For my Montana lotto project i want to do I want the dowsing rods to only move if it's a yes. so I'll have my girlfriend randomly assign the numbers on a grid then ill move down the first column to determine if the number is in that row and i want the rods to only move if it's in that row and then subsequently will only move if it's on the correct number in that row. Is this a good plan for dowsing the lotto or should the dowsing rods always move for yes and no. Say move apart when it's no and cross together if it's yes?

I think you can do it either way. When I use the L-rods I program for both a yes and a no response only if I'm asking a yes or no question, but usually out in the field I expect no response at all until I locate the target. I know one dowser who's rods move apart for yes, and another who's rods cross in the middle for yes. You have to find out what works for you.

Okay thanks. I'll just have to practice.