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URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Your-Inner-Voice-tp1541953p1541955.html
Hello Shivani,
it beats me how a Multidetektor (which only can measure lowfrequency
electrical and magnetic fields) may let you know a frequency.
Personally, I am very fond of determining the sounds of many elektrosmog
sources.
I have quite a number of meters.
The latest are described in the (english) issues of my downloadable magazine
*het bitje*, especially the ones of April and May 2006.
See:
http://www.milieuziektes.nl/Pagina110.htmlI love the meters from Endotronic, because qua sound, they are unsurpassed.
I always wear the Esmog Spion or Profi Sion with me, and use the VLF Spion
together with the Stetzer meter. (The Stetzer meter only works in
wallsockets, where the VLF Spion works *in space*)
They are great for finding sources.
The April issue handles the HFA3 meter of ROM Elektronik. It has a built-in
frequency filter bands.
So one may check inside pre-defined frequency bands, and other frequencies,
which may disturb, are filtered out. The sound output is not so good, but
when one plugs a headphone in the bus, wow, then one hears a lot.
They are working on the HFA4, which may work from 100 MHz up to 10 GHz, but
it is not clear when the first meters will be ready, as every manufacturer
has enormous delays in development.
I have placed a number of sounds on:
http://www.milieuziektes.nl/Pagina109.htmlI am in the process of recording many more sounds, like those of a
flatscreen, joystick, some trees, etc.
For that I have bought a special MP3 recording device with a wider frequency
range than the memorecorder I used before.
PS. Many people are focussed on mobile phones and their transmitters, plus
the lowfrequency sources, but I found that the normal radiowaves (from
radio, television and aircraft) can be a pest also.
With my profi Spion and special ball antenna, I can find them exactly as
wider *hotspots*.
I mean, my normal high frequency *hotspots* from mobile phones are the size
of a small football.
The radio *hotspots* do have the size of about 1/2 to 1 meter .
Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
www.hetbitje.nl
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Subject: [eSens] Your Inner Voice
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> The device that Cara got from Dave Stetzer is called Your Inner Voice.
> You attach two leads to electrode patches applied to your body, usually to
> the ankle and wrist of your dominant hand. You will hear the sound of
> current
> running through your body as you move around your house exposing yourself
> to
> current and fields.
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> I attempted to get Dr. Graham and Dave to make this gizmo available to
> the public, but they decided against it. You can get about the same
> information with the Aaronia Multidektor, which also lets you know the
> frequency
> range. (I expect Charles will again criticise the Multidektor, but I
> find it very
> useful.)
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> You could make your own Inner-Voice type gizmo if you are handy. The
> basic component is sold at Radio Shack . I don't know what it's called,
> but
> it's about the size of a pack of cigarettes (just a bit thicker), a little
> speaker with three jack openings and a volumn control. You insert the
> jack the
> leads are wired to into the "input." They might call it a signal
> amplifier.
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> There is another interesting thing you can do with it (Though this is
> "just for fun" and not to be used officially in court, etcetera.) You
> can walk
> around with the two leads just dangling or held looped in your hand, using
> them as antennae. You will hear a wide variety of sounds as you pick up
> various signals. I was astounded at the sounds coming from various
> electronic
> items in a pharmacy I was checking/filtering.
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> Being able to "hear" it sure makes it real for folks. This is why I
> like the Electrosmog Detector.
>
> Regards,
> Shivani Arjuna
> www.LifeEnergies.com
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