diamonds, they installed the map in thousands  of devices(LRLs) whose manufacturing price might be around $200, but sell it to you for $5000.

Check on this evidence:

1. Now there is that reality show "Gold Rush South America". those guys are supposed to go to places and miraculously they find gold very fast and in more quantities than local miners. I guess they have very good information about where to dig. (did they have information from the global gold map?).

2. I´m sure that many people are trying to reverse-engineer those devices but they will have a really hard time. why? because most of the circuitry looks like some radio receiver with a difference: THERE IS ALWAYS A "BLACK BOX" IC that you don´t know how it´s programmed, and only way to know is having access to the code... that of course you won´t ever have. Manufacturers will tell you it is a complex electro-sympathetic telegeophysical algorithm or something like that.

3. Let´s take a look at a LRL circuit that is built from a kit: The Gold Gun Al 707

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The green board on the right side seems one that comes pre-assembled and to me looks pretty much like a GPS receiver. Why? Well , let´s take a look at a Homebrew GPS. Note the 2 coils and the 3 shielded small  coils in line? And of course the Little black box in the center that cannot be accessed.
 

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4. Most LRLs are said to work better in open field (Just like GPS)
5. People claim that they located gold with LRLs (

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). Usually gold that was in archeological sites. Of course,  the global gold map is more likely to contain old gold because it´s on locations where it´s not been moved.
6. some LRLs are supposed to be used by “interception”. That means you stand in two different locations, the LRL gives you the direction  and by intersecting the two directions you find the treasure. That is more consistent with GPS, where the furthest you are, the more precise will be your pointing . Different than a metal detector, you get better Reading the closest you are.

As i said before, i´m not saying they don´t work. I guess they work in different  way it´s supposed to.

LET’S TAKE THE CHALLENGE

Then, If I´m right, a Long Range Locator should be able to point at a certified gold reserve that has not been moved and won´t be in the foreseeable future. That means: you get to 1 mile around Fort Knox (or other Proven gold reserve) and actívate the LRL. It should point to the reserve. That means it works, but in a different way.

So,  you want me to take the challenge?  but I need help. I can´t get to the US, so I'd appreciate a favor. Get one of those LRLs (not the cheapest ones) and position at locating range of a gold reserve or a museum that contains many objects made of gold and turn it on. Please post the results.

Of course, I can be wrong. That being the case, I'll shut up for some time.

Thanks to you all, and please don´t be rude. Remember this room of the forum is about black box technologies

Juliano

P.S. I´ll try to contact Carl to register in his site.


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Global Gold Map?    OK!   News flash! There is NO GOLD in Fort Knox! This Schematic works most well I hear!   

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		Quote:			Posted by Juliano
	I uploaded a document on my explanation about Long Range Locators. I still sustain that they work using GPS signals ¿isn't it souspicious that LRLs appeared some time after GPS and GLONASS were developed? Also, I am sure a Global Gold Map is downloaded on the memory of the most expensive LRLs however I may be partially wrong with this. The cheapest LRLs may not even have the map in their memory. Too many coordinates and too cheap components. You know, In demonstrations by vendors, LRLs seem to work. That´s how they sell them and got away for over 20 years under the nose of Comsumer Protection. Why? because most buyers saw the device working! so it´s no fraud. However, a cheap GPS device still will work under controlled conditions. They "Register" the coordinates of their test gold items buried around, before (or during) the presentation (this is "calibrating" as I saw), and later, they re-located them as in a regular geocatching GPS game. They even may get spectators use the device and find the test samples, because those coordinates were registered so they just follow the beep. I'll post about this later again. Greets to all.

Your just a Dreamer, You couldn't find your own backside with that junk, I know 5 year olds that tell better stories than this load of rubbish.

If you really wanted to take up Carl-NCs challenge then you would do it, in stead of making up excuse's.  And everyone of you LRL dreamers have an excuse as I listed above and now you have just posted your excuse,

You are so lucky I respect the real Treasure hunters here because I have A S*** Load of insults for every LRL Idiot that has ever posted here.

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		Quote:			Posted by Juliano
	Hi ev'rybody, Have you checked this weird ebay auction? to me seems like a GLOBAL GOLD MAP. It claims to have GPS coordinates of gold, platinum, silve... mines, placers, occurrences. (it doesn´t say archaeological gold, however). To me, it seems like coordinates thatt could be placed inside the memory of gold range locators and then located by their built-in GPS. You are not allowed to view links. Please Register or Login http://www.ebay.com/itm/GOLD-SILVER-PLATINUM-LOCATIONS-WORLD-LOCATIONS-TREASURE-HUNTING-/231408696415?pt=US_Metal_Detector_Accessories&hash=item35e1087c5f I'd appreciate if someone knows about this or have had access to this software, is it reliable?. Location of mines, well, that is easy to get, placers, medium difficulty, but what are those 'occurrences'?

IF it was that easy everyone would be doing it . (Quote ) A fool and their money are easily parted ..cheers Mick

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