Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 9:16AM
A review of the RF Ghost Finder for signal tracking and hidden camera detection. Re-purposed for paranormal research, the RF Ghost Finder features long-range and short-range RF detection with an audible tone and pulsing light. Inaccurate and cheap, the device is not very useful.
Ghost Hunting, detector, rf in Survey Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 9:13AM A review of the new CC308+ RF detector for signal tracking and hidden camera detection. Re-purposed for paranormal research, the CC308+ features long-range detection capabilities, vibration, audible and LED measurement for signal strength. A filtered lens with 6 Red-laser LEDs with stroboscopic light pulses offers new opportunities for investigations while an embedded compass allows for better tracking and the capacitive circuit is unfiltered enough to be able to detect EMF as well.
Ghost Hunting, detector, rf, strobe in Survey Monday, October 15, 2012 at 8:48PM After a bit of trial-and-error with this technology we created the Sonic Probe with Enhanced Camera and Track Recording.
We were able to hear EVPs in real-time through the device, record them and track the fields that were creating them.
The induction coil technology allows an investigator to track down energy fields (AC/DC EMF, Static and even RF) with surprising speed. Needing to document the results and doubling as a power source, the wand can be connected to a voice recorder or amplifier to record the sounds of the fields at a location. Providing further authentication, a Digital Camera/Camcorder flashlight has been mounted to the non-conductive wand to assist in documenting a survey of a site. Other modifications like adding a laser net or condenser mic are also possible.
