EMF Multi-Meters On Sale at Sears

I know EMF's are generated by electricity...

but all the multimeters I've seen are the kind you plug into sockets to test the electrical flow, or other such areas, using probes on wires that are attached...

So how does one go about converting a regular multimeter to be used as an EMF meter?

or are they two completely different tools?

just wondering....

😆 well i know what im asking santa for xmas now , wow they are not expensive at all...its now on my wish list..

hey livescifi..time to purhcase extras they are on sale you all...wait let me get you one for xmas lol

train..

seriously gonna ask for one...or buy one 🙁
train

😆 well i know what im asking santa for xmas now , wow they are not expensive at all...its now on my wish list..

hey livescifi..time to purhcase extras they are on sale you all...wait let me get you one for xmas lol

train..

seriously gonna ask for one...or buy one 🙁
train

wouldnt know how to use one if I got one lol but good luck train may you get your wish...

Well, unfortunately the Manual for the One I got, model# 82146 Doesnt cover instructions for Ghost hunting. SO I will Just have to Wing it.

But alot of Sites i have been looking at for Research Say whaT I got should work.

As long as it Has a Function to Measure "OHMS". It is section on the Dial that has the "OMEGA" Symbol

Mine Covers VDC, VAC, ADC, BAT, and OHMS.

And it jsut uses a 9-Volt Bat, Which Isnt too bad!

The Display Lite-up..But..Oh Well! Those Werent on Sale!

(From Torchwood)

Just a Heads up,

If anyone Is looking For A reasonably Priced EMF Meter.....

This weekend, Sears is Having a sale on a couple Craftsman Multi-Meters.

I Just got one for 14.99.

There is also one for 9.99.

Craftman Has alot of Good Priced Meters.

Anywhere From 9.99-75.00.

Fresno thanks for the tip unfortunately I have never seen a multimeter that can be used as EMF meter in GH situations. However since the topic came up, I thought this would be good opportunity to discuss different types of EMF meters and which ones we here at livescifi.tv have had the best luck with.
The first question you should ask yourself is whether you want analog or digital? My experience has been that analog in most cases proves to be more accurate then digital, while not the easiest to use in the field, these meters also seem to be more durable as well. We also try to avoid anything with blinking lights as indicators on the detector, not only are they distracting but they I have tend to be less accurate as well. (ie K2)
Now, there are two types of ElectroMagnetic Field detectors that we use at livescifi.tv, AC and DC.
1.AC Meters - detects any eletronic magnetic fields, ie electornic devices, alarm clocks, fuse boxes, tv's, etc.
2.DC Meters - dectect any natural electromagnetic fields, ie electromagnetic storms, human emf fields, and earth magnetic fluctuations, etc.

There are tons of EMF detectors out there for you to choose from so hopefully this will help you out a little!

thanks for the info Tim! it helps tremendously.

spook

thanks for the info Tim! it helps tremendously.

spook

anytime! 🙂

Great tips FTL and Tim.
Hey Tim i know you said there are tons on the market but how many are there really? And do you think the are making meter with ghost hunters in mind now? Can't wait to use mine.

Great tips FTL and Tim.
Hey Tim i know you said there are tons on the market but how many are there really? And do you think the are making meter with ghost hunters in mind now? Can't wait to use mine.

Yes spooked I firmly believe that the Tri-Field Meters are the best in the market.

😆 glad i did not add that to the wish list yet..Tim thanks for all the information concerning them, it will be very helpful on purchasing the right one and not the wrong one...thanks
train