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Irishsentry
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 Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 8:50 pm Post subject: Trifield meters |
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Looking at buying a meter from Trifield....can anyone tell me if the "natural" that ignores AC current would be a good choice? Why or why not?
I plan to have another for checking EMF leaks in a house but for paranormal (possible) anomalies it looks like that natural would be more sensitive.
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Amberrose
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How'd I miss this one....sorry for the delay Irish,
We own a Natural Tri-Field meter and I recommended that one all the way. Tom's more of the tech head then me and he bought it. But it really does ignore any man made EMF's. You can hold it in front of a computer screen and nothing will happen. But jump around in front of the thing and it will pick up on your muscle movements. It's awesome.
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digitalstooge
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That's really cool. I wonder how it knows what to block out. The diagram that Lostzac supplied us is made to work with the human body's electric field that the readings you get from it are a measurement of what the human body absorbs.
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