Acela Cortese
Junior Member
What ? I was asking about the true north thing
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Things to help HDR users with physical travel
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Acela Cortese
Junior Member
Steve Gibbs says it in his enclosed manual
Pegii
Active Member
Dad time travelled if that's what the question was
No. Dad has though
Have you ever actually time travelled he
Every compass has its readout upside down, so when we see North on the compass it is actually South..This is because the pointer on the compass is a small magnet, and of course the magnetic North Pole would only be attracted by the South pole part of the pointer and not the North pole end
so I've been using my compass on my iPhone to find true north and that's the direction I've been pointing the electromagnet. Are you now saying that it's backwards ?
I believe your iphone uses satnav to give you readouts
Have you ever actually time travelled he
Every compass has its readout upside down, so when we see North on the compass it is actually South..This is because the pointer on the compass is a small magnet, and of course the magnetic North Pole would only be attracted by the South pole part of the pointer and not the North pole end
so I've been using my compass on my iPhone to find true north and that's the direction I've been pointing the electromagnet. Are you now saying that it's backwards ?
steven chiverton
Senior Member
i've got a bunch of elf and emf sensors i brought off e bay over the times and the milligauss reading on one from the electromagnetic feild s of my home built electromagnets reads 40 plus
Pegii
Active Member
Planning a trip through time?
steven chiverton
Senior Member
has the i phone got a digital compass reading then it may be useing cell phone towers etc to triangulate its position to north of south so better use a moving needle compass
Have you ever actually time travelled he
Every compass has its readout upside down, so when we see North on the compass it is actually South..This is because the pointer on the compass is a small magnet, and of course the magnetic North Pole would only be attracted by the South pole part of the pointer and not the North pole end
so I've been using my compass on my iPhone to find true north and that's the direction I've been pointing the electromagnet. Are you now saying that it's backwards ?
correction123
Junior Member
Iam always on the look out for saving money, and would suggest you use the radio on your cell fone to go vortex hunting, and if you dont have a cell fone beg or buy the cheapest compass that you can find
Saving money isn't always the wisest route to take for the kind of work you want to spend your time with! My suggestion is the Tri-Field Meter, hardly anyone talks about this device. It finds natural EMF disturbances not manmade.
Could I borrow your HDR and I'll pay you...I just can't wait anymore to time travel to fix a past mistake, thank you
Heart broken mom
Junior Member
Just recently bought my HDR from Gibbs it says to use your phone find zero bars that's a vortex. I'm hoping to find the vortex soon tried the other day no luck gonna try again tomorrow.