Hello @samstonehill
I wanted some advice from you, it's not related to your current post.
I wanted to buy the dowsing rods and found these on Amazon. Can you please let me know if they are good to be purchased. They are a pair of two
I have also been checking on the antenna designed by you, want to get for my garden. Is there any source from where I can purchase and what is it exactly called
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The dowsing rods look good to me. I guess I should tell you however that personally I just bought copper wire. And I use two pen cases (with the insides removed) to hold the rods. Doesn't need to be anything fancy. Just copper wire with holders. Once you get good at it you don't even need the holders. Once you get really good at it you won't even need the copper! You will just feel the answers.
For the antenna, I don't think anyone is making them like this. But again, it won't take much effort on your part to create this at home. Copper pipe, copper wire, zinc plated screws. For this one I am also using galvanised steel wire at the top.
I bought my first antenna from Yannick Van Doorne's website after which I felt confident to make my own.
If you are looking for something more complex I recommend Shardana Geometries.
Have fun!
Thank you for these tips. Sorry I thought I replied to you, but then realized I had not.
To start with I think I will go for a simple Dowsing rod. I will also try to make it myself.
I checked the Yannick website, there is some good stuff there.
The Shardana one, can you please check on the link as the page is not opening.
I have some time, but I need to do these things for my Garden. If I can buy it, easier for me.
Totally understood.
Try this link for Shardana Geometries: https://www.shardanageometries.it/
He doesn't show prices on his website however and it seems like you must connect privately to discuss this. I am in contact with him every day on Telegram so I am sure he will get back to you quickly if there is something there you like the look of.
This is helpful. Thank you for sharing @samstonehill