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sctts

11/14/21 12:19 PM

#66187 RE: Seriously123 #66186

These are great questions I can't wait to hear your answer too?

Try to reflect with your answers instead of blanket statements.



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Raider21

11/14/21 12:55 PM

#66189 RE: Seriously123 #66186

Quote: Let me ask you then?

Why would the state require a extensive site plan for the ring site?
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First of all let me ask you, do you know what a underwater 'site plan' is? Its a mapping of a shipwreck site using a bearing azimuth that's positioned, usually in the proximity of the center of site. Measurements of bearing and distance are then done of exposed/visible objects. Bearing and distance is also recorded of assumed ferrous/non-ferous objects in the sub-bottom (but of course by your statements and others) the Timmy Toy already knows what these sub-surface objects are. That how a sight plan is produced as recorded by the underwater site planner/s. If this plan is based on total reliance of what Timmy Toy says, I wouldn't bet the life of an ant on it. If the plan consists of superficially observed objects, well then super-do, experienced divers or the contract archaeologist should be capable of readily identifying said objects; anchors, cannons, partially exposed piles of treasure, etc. I doubt that is the case which all equates to more barn yard bull crap.
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hedge_fun

11/14/21 1:16 PM

#66190 RE: Seriously123 #66186

The Timmy Toy isn’t proven technology, so the.......FBAR

doesn’t approve Fairy Tale science included in their plan of action.

This has been discussed before. They’re dealing with a bureaucracy that is hostile to salvors and is following what is spelled out clearly in the permit.

But even if we played along with your theory, most wrecks (99%) did not carry treasure.

If it were called the Cannon wreck or the Fortified wreck, then you might be on to something.

The solution is simple. Mag it, resubmit, and include mag hits close to the treasure. So close you can’t help but find treasure.

Or better yet, include mag hits under the treasure. That way in order to get to the anomaly, you have to hit treasure.

No charge for the brilliant advice.