Quote: Nothing will work without that mag! everything else is been done, nothing to look at here! Move along sheep!! LOLOLOL Ok not a sheep.... Just a wise old Owl here watching and waiting. JMO ( in my hot air balloon!)
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1554 Fleet shipwrecks off Padre Island, Texas - Found with a magnetometer.
1622 'Santa Margarita' off the Maquesa Keys, Florida - Found with a magnetometer.
1622 ' N. S. Atocha' off the Marquesa Keys, Florida - Found with a magnetometer
1656 'N. S. Marravillas north of Grand Bahama - Found with a magnetometer.
1641 'N. S. Concepcion not of the Dominican Republic - Found with diver operated magnetometer
1718 'Jesus of Nazareth' on north coast of Dominican Republic - Found with a magnetometer
1724 'N. S. Begona' on South coast of Dominican Republic - Found with a magnetometer
1725 'El Conde' Samana Bay, Dominican Republic - Found with a magnetometer
These are major discoveries of treasure bearing shipwrecks. There are actually hundreds more of lessor notoriety around the world found with the marine magnetometer.
Now why don't you do a list of the shipwrecks the Tinkerbell see all, know all has found. This clown town outfit can't even find a shipwreck wit 32 iron cannons (a magnetometer operators dream) that you people believe is there. The reality is that the wreck isn't there or it would have been found a very long time ago. A continued bunch of nonsense.