EMF

[Amy]

Any of our visitors have an EMF detector? What kind is it and what do you think of it?

We have a CellSensor and something else, I forget right now. In the few places we've used them, we haven't gotten any readings. That doesn't mean they don't work, but they haven't had to work yet!

I have heard though, that they don't work as well as another one does. Any thoughts?

[rkf3164]

I don't have one, even though I've considered purchasing one. And I've never used one, so I would also be interested to hear everyone's thoughts.

[Tony@OWNE]

My group use a number of different types to primarily check the investigation environment for any em sources that could prejudice the results of the other equipment and experiments.

The models we use are:
Gauss Master
Spectral Electronics' 2G EMF Meter
Spectral Electronics' Sapphire 2G EMF Meter
CellSensor EMF

EMF Meters all work well if you use them for what they were originally designed: finding sources of EMFs. They are in no way shape or form 'ghost detectors!'

[Amy]

Do you find that the Gauss works better than the CellSensor in detecting EMF fluctuations?

[Tony@OWNE]

For the most part yes, as I find that the range of the CellSensor in general is very limited. I've tried using 4 different CellSensor units myself and with each unit I found you have to have the probe very close to the EM source. In one case I found that the probe had to be touching an emergency light before it would register it, whereas the Gauss detected it from about 2 metres away.

[ghostbuster88]

a group of friends and i r tryin to investigate most of the known sites of staten island...wat kind of equipment would we need to investigate??

[Amy]

Hi Ghostbuster88. We don't advocate going into any suspected haunted spots without permission! Basically, a camera, flashlight and recorder are good tools to start with.

Amy

[Lisa]

H Anthony...welcome to the message boards....Ghost hunting is a very expensive hobby, but like Amy already said, a camera, flashlight and a voice recorder is a good start