| LRL3: Chambered Rod |
| In an effort to legitimize the basic dowsing rod for use in locating treasure, manufacturers began adding a witness chamber to the rod (Figure 7). The user places a sample of what he wants to find in the witness chamber - gold, for example - and the rod will only respond to that type of treasure. In some cases the users of these rods do not put an actual sample in the witness chamber; instead, they write the name of their desired target on a piece of paper and put the paper in the chamber. [A very humorous twist on this technique was used by the Quadro drug-finding dowsing rod.] Of course, the witness chambered rod has not produced widespread wealth among its users. In some cases, manufacturers add an additional load chamber which is said to contain a specially energized material that is claimed to enhance the response. This type of chamber is usually sealed so the user cannot see what is inside, and manufacturers do not reveal its composition. This mysterious substance is said to last several years and for a fee, they will recharge the rod after it has run down. We shall use one of our brass rods from LRL2 for this experiment. Most manufacturers of chambered rods use a conductive chamber so we will use copper. Obtain two 3/4" copper end caps and a short piece of 3/4" copper tubing, say 2" (5cm) long. Drill 3/16" (5mm) holes in the center of the caps such that the rod will slide through with a tight fit. Figure 9 shows the necessary additional parts. |
 Fig. 9: Chambered rod partsFig. 10: Chambered rodFig. 11: Alternate chamber placement |
| We now need to prepare a sample for the chamber. Gold would be an obvious choice because that is the type of treasure we would most like to find. However, most people do not have gold lying around unless it is jewelry, and they are usually reluctant to submit their jewelry to experimentation. Thus, we shall use silver, particularly coin silver as it can be obtained cheaply and will allow use to search for silver caches, of which there are no doubt many. So, you will need a few silver dimes for the load chamber and several more silver coins for the target. Place the silver dimes in the chamber (I can easily fit 4 in my chamber). Now slide the chamber onto the long part of the rod. If your new chambered rod looks like the one in Figure 10, then you are ready to find silver caches. |
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| The first thing you will notice about the rod is that the loaded chamber adds considerably to the weight, making it even more sensitive to gravity and more difficult to hold steady. Again, we can adjust our counterweight to compensate for this, or if you prefer, you may remove the counterweight entirely. Some manufacturers actually place the witness chamber near the end of the L-rod as in Figure 11. This increases the instability of an already precariously balanced system and makes the rods even more difficult to control. I suppose you could say this increases "sensitivity". |
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