Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

[Raider21]

Quote: Thanks Golden. I love how the experts love to project backwards to incidents that happened years ago as evidence that SFRX is the same company it always was. Hate to break it to them that past is not prologue with respect to SFRX. Since the addition of Tim Reynolds, it is not the same company. You think SeaSearcher is just a gimmick? Perhaps you need to do a little more DD on Tim's history as a highly successful engineer and tech entrepreneur. If he says it works, you can make bank on it and that is not to say it is not continually being tested and updated like any product. Unlike those who constantly speculate, this is not his first rodeo, so we will see evidence of SeaSearcher's success on his timetable not some novice armchair self- appointed "technologists" here. I have no doubt they have located items of significance with SeaSearcher and look forward to the day they can be shared with us all. If some are so confident they are correct about SFRX, why they would "load the boat" if there is a significant announcement? Sounds like some lack the courage of their convictions.
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Reynolds is one of thousands of successful engineers and entrepreneurs across the nation. So hats off and credit for him. The recognizable issue here is the fact that ocean science and technology isn't his thing. If that were not so, he wouldn't have produced this unsuccessful 'toy' which certainly hasn't pin-pointed any shipwreck gold or silver treasures. I would have more respect for the man (and SFRX) if they would have done simulation tests on an actual Spanish Colonial shipwreck site (many to select from), where gold and silver targets are buried into, and surrounding the wreck site. The difference here from the famous Kyle swimming pool or fish tank tests are that an old wreck site has mixed and opposing electromagnetic forces; targets ranging from igneous ballast stones containing magnetite, various ferrous and non-ferrous material, fired ceramics (olive jars, shards, etc.), fired bricks (galley). These tests were never done and most likely would have failed because Timmy apparently doesn't know anything about these procedures. Nor does the CEO running this circus. Perhaps the Timmy Toy just might find that 4 billion dollar pile of gold and silver five miles from that very big ballast pile with no cannons, that just might be possible if they attach a grappling hook so they perchance might snag it.