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  • #46
    Maybe that is right about an electrical field around an object, along with chemical change in surrounding soil, It seems possible. I think there is much more to all this than a simple no, this is no halo effect.

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    • #47
      Originally posted by Fred View Post
      Ok Esteban ,it doesn´t look so easy at first glance.And i don´t see any explanation for "many meters" detection in this theory.
      From my post i was expecting some reaction from the experts...strange
      Regards!,
      Fred.
      The experts don't measure electric fields around conductive metals buried for long time, don't know why.

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Esteban View Post
        The experts don't measure electric fields around conductive metals buried for long time, don't know why.
        Ok, mmmm strange
        I was talking about magnetic field,but taking both into account and beeping only when both are present may be a solution....regards,
        Fred.

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        • #49
          Heh..!
          No electric fields arround burried metal for long time, Esteban. No such things. How can you measure something that dont exist?
          I accept existance of so called "phenomena". I also can not explain what is all about. But also i am not that ignorant to accept some false theory about it.
          "Strange sound" can be produced when highly flammable organic gas "meet" ordinary fresh air. Many times seen. In my country also people do beleive in theory whis claims; " ...when you see some weak,mum fire somewhere on some place, that is sure sign of burried treasure,under that spot...".
          People evolved legend and sort of prejudice upon this natural phenomena, very oftenly seen. It is funny and sad at the same time to see groups of diggers how diging huge holes...tunnels on simillar places desperatelly searching for burried treasure.
          We all are fully awared of mentioned phenomena.It exist for real.Nobody can deny that.
          But also nobody gave sane explanation of it so far.Fact.

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          • #50
            Originally posted by ivconic View Post
            Heh..!
            No electric fields arround burried metal for long time, Esteban. No such things. How can you measure something that dont exist?
            I accept existance of so called "phenomena". I also can not explain what is all about. But also i am not that ignorant to accept some false theory about it.
            "Strange sound" can be produced when highly flammable organic gas "meet" ordinary fresh air. Many times seen. In my country also people do beleive in theory whis claims; " ...when you see some weak,mum fire somewhere on some place, that is sure sign of burried treasure,under that spot...".
            People evolved legend and sort of prejudice upon this natural phenomena, very oftenly seen. It is funny and sad at the same time to see groups of diggers how diging huge holes...tunnels on simillar places desperatelly searching for burried treasure.
            We all are fully awared of mentioned phenomena.It exist for real.Nobody can deny that.
            But also nobody gave sane explanation of it so far.Fact.
            Ivconic: I detect it many times with open base NPN or PNP transistor system. I know about the gas or light emanated from this buried for long time metals. Also detection deppend if you're positioned in plain terrain or high terrain.

            So, my conclusion is this: small electric field in order millivolts exist in vecinity of for long time buried good conductive metals (small size).

            Bronze and copper are more strong. Silver and gold less in concordande in grade of corrosion. Round objects "has" more "signal", etc.

            Regards

            Esteban

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            • #51
              Originally posted by Fred View Post
              Ok, mmmm strange
              I was talking about magnetic field,but taking both into account and beeping only when both are present may be a solution....regards,
              Fred.
              Yes, when I built pistol based on metal detector I detect also (I believe) magnetic component of the phenomenom.

              Regards

              Esteban

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              • #52
                "...open base NPN or PNP transistor system.."

                Can you define this?

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by ivconic View Post
                  Heh..!
                  No electric fields arround burried metal for long time, Esteban. No such things. How can you measure something that dont exist?
                  I accept existance of so called "phenomena". I also can not explain what is all about. But also i am not that ignorant to accept some false theory about it.
                  "Strange sound" can be produced when highly flammable organic gas "meet" ordinary fresh air. Many times seen. In my country also people do beleive in theory whis claims; " ...when you see some weak,mum fire somewhere on some place, that is sure sign of burried treasure,under that spot...".
                  People evolved legend and sort of prejudice upon this natural phenomena, very oftenly seen. It is funny and sad at the same time to see groups of diggers how diging huge holes...tunnels on simillar places desperatelly searching for burried treasure.
                  We all are fully awared of mentioned phenomena.It exist for real.Nobody can deny that.
                  But also nobody gave sane explanation of it so far.Fact.
                  ivconic,

                  you might look up the following website: http://corrosion-doctors.org/index.htm

                  There you can see the Galvanic Series of metals. Any time you have 2 dissimilar metals in contact with each other through an electrolyte, you have an electric potential.
                  In the instance of gold and zinc, for example, this potential is about 1,25 Volts. The amount of current flowing between the 2 metals will depend on the quality of the electrolyte and the surface area of each metal.

                  Any time you have some current flowing, you have ion migration and an electro magnetic field.

                  Plain facts out of the text book.

                  In many places of the world where gold nuggets are found, the nuggets are covered by a dark brown "patina". This patina is manganese oxide. The manganese ions migrated to the gold nugget and stuck to it because of the electrical potential between the 2 metals.

                  Not too far from where I live, in one specific valley, the gold nuggets are covered by a green patina. The gold prospectors tell about the size of the "green gold nuggets". Could that be some cuprous oxide?

                  Now, our metal detectors are designed to be able to detect minute electro magnetic fields........

                  Tinkerer

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                  • #54
                    Halo effect

                    Originally posted by Tim Williams View Post
                    Could this be a plot showing the halo effect? We are still studying this plot and site. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the plot. This is not a joke it was done using the Garrett XL500 and the Arc-Geo Logger. The two strongest points on the ring was hit by the guy using different dowsing equipment. I know those here don't use dowsing , so just look at the plot.

                    There is a metal target there, but the ring around it and where the rods directed is in line with my ring theory. Could this be a ring halo?

                    http://lrlman.com/Pages/LRL500/lrl500_mfd2.htm

                    Tim
                    Please tell us exactly what you find on that spot when you finally dig it up. I take note that you are carefully recording all parameters. The final report could give some very interesting information.

                    Tinkerer

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                    • #55
                      Not ion detection

                      Originally posted by Monolith View Post
                      Tinkerer, are you trying to tell us that your new PI discriminator is capable of detecting IONS?
                      Do you know how small IONS are?
                      I have seen your mention of detecting a target of 0.005 grams of gold. That already sounds rather exaggerated.

                      In general people talk of grams or in the extreme penny weights, but to talk of a target of 5 miligrams of gold sounds like smoke and mirrors to me.

                      But even then. Do you understand how many times smaller are IONS compared to miligrams of gold?

                      I think you have a "SMOKE DETECTOR", BS walks!!!!!!!

                      Monolith
                      No, no,no, I don't detect ions, just electromagnetic fields produced by the migrating ions. Google for galvanic currents, you will find lots of information.

                      About the 5 milligram of gold, I admit I have no scale that goes so precise. I had to do it by calculation.

                      The reason for testing such a small sample is to test my theory that at very short delays, like 4us the predominant partial response from a target might be the skin effect eddy currents.
                      So far, the results seem to confirm that.

                      Maybe some of the technical experts from the forum would be so kind to suggest other testing procedures that could prove or disprove the reading of skin effect eddy currents.

                      Tinkerer

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                      • #56
                        A quick test for halo effect could be to simply bury a single cell battery in a wet soil.
                        Fred.

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                        • #57
                          "..There you can see the Galvanic Series of metals. Any time you have 2 dissimilar metals in contact with each other through an electrolyte, you have an electric potential.
                          In the instance of gold and zinc, for example, this potential is about 1,25 Volts. The amount of current flowing between the 2 metals will depend on the quality of the electrolyte and the surface area of each metal.

                          Any time you have some current flowing, you have ion migration and an electro magnetic field.

                          Plain facts out of the text book...."

                          * 2 dissimilar metal, one near (or in contact) other is one thing - metal alloy is quite another thing.
                          * ground battery phenomena is known to me,you dont need to explain much
                          *current flowing,ion migration.....em field? which type of current you are talking about here?


                          Yes, logically, we can bury battery in a wet soil and perform some tests...right?

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                          • #58
                            Originally posted by ivconic View Post
                            "..There you can see the Galvanic Series of metals. Any time you have 2 dissimilar metals in contact with each other through an electrolyte, you have an electric potential.
                            In the instance of gold and zinc, for example, this potential is about 1,25 Volts. The amount of current flowing between the 2 metals will depend on the quality of the electrolyte and the surface area of each metal.

                            Any time you have some current flowing, you have ion migration and an electro magnetic field.

                            Plain facts out of the text book...."

                            * 2 dissimilar metal, one near (or in contact) other is one thing - metal alloy is quite another thing.
                            * ground battery phenomena is known to me,you dont need to explain much
                            *current flowing,ion migration.....em field? which type of current you are talking about here?


                            Yes, logically, we can bury battery in a wet soil and perform some tests...right?
                            Maybe this is more clear... or not?
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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by Fred View Post
                              A quick test for halo effect could be to simply bury a single cell battery in a wet soil.
                              Fred.
                              Well ... it's a "battery in the ground" ... but is this the same as a "ground battery"?

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by Esteban View Post
                                Maybe this is more clear... or not?
                                So it looks like a better response can be obtained by detecting with bare feet, and not wearing rubber soles.

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