Posted by edomor2 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Using-the-TES-92-tp1553709.html

Hi folks,

We are also using this electrosmog reader (the one with the very comical-looking bright yellow nose) and find it that is very tricky to take readings.

As it seems to be so sensitive to being held, is a more accurate reading done with a tripod, or set on top of a stable surface? We've tried both and sometimes the variance between the two is huge. Which is more accurate?

Another question we have about the device are the bars that appear below the reading, usually when it spikes for one reason or another. The manual refers to this as the dynamic range, but the technical writing that follows isall very Greek to me.

We are taking our readings in milli or micro W per M squared, as most of the literature seems to use this or CM squared, not V/M. I'm not a math guy, so I trust the device to convert the readings for me better than I would myself.

Edo