I'm reading the George Payne's article... JC1 posted the link yesterday.
Found all very interesting... maybe I've read before... don't remember now.
Anyway, my problem now is on conventions
I mean in the Payne's article I read that ferrite rod gives "zero" point... ok... then I've looked again at an old patent of Jack Gifford and he said that pure mineral give RX shift of -90° : all fine, I remember this also.
But then Payne call it zero and Gifford -90° (referred to the osc signal).
I think that -90° is the right way... of saying that thing...
Then Payne wrote that normal ground could fall between 0° and -5° of shift... so more negative of ferrite imposed shift.
QUESTION IS: that means soil could give a shift from -90° to -95° or from -90° to -85° ???????
Kind regards,
Max

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