RF Meters

 
I'm considering this meter from lessemf. Anyone have any recommendations? I would like it to measure cell antenna strength as well as neighbor's wifi, baby monitors, wireless alarm systems, smart meters, dect phones.
 
What is everyone using out there?  Thanks, want to purchase soon!  Loni
 
 
 
8 GHZ RF METER
Very Wide Frequency Range
Need to measure the new 5.8 GHz phones, baby monitors, DECT phones, wireless routers, surveillance bugs or other frequencies up to 8 GHz?
This breakthrough in higher frequency RF measurement covers 10 MHz to 8 GHz and great for digital and analog RF signals. 3-axis (isotropic) measurement. Includes audio alarm with adjustable threshold and 99 point manual memory function. Extremely sensitive: 20 mV/m to 108 V/m (equivalent to 0.1 nanoWatt/cm² to 3 milliWatt/cm²). 4-digit LCD display offers V/m, A/m, W/m², or µW/cm². Choose to display instantaneous value, maximum value, or average. ±1dB accuracy or better. Uses 9V battery. 1 year factory warranty.
8 GHz RF Meter (Cat. #A489) ……… $499.00 
 

 

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Loni wrote:
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> I'm considering this meter from lessemf. Anyone have any recommendations?
>  
> What is everyone using out there?
>  

Looks like a TES-593. I have desired to evaluate one, but have resisted
due to the price, and as the specs are equal to the Cornet, I can't see
much benefit to getting one myself. The 3-axis antenna is a plus though.

Stewart

Thanks for your thoughts Stewart!  After what I'm going through over here I need a way to measure RF. Loni

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Loni wrote:
>
> I'm considering this meter from lessemf. Anyone have any recommendations?
>
> What is everyone using out there?
>

Looks like a TES-593. I have desired to evaluate one, but have resisted
due to the price, and as the specs are equal to the Cornet, I can't see
much benefit to getting one myself. The 3-axis antenna is a plus though.

Stewart








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