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Posted On: 11/11/2019 10:43:31 PM
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Re: Coat Tail Rider #5351
You obviously haven’t done your research. Sub bottom profiling has nothing to do with the amount of treasure a ship had. It locates the wreck regardless.
National Geographic funded an project to find a slave ship, and it was located.
Several wrecks have been located when the only purpose was to study the layers of Earth beneath the seabed.
Now a novice might go after a Spanish Galleon, but real salvors know Spain will lay claim to the vessel and any chance of getting a finder’s fee is somewhere between slim and none.
If your looking for treasure only, try using a sensor(s) that detects non ferrous metals.
I hope this helped.
I know, I know, SOON it’s all gonna change with Tinkerbell 2.0. You just won’t impose a deadline.
Amusing
National Geographic funded an project to find a slave ship, and it was located.
Several wrecks have been located when the only purpose was to study the layers of Earth beneath the seabed.
Now a novice might go after a Spanish Galleon, but real salvors know Spain will lay claim to the vessel and any chance of getting a finder’s fee is somewhere between slim and none.
If your looking for treasure only, try using a sensor(s) that detects non ferrous metals.
I hope this helped.
I know, I know, SOON it’s all gonna change with Tinkerbell 2.0. You just won’t impose a deadline.
Amusing

