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Title: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: Elyong on May 04, 2011, 06:32:09 PM: Dear all,

I knew most of experienced Treasure Hunters were able to explore caves or Tunnels already.

In connection to this, I would like to seek your helpful advises and information on what is the Best Approach and Equipment to be used prior to get inside in any Un-explored Caves and Tunnels.

Please Sirs/Madam, kindly share your knowledge so we (Newbies) may also be aware on what are we going to do and to bring before going inside.

Thank you in advance..

Elyong
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: raquel_lyks on May 04, 2011, 07:01:12 PM: First you need to RESEARCH look for a sign..so that you will know what types of equipment to be use to ENTER the cave/tunnel.. my opinion... :D

Raqz ;)
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: Elyong on May 04, 2011, 07:28:45 PM: Hi Raqz,

Thanks for replying... Looking for a sign is our common goal whether if it is in outside or if we're already inside. However,I would also like to know as if the cave or Tunnel is still un-explored or assuming that you're the first one who saw it, then, what are you going to do, what to prepare and what to bring before getting inside? you surely can expect the un-expected... :)

Best regards,
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: Janner on May 04, 2011, 08:19:21 PM: all the answers are within this forum if you care to look...

take a look at this thread and topic.

General Yamashita's Treasure Questions & Info > My CSI approach
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: Elyong on May 05, 2011, 02:53:03 AM: Quote from: Janner on May 04, 2011, 08:19:21 PM
all the answers are within this forum if you care to look...

take a look at this thread and topic.

General Yamashita's Treasure Questions & Info > My CSI approach

Hahaha, thank you very much Sir Janner, I already found it and truth is, I already browsed it before but I was not able to focus on the content of the topic too much.

Now. for it will not be neglected again, I already copied it and saved to my treasure hunting files....

Again, thank you very much....

Best regards

Elyong
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: Johny Bravo on May 05, 2011, 03:05:23 AM: Sir Janner,

I copied your style in CSI approach and it is truly effective. 1. Interview 2. examine 3. photograph 4. Sketch 5. process.

Thank you so much sir. It's a big help for me as a newbie :)

Johny
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: admin on May 05, 2011, 03:52:17 AM: Quote from: Johny Bravo on May 05, 2011, 03:05:23 AM
Sir Janner,

I copied your style in CSI approach and it is truly effective. 1. Interview 2. examine 3. photograph 4. Sketch 5. process.

Thank you so much sir. It's a big help for me as a newbie :)

Johny

Yes, like Janner said, CSI. He also stresses throughout this forum to always carefully DOCUMENT EVERYTHING before even touching or moving things around. Always keep your Digital Camera and Video Camera with you at all times! Its also like you're an Archaeologist so once you move the items the evidence/history may be destroyed forever after that.
TW
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: boboi on May 05, 2011, 04:00:47 AM: common sense tells us what to do...
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: Elyong on May 06, 2011, 05:06:46 AM: With ample funding too...... ;)
Title: Re: Best approach and equipment used for Cave & Tunnel exploration
Post by: boboi on May 17, 2011, 07:31:02 AM: with complete rules to follow the search for yt isn't much expensive as you can avoid useless diggings...