Re: detection gold on human body

dont let that stop you. come get some. big panzy talking crap through a computer.

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Joe 123
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Bushy

All you have to do is use a simple metal detector. You have a moving field by virtue of your detecting motion and the detector operates at a certain frequency. It's simple to differentiate between metals simply by virute of how they modulate the frequency. Piece of cake and a total blast! Man, you walk around and all of a sudden the rocks start talking to you. Gold has a distinctive sound sort of like the sound of a miramba.

I am telling you, it is a blast to drive out into the woods at Big Bear and prospect a stream. The rocks talk to you with all sorts of frequencies. When you get a signal that is possibly gold, you dig and try to get the sound to appear in your plastic gold pan. Then you pan it. Land fishing!

But seriously, I have an assoicate across the road who makes all sorts of metal decting equipment. I'll give him a buzz tomorrow and see what he can do.

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Doug Morgan

On 17 Sep 2003 21:03:36 -0700, snipped-for-privacy@csical.com (Doug Morgan) Gave us:

Not when it is in your body in elemental form, dipshit.

Reply to
DarkMatter

The tittle of this thread says "ON" human body, tihspid!

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KC Armstrong

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 05:38:02 GMT, "KC Armstrong" Gave us:

I seem to remember some were talking about gold in the body.

You are correct, however.

The detector also changes with the amount of material such that discriminating what conductor element is being detected is very difficult, and most gear is keyed toward simple conductor detection as opposed to discriminated detection.

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DarkMatter

I could give you my ex-wife's telephone number. She could smell gold on a body a mile away.

Reply to
Larry Smith

Thats a rather bigoted statement. I personally find OE far more functional than some slopped together POS 'open-source' news reader that takes hours to get to run right on my system. Im a CE and Ill flat out tell you, while Linux may be great for servers, its complete shyte for personal systems. Unwieldy and severally lacking in functionality. 99% of the people out there , including myself, do not want to recompile the kernel, I just want to read my friggen email. So if you have a problem with top-posting, then either fix it or shut the hell up, because noone cares.

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Anthony Q. Bachler

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