Jan Jenson wrote:
> Check out these meters!
> They look really excellent!
>
Really?? Not to my eye.
Read the specs. The threshold it starts detecting at is 10 micro
watts/cm2 for microwaves, and 5 V/m for electric fields.
Look that up in a conversion chart
http://seahorseCorral.org/images/meter/data/axspace/www/images/meter/power-density-chart.pngSo like I reviewed the Tri-Field meter on my page
http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html#specsthe Trifield demonstrates very poor sensitivity, and is therefore
basically useless on the Microwave setting. In fact the Trifield does
not _*Start_* detecting RF until 6 V/m, which is at the _*Top_* of the
Acoustimeter's scale.
This is a good meter for those who want to prove there is nothing in the
air to measure.
In fact, I review 11 features to look for in a good meter. I gave this
meter 9 down-pointing red arrows.
Sincerely,
Stewart