Replies to post #69163 on Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

[Raider21]

Quote: Do other AUVs discriminate between silver, gold, copper, iron, bronze, lead, aluminum, stainless steel and other metals like the SeaSearcher does? Or do they just say if something is iron or not iron? Let me help. They do not. They can only indicate if something is ferrous or non-ferrous. And maybe provide very low resolution images of what they are able to show.
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No they don't and neither does the Timmy Toy. If there is any FACTUAL evidence it does , I and others would certainly like to see it. All talk - no show.

[hedge_fun]

AUV are platforms, just like the Timmy Toy,…..

which SFRX says is still experimental on their website. Whoever did the write-up on the website needs to be fired. And when are they gonna update that crap?

Anyway, according to the website the Toy “flies” a few feet off the seabed and is supposedly fitted with an array of sensors, just like an AUV. The sensors send info to the (ahem) command center and the info is processed with the so-called proprietary software. The Timmy Toy doesn’t detect anything. Apparently it can’t even navigate the currents at Juno, and divers have to go ahead of it to make sure it doesn’t run into anything coming up out of the seabed.

What a joke.

But let’s play the pretend game and go along with the premise the Timmy Toy works….or at least the software program that can detect silver and gold.

Even if that is all eventually figured out, the current platform is a joke. Whatever Timmy looked at before he came up with the design of the platform, he didn’t learn very much.

If you have great research and can narrow the search area, then an AUV can be deployed with HISAS, side scan sonar, sub bottom, and other sensors, as well as cameras. Real salvors look for wrecks known to carry valuable cargo. They find the wreck and they know what’s there. They don’t need a Toy to tell them.

And divers don’t need to do recon missions for AUV’s. They can be pre-programmed and are truly autonomous, unlike the Timmy Toy, which is still experimental.

[Goldenboy17]

So, no. No other technology currently does what the SeaSearcher does.

Offered examples prove the SeaSearcher is in a class by itself.

Highly valuable to shareholders of SFRX.

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