Dowsing rod science part1_ summary_UPDATE_0409

Dowsing Rod Science (Summary) Updated 1 April 2009. Includes new music, experimenters' photos, and discussion of electromagnetic spectrum and the limits of high-tech for locating buried objects.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Dowsing rod
• science
• experiment
• empirical evidence
• experiment protocol
• IED
• landmine
• pipeline
• buried ceramic
• buried metal
• buried plastic
• environment
• engineering.

[GrizzlyGroundswell]

I think your findings should be updated to state there is no reaction to standing water. I think if you had running water, like the movement of the dowser, there would be a reaction on the rods. Thus this is how we find water to dig our wells!

[mitster85]

diving rods are used to find water for well drilling are they not? maybe the water one didnt work because it was everywhere and not in a specific spot?? if your going to call this scientific id like to see a control!

[ccg711]

Greetings from a fellow Texan,

I've used stripped lengths of 12awg copper wire salvaged from romex electrical cable to find buried utility service. ranging from metal gas and water lines, plastic sewage, and abandoned buried electrical conduit. Taught to me by an older plumber who had years of exp. He showed me in all of about 2mins. EASY TO DO. One thing, I always know where it is cause when the rods move, I'm standing on it. The rods tell me when my feet are over something buried.

[dougeroonie]

Excellent info HQ? cool! Great tune, looking forward to more of your new videos. Uncanny how the rods paralleled the line on the ground. The electrical sensations hold the rods is pretty slick. I may of mentioned before, but holding rods above my 4' wooden doweled pyramid that you can make easily w/ 3'10" x 5/8"sides 1/2 copper elbow joints at the corners & lined up facing North - the rods will shift outward instead of together! It would be great to see that on video, if you want to. Thanks