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Timmie which Natural EMF Meter do ya use?

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(@l-gaunder)
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When I researched them they have a blue one and a yellow I assume as some pages say theres a 1 Version and a 2 Version. Which one do you use and is there a difference between the 2?


 
Posted : 08/11/2008 10:19 pm
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When I researched them they have a blue one and a yellow I assume as some pages say theres a 1 Version and a 2 Version. Which one do you use and is there a difference between the 2?

please clarify im not sure even what brand your talking about ?


 
Posted : 09/11/2008 12:14 am
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Sorry, Guess I should show you what I mean

Just wanna make sure I am getting the better of the two if there is a difference in em. Doesn't appear to be but wanted to check with ya. Or do you use something different all together. I showed my team the K2 deal with a walkie talkie so I told them don't use any devices around it if you must use it. Myself I wasn't bought on the whole idea of it from the start when I saw it on GH.


 
Posted : 10/11/2008 5:35 am
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Sorry, Guess I should show you what I mean

Just wanna make sure I am getting the better of the two if there is a difference in em. Doesn't appear to be but wanted to check with ya. Or do you use something different all together. I showed my team the K2 deal with a walkie talkie so I told them don't use any devices around it if you must use it. Myself I wasn't bought on the whole idea of it from the start when I saw it on GH.

I use the 2nd version because it actually creates far less false positives, these meters are EXTREMELY sensitive and you cannot walk around with it, but instead one should use it like a motion alarm when investigating.

heres info straight from alpha labs..

The SUM setting in Model 1 adds together the electric and magnetic fields and detects if either field changes. Model 1 is used to find a disturbance in either type of field, but in the SUM setting it can generally detect if a person approaches to within five or ten feet, even on the other side of a wall. For this reason, Model 1 is preferred for parapsychological research, when, for example, a room to be measured is known to be vacant for an extended period (except for experimenters, who remain relatively still for that period). In Model 2, the SUM setting is magnetic plus radio/microwave (which requires somewhat more battery power to operate than the Model 1 SUM, but Model 2 also has an AC adapter). The SUM setting in Model 2 is for early warning of any unusual atmospheric electromagnetic activity, such as geomagnetic storms or ball lightning. In this setting, it does not falsely trigger when people walk by.


 
Posted : 11/11/2008 1:15 am
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