reply to Charles

> Charles wrote:
> So the mail I did sent yesterday to [hidden email] is not your e-mail
> address. I can't help that.
>
> Shivani replies:
Maybe you can help that. My address is [hidden email] not
[hidden email]/

> Charles wrote:
> And Shivani, you are completely free in buying the meter of your liking.
> I just gave a hint.
>
> Shivani replies:
> I don't "like" or "dislike" any meter. I am not into politics here
regarding brand. I am simply (Well, I thought it was simple!) looking for a
meter that fits particular specifications to do the job that needs to be done.
A "hint" is just not very useful.

Charles wrote:
> I am not going *to spill the beans on the table* and being confronted with
> a
> bunch of lawyers afterwards.
> I may be a fool, but not that dumb.
>
Shivani replies:
If you were merely to translate the relevant portion of whatever is
posted on that German Website, you would not be subject to suit.
If anybody here who speaks German would please do this, I will much
appreciate it!
>
> Charles wrote:
> In the aforementioned document, one can see, that this company has been to
> court many, many times, in order to withdraw a number of claims, that were
> not true, and which they could not uphold.
>
Shivani replies:
Did any of these claims involve the frequency range or voltage
senitivity of the Multidector ll Profi? That is what I need to know.
Also, if they had to withdraw claims that were not true, does that mean
the claims that are now on their site are accurate?

> Charles wrote:
> Regarding meters, you may contact in the USA www.lessemf.com and
> www.enviratest.com
> And in Germany www.priggen.com
>
Shivani replies:
Thank you for the suggestions.
Lessemf has a nice meter that fits the technical specifications, but it's
$200. Enviratest has a great meter, but it's $900.
I have not tried priggen before. I have just e-mailed them to
enquire, as they don't have much information on their Web site. If they have an
electric field meter that is sensitive to low field strength, distinguishes
between 60 Hz and higher frequencies at least up to 30 KHz, AND costs less than
$100, I will be happily astonished.
The fact that the Aaronia site says their meter fits all the above needs
is why I ordered it. (It will be some time before it arrives.)

Regards,
Shivani


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