"Phil Kangas" wrote

The difference is water vs. a water pipe or electrical cable.
I have done this and it does work! Anyone can do this, there
is no magic involved. Dowsing for water is what is controversial.
Go try it yourself if you don't believe it. What's so hard about
that? phil k.

I'm with you, Phil. I guess some people want to argue about anything. I
think those little boxes they carry around and sense the ground with work on
some sort of the same principle.

I purposely did the youtube because I have had many people ask on Usenet how
to find a line. Go witch it. To which the answer was a **** storm. So, I
did that simple youtobe to show how to do it, and that I can do it, and that
it does work. Well, I did not dig up the indicated lines, but I DID bury
them, so I know where they were, except for the hose laying on the surface.
I guess I need to do another, and show the sensors react to the hose, then
move the hose, and show that it now does not react to the hose since it's
gone, but will sense the hose in its new position. I've done my part.

It's just like asking the best welding hat, or rod, or jeans. Everyone has
their own opinions, but there are some people who are just so psychotic that
THEIRS is the right answer.

I have found "anomalies" while doswing, and digging it up, found an old tin
can or lid or some other metal object. I have even found coins.

Steve